I’ve built a small MVP and want real users to try it, give feedback, and tell me what sucks. What’s the best way to reach the first 50–100 users?
Zapier/n8n are powerful, but they still feel like building workflows step by step. I am researching natural-language automation, where you describe the outcome and the system figures out the workflow. Do you think this is actually better for non-technical users, or does drag-and-drop still win because it gives more control?
Curious because I am building something around it...
I’ve built a small MVP and want real users to try it, give feedback, and tell me what sucks. What’s the best way to reach the first 50–100 users?
I’ve built a small MVP and want real users to try it, give feedback, and tell me what sucks. What’s the best way to reach the first 50–100 users?
I’ve been building remii.space, an AI automation tool that can actually take action on websites instead of just giving answers.
The idea is simple: instead of connecting 10 apps manually like Zapier or setting up complex workflows like n8n, you just tell remii what you want done in plain English.
For example: fill a form, open a website, complete a workflow, research something, submit something, or handle repetitive online tasks.
Right now it’s still early and not perfect, but the goal is to make AI feel less like a chatbot and more like a real assistant that can use the internet for you.
Would love honest feedback: is this actually useful, or are people already happy with tools like Zapier/n8n?