OwlEars – Raw feedback, straight from your customers' minds
Hello everyone Years ago, I built a personal feedback platform called Sarahah that got famous but was eventually removed from stores. One unique aspect of Sarahah was its simple, plain message box. Now, I'm using this concept to help businesses gather raw feedback (yes, just plain free text) from their customers. This approach contrasts with guided surveys that can often frame and limit responses. On the business side, we use AI to analyze this feedback and provide valuable insights and recommendations. I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts Additionally, if you're interested in…
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OwlEars is a feedback collection platform for businesses that gathers unstructured customer comments through simple text boxes rather than guided surveys. It targets companies seeking raw customer insights without the constraints of traditional survey formats. The platform uses AI to analyze the feedback and generate insights and recommendations. The approach builds on the creator's earlier experience with Sarahah, emphasizing open-ended responses to capture authentic customer perspectives.
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Hello everyone Years ago, I built a personal feedback platform called Sarahah that got famous but was eventually removed from stores. One unique aspect of Sarahah was its simple, plain message box. Now, I'm using this concept to help businesses gather raw feedback (yes, just plain free text) from their customers. This approach contrasts with guided surveys that can often frame and limit responses. On the business side, we use AI to analyze this feedback and provide valuable insights and recommendations. I would really appreciate hearing your thoughts Additionally, if you're interested in using this in your startup where we hear your feedback and tailor it to your needs, please let me know
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