The Silence

Remember when you launched your app?

That moment when you finally released your creation into the world. The countless hours of coding, designing, and planning culminated in a single tap – "Deploy."

And then... silence.

Sure, the visitor numbers ticked up. Maybe a lot of people signed up and even used your app a bit.

But what did they think? Were they excited? Frustrated with a bug? Was there an "aha!" moment?

Or, and I know this from experience, did they care at all?

In the vast web ocean, your app became another address indexed on Google. But the dreams you put into each page, each function – did anyone truly experience them as you'd envisioned?


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You refresh your dashboard obsessively. Some numbers change. Maybe they mean something. But they are not enough.

Someone finally answered your email asking for feedback. "Great app!" they say. But why? What makes it great? What could make it better?

You created this app to solve a problem, to make a difference. To build something great.

But without real feedback, you're shooting in the dark, hoping to hit a target you can barely see.

What if...

  • You could sit down with each of your users, hear their thoughts, understand their needs?
  • You could transform those silent visits into meaningful conversations?

Introducing Describy


Describy is your direct line to your users:

  1. Users on your website have a voice call with an AI researcher
  2. They have short, natural conversations where we get to the essential
  3. You get the transcript

Describy is like having a team of expert researchers constantly interviewing your users.

You can even try it out by clicking on the Phone button that just popped up on the right.

The Change

In the early days of app development, we didn't listen to our users enough because we couldn't.

Today, we have mountains of data, but we're still missing the story behind the numbers.

The era of silent users and guesswork development is coming to an end.

The age of real feedback is just beginning.

Stay tuned.

The conversation is about to get a lot more interesting.