ashok_varma
Re:How to beta test your mobile apps
on Saturday June 30, 2012 @11:38AM (#4181881)
Prior to Appstark, we were building games and we had to recruit beta testers. We recruited around 800 beta testers for our game on Android, all without a single blog covering us. I will do follow up post about it.
Re:How to beta test your mobile apps
on Saturday June 30, 2012 @11:21AM (#4181828)
Thanks for the feedback Denis. We will improve and try to do better next time.
Re:Measuring Mobile Apps: The Problem With Mobile Analytics
on Monday April 23, 2012 @03:42PM (#3880580)
I agree with your point that turn around time for feedback is slower in mobile apps. I think the problem is that in the web its easier for users to communicate with you. The communication channels available for mobile app users are very limited. Appstore is where users are ranting about the apps.
We have built a way for users can directly talk to the developer inside mobile apps. Check it out at http://appstark.com
Re:Capturing Feedback In Your iPhone App
on Monday April 23, 2012 @03:23PM (#3880501)
Testflight does not help you capture the user emotion. It is very important to find out how the user views a certain feedback. Does he view it as a suggestion, question or a problem, it helps to know how big a pain point it is.
Re:Capturing Feedback In Your iPhone App
on Monday April 23, 2012 @02:56PM (#3880363)
Nice to see app developers embracing the idea of gathering feedback inside their apps.
We have built a similar solution that any app developer can use right now. Check it out at http://appstark.com
MVP and Customer development problems in mobile
Appstark Helps Mobile Apps Gather and Manage Feedback
Re:Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
on Sunday April 08, 2012 @12:40PM (#3814214)
Haha i didnt notice it till you said it.
Thank you. The best part of building a startup is getting feedback like this. It made my day.
Show HN: Simplest way to engage with your mobile app users
Re:Don’t Blink The Hazards of Confidence
on Wednesday January 04, 2012 @12:41AM (#3422961)
Does this apply to tech entrepreneurship. How big a part does luck play in tech startups?
Don’t Blink The Hazards of Confidence
Re:Show HN: Simply the best trivia game for android - King of Trivia
on Tuesday December 27, 2011 @07:09AM (#3395532)
We concentrated a lot on the Single player game play and moved the multiplayer aspect to a separate tab called "Challenges". We will work on making it easier.
Thanks
Re:Show HN: Simply the best trivia game for android - King of Trivia
on Tuesday December 27, 2011 @07:01AM (#3395516)
Sorry it was a typo, we are starting with 44 quizzes but we will be adding more quizzes every week.
Re:Show HN: Simply the best trivia game for android - King of Trivia
on Tuesday December 27, 2011 @06:58AM (#3395507)
We need the internet access, so that we can add more quizzes to the app. We will be adding new quizzes every week.
We provide carrier billing with our app. So we need that SMS permission.
Contact permission is required for integrating with Openfeint.
Sorry to ask for these permissions. We take your privacy very seriously.
Re:Show HN: Simply the best trivia game for android - King of Trivia
on Tuesday December 27, 2011 @05:09AM (#3395339)
This is our first app. Please give us feedback
Show HN: Simply the best trivia game for android - King of Trivia
Show HN: Review my Startup (no more 'force close' or 'crashed unexpectedly')
We are building a way for mobile app developers to communicate with their users during crashes and otherwise. We want to enable developers to communicate better during downtime. There have been many cases where the app is crashing for only a few users and the developer takes a huge hit in terms of app store ranking. In some cases even if the developer fixes the problem, it takes time for users...
Ask HN: What do you do when your mobile app starts crashing for some users
When you just released a new version of the app or the first version and you start receiving crash reports from users. What do you do
Re:Ask HN: How do you decide whether to charge for your product from d...
on Tuesday September 13, 2011 @10:48AM (#2991670)
Our product is similar to them but not the same. We both are trying to develop solutions to the same problem and trying to find the product market fit. Since they are not charging for their service and we are, do you think it would effect our chances of finding product market fit. Do you think we are making it harder for us to find product market fit.
Re:Ask HN: How do you decide whether to charge for your product from d...
on Tuesday September 13, 2011 @10:36AM (#2991619)
Could you give me an example of both types of product please. It would help me think about it better.
Ask HN: How do you decide whether to charge for your product from day one?
We are building a product that we know is very useful for our customers. We have a few competitors but they are not charging for their service yet. They also have users who are actively using the service.