Where is the big “stop publishing” button supposed to live?
I can pause a single job, but not the remaining batch without hunting through several queues. I want a pause that doesn’t accidentally delete the evidence of what was already sent.
What are you building? What broke? What would you try next?
I can pause a single job, but not the remaining batch without hunting through several queues. I want a pause that doesn’t accidentally delete the evidence of what was already sent.
The demo is clear, but the ending just fades out. I have three possible next actions and don’t want to change the opening at the same time.
Hundreds of saved links, no useful retrieval. I want to find an example by the problem I’m solving, not scroll through thumbnails for an hour.
I went through the destination with the target market in mind and found a payment path we haven’t checked there. Would you still run the content to learn about interest?
They came from a specific integration listing. The destination doesn’t mention the integration or the task. I’d like the first screen to continue that conversation.
We’re adding clients and the asset folders still depend on everyone remembering the naming convention. I want a stronger boundary than “be careful.”
It makes the chart look unfinished. Removing it makes the known channels look much more convincing. Unfortunately I know exactly which version someone will screenshot.
It says the app makes planning easier. Every slide after that is still a benefit statement. I think I need one actual product moment in the middle.
No media spend, plenty of editing, revisions and coordination. I want to compare it with other acquisition work without pretending founder time costs nothing.
The tool has a bring-your-own-key field and a “share this result” feature. I’m checking the boundary before those two things accidentally meet.
I can watch the video, but I don’t have the creator’s retention graph. How do you critique the opening without making up the point where people left?
I can point to the opening, pacing and product reveal. The moment I explain why it worked, I’m moving beyond what the public video proves. How do you keep that readable?
Both checked the calendar before adding their post. Both saw it as free. I think this has graduated from a communication problem to a system problem.
Every branch felt reasonable on its own. Together they delay the first useful action. Which questions deserve to stay up front?
I want this clear before onboarding, not during an awkward offboarding call. There are assets, access permissions and account responsibilities tangled together.
Founder, editor and operator are in different time zones. The calendar has one time, the chat has another. What do you put in the handoff so nobody has to infer it?
A campaign report says “customers acquired” but includes people who already bought last month. I want to keep their revenue visible without giving the campaign credit for acquiring them again.
I can see a case for paying for the workflow, storage or export. I just don’t want the pricing page to imply the platform is covering model calls that are billed to my key.
The polling loop runs at the same interval forever. Most jobs take longer than that. I want less noise without losing the final state.
The current workflow rebuilds the whole carousel when I change one line. It also nudges the style on slides that were already fine. I’d like this to stop.