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Some honest feedback. If the product is good, the landing page and the overall website is equally bad. The whole AI generated imagery put me off. As a technical person, I know what Yutori sort of does and I want to use it but I am also confused what it will unlock for me. The landing page doesn’t pull me in. Marketing is hard and this is coming from someone who suck at it. This is exactly why if you want conversion from Twitter, you need to play the game. If I see Yutori on my timeline and I visit the website as a follow up, I should see the value instantly. I need to see the honest hype. This might help -

@MotwaniSuhas loves Yutori! He literally held a mic and asked everyone to try it out. Yoy can definitely do something together in SF with @TheProductfolks 🚀

Love the hustle!

Yutori product is really amazing been using it .

all the best. love the design @yutori_ai

Good luck!

love this, Devi! Great job and congrats on all the progress.

Best wishes Devi. Loved your honesty, transparency & objectivity.

It’s a great product, wishing you guys all the best!

Best Wishes!

great product

Great video format! And relatable struggles

hahaha. love the flyers! Bullish on scouts. Good luck!

All the best, and will try to contribute in best way possible to help this grow. Have you tried hackathons though? Usually a good way to get people hands on product and realize the value!

Always loved your content. Looking forward to seeing more!

Love your energy and vulnerability. I’m certain the best things are yet to come. Will try and share feedback.

All the best

With AI Web Agents technologists are seduced by the difficult technical problem but showing usefulness to customers has proven to be even more challenging Ie: with @rtrvrai we are pitching as vibe scraping platform and moving into embeddable web agents category

Best wishes❤️

cool that instead of notorious ad bombing, you chose flyers approach, wishing you the best, devi and yutori team!

The best AI use at present is the L1 (write this code, draft my article, etc). The issue with L2 use cases like "book my flight ticket" or "trade this stock" is that neither our society is ready for it nor the financial system. Innovation is a good thing still, best luck on this.

Just wondering if Scout is also meant for enterprises (like partnerships with media houses) or if it’s intended only for direct customers..

All the best, distribution is hard. What are the top 3 main reasons why are users not converting from free tier to paid tier?

What extras come into Yutori's revenue model apart from APIs?