@smt88 "Seems like it just means it's not solving an urgent-enough pain point." I think this is your issue, and you are targeting the wr...

@smt88 "Seems like it just means it's not solving an urgent-enough pain point." I think this is your issue, and you are targeting the wrong market. As i parent i have personally tried a few baby tracking apps. Good in theory, but not really solving a problem (IMHO) While your app may have a better UI and be simpler than others out there, i think these class of apps all suffer from: * You have to remember to enter in the information, open the app and capture it. With a newborn, who is quite demanding , having to nurse every 2-3 hours, sleep deprived etc. Just seems to be a bit more work than needed * What use or benefit do i get from the data? So i can monitor trends? Why? * Monitoring trends is easy for parents, especially when they are doing are caring for the kid themselves. My wife is at home.,She knows when my son is not nursing enough, or she knows when he has not pooed or has not had enough wet nappies. You are currently marketing this at "Parents" in general, maybe if you target it Parents who have their kids in Daycare (i.e Remotely keep track of whats going on with your kids) it would be an easier sell. I know i would want this data if my kids were in daycare.

Posted by ismail on Oct 21, 2014, 7:09 AM

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