So, we’ve quickly built our MVP, and now we’re in the beta testing phase. We’ve been hustling to collect valuable feedback to iterate our product, but we’re hitting a bit of a roadblock trying to break out of our initial circle.
We’re using TestFlight for our beta testing, and while I’ve managed to rope in some friends and family, it’s proving to be quite a mission to get others to download the TestFlight app. (Am I the only one feeling this struggle?)
Out of the 101 people I reached out to, only 40 actually downloaded the app. As I grapple with this challenge, I’m left wondering why other members in our team haven’t even invited a single friend. It’s bugging me, and I’m feeling the stress, but how do I navigate this kind of behavior?

  • Howly__@alien.topB
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    10 months ago

    I did experience similar friction when reaching out to people to test my product. I think thats fairly natural for people to not want to help. Its probably due to time and energy it takes to use their product. In the end what i did was have a handful maybe 5 people test actively. Then the people developing the product and myself tested closely for bugs. Hope that helps! Best of luck!