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The “contact us” button on Claim just opens iMessage and fills in the founders’ numbers Surprised by how much extra feedback people are willing to give via this channel

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Building a rewards app is interesting because you can start to price UX friction. Try to give a user $5 but they don’t complete the action? Somewhere in your user flow, there’s at least $5 worth of friction.

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Excruciatingly obvious lesson in retrospect: On a consumer app, every screen needs to have at least one very clear action that the user can take. “What do I do next?” is a failure state.

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Ask FC: What consumer apps had a best-in-class invite experience for their closed beta? Ideally, it should feel like you’re doing your friend a favor by inviting them.

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The “contact us” button on Claim just opens iMessage and fills in the founders’ numbers Surprised by how much extra feedback people are willing to give via this channel

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Push might be a problem at the primitive level though (email, SMS, phone all have spam issues) Maybe the only way to get a permissionless push protocol is to build opt-in ability at the protocol level (probably something to learn from RSS here)

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