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I built Rant@ because in-app feedback is often too cumbersome for users to submit and requires digging for agents to act on. If you've used Testflight for this purpose, it's pretty painful. Rant@ lets users shake their phone and record a quick voice message without leaving the app. It transcribes the recording and attaches a screenshot. The goal is to make the feedback useful immediately agent loop-able. Everything is stored behind a simple API, so a coding agent can triage and fix.
The idea was lower friction to sharing what's on their mind. Increasingly a product's moat is only the brand loyalty they're able to develop. And with transcription models so good and cheap now, this felt like a good move.
Do you think voice is a good model for this?
The shake-to-record flow is genuinely clever, way lower friction than digging through menus or typing out a paragraph. Love that the screenshot gets attached automatically so the agent already has context the moment the message lands.
Love the shake-to-record approach, feels way more natural than typing out a bug report. One thing I'd want though is the option to tag the area of the screenshot the user is talking about, like tapping a spot draws a little circle on it that gets attached to the transcription. Would save agents tons of time figuring out which button or screen the voice note is actually referencing.
The shake gesture is a great idea but it could easily trigger by accident, maybe add a quick on-screen confirmation that pops up for two seconds so users can cancel before it starts recording.
Shake to rant is genuinely such a natural gesture, and pairing it with a screenshot and transcript feels way more useful than typing out a bug report. Curious how the agent triage actually works in practice.
About Rant@ — Tighten the user feedback loop on Product Hunt
“Shake-to-record feedback for mobile apps”
Rant@ — Tighten the user feedback loop was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #6 on the daily leaderboard. I built Rant@ because in-app feedback is often too cumbersome for users to submit and requires digging for agents to act on. If you've used Testflight for this purpose, it's pretty painful. Rant@ lets users shake their phone and record a quick voice message without leaving the app. It transcribes the recording and attaches a screenshot. The goal is to make the feedback useful immediately agent loop-able. Everything is stored behind a simple API, so a coding agent can triage and fix.
Rant@ — Tighten the user feedback loop was featured in Customer Success (6.2k followers), User Experience (366.8k followers) and SaaS (43.1k followers) on Product Hunt. Together, these topics include over 83.7k products, making this a competitive space to launch in.
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