💙 Launched UserOrient for Flutter! After 3 months of internal use in real apps, UserOrient is ready for the #Flutter Community! Built with Flutter web, it’s here to help product owners and indie app developers collect feature requests from users within their apps and decide

today i saw one #Flutter app adding @UserOrient to their home page: "Any idea?" this is by far the most creative way of asking users for feedback using @UserOrient

Published userorient_flutter 1.4.6: I made SDK UI smoother and added minimum length for feature request to be 10 characters (users were sending very short and unactionable feedback). Seeing @dariadroid implementing it for their app, I'm even more motivated to make @UserOrient

I released the @NativePal update with @userorient for collecting user feedback just yesterday, and already got the first request. So excited for more 🤩 Thank you @kamranbekirovyz for the awesome tool 🔥 P.S. Redoing the Teleprompter practice is next in pipeline 🚀

Oh hi, Sundar! 👋 This is a great example of a powerful generative UI experience built with Flutter and Gemini ↓

Integrated @UserOrient to a #Flutter macOS app for the first time:

My favorite #Flutter Web loading animation:

💡I actively use User Orient (@userorient) to improve my Finnish It application by monitoring the platform's feature request list for user suggestions. Some weeks I implement quick, "low-hanging fruit" improvements, and other weeks I start on larger feature development. Directly

Stop developing the wrong features! Instead of guessing what your users want to see next, let them decide. You can easily do this with the UserOrient package. 👉 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗱 𝗮𝗹𝗹 𝗮𝗯𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗶𝘁: https://t.co/uGFSKB4i4Q

Soon, you'll see what percentage of upvotes came from premium subscribers.

Next, I want to add identifying premium users in @UserOrient: Thus you'll see: - 100 upvoted "Dark mode", 11% of them are paying. - Whereas 90% of "Offline mode" upvoters are paying. This will help to see what paying vs free users want. Still thinking the best way for UX/UI

3 days, 300+ installs in total. Some devs also requested it for Android Studio and JetBrains. If this turns into a good free marketing tool for my other project @UserOrient, I might spare extra time for building it for other IDEs.

In coming versions of @UserOrient, once user upvoted a feature on your roadmap, they'll receive email on status changes: "Feature X you interested is now in progress/planned/implemented"

Shout-out to @kamranbekirovyz! His "build in public" approach is brilliant: receive feedback in private from selected users, share the solution in public 🙇‍♂️ Thanks to his product UserOrient, I am getting useful feedback to prioritize my roadmap. For example, a user just reminded

Added "Reply with Email" button: Want to thank, or ask for more clarification of the requested feature? Talk to your user with email 📧 @ulusoyapps what else can be helpful here? I could add some pre-written email templates for most common cases. But how many languages should

To get started with UserOrient for your app, visit:

Another #Flutter app started using @UserOrient for their app, but this time it's built with @DreamflowApp 🤩

Hemos creado una sección en la que nos podrás pedir directamente qué funcionalidades quieres que desarrollemos y podrás ver el progreso. Disponible en la nueva versión. #UserOrient #DreamFlow #buildinpublic @userorient @dreamflowapp

"Alternatives" page for @UserOrient is ready. Starting with first 3 big players in this category. I'm sure there are some amount of companies who would search for a native Flutter SDK alternative for Canny, FeatureBase and etc.

Checked Ahrefs: @UserOrient has 0 organic traffic? Then, any growth in organic traffic would be better than nothing.

Coding is enough, started to do some growth tactics: Added "Alternative" pages for SEO. For now, it's Canny, I'll add others by tomorrow. Maybe people are searching for alternatives, and I can get organic traffic for @UserOrient