QApop Reviews

I waited for a few months, to give the developer time to fix the issues, assuming that being a new product, it may be broken during active development. But nothing's improved. The app is buggy. Analysis Reports & Monitoring Quora (the main selling point of this app) don't work. Only the keywords feature works, which is the same as going to google keyword planner and getting my data there. And that is not why i bought this app. Extremely disappointed.

Had a pathetic experience- Pages didn't load, didn't give good questions, reports didn't generate. Buggy tool

When we are providing data as an input it is not giving the results.
we reached out to you through email, but no response.

It does what it promises but I got 333 views in the last week, none of which was upvoted.

Aside from an outlier that got 112 views alone, most other answers got single digits views, 4 questions got low double digits.

There are a few things that might improve the experience though:
- Fixing the formating output from the AI (it takes quite a bit of time to fix the points)
- Create a "voice" option with ways to personalize the output a bit since the more people use QApop, there will be an abundance of similar answers.
- Integrating with Quora so we can post directly instead of copying and pasting
- On the Draft from post page, get the system to fish the question from the link instead of us having to paste both to make it work
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Entry: 2-Code User.

Score: 4/5 currently (B, above average AppSumo performance)

Rationale: I had no problem getting the platform to work, started actively using the features, and have received my daily notification emails.

What would make this a 5-taco deal? Solve concerns about longevity based on crickets communication (YT uploads 2 years old, Changelog "New Update" 1 year old, LinkedIn multi-years old).

An active community of users (Discord, Slack, Facebook, etc.) goes a long way to keep the community of early adopters' faith in the product alive - or to help interested but novice users transition toward expert brand ambassadorship. If people aren't actively discussing it and eagerly asking for it to keep improving, then it feels dead or dying. But maybe it's just because there's no frictionless communication - "email" and "send in" support tickets and "complete this form" FEELS like code for we can't or won't invest more (asymmetrical information advantage being used against customers/users rather than for them). Perhaps the best communities I'm aware of from AppSumo are Robomotion and Castmagic. They amplify the heck out of their product's value. Magic Bookifier's community is useful in keeping aflame a light that has often seemed to be dimming. Spoken (Rumble Studio) is another with a deeply interested community in the product's longevity, and the platform continues to operate decently, which makes a big difference.

I'm hoping for some updated channels on whether this (QApop) is a purchase for the existing functionality only or a purchase for "this+future." Again, the existing product works. My concern is that this is what it may be forever, and nothing more. I'm not sure - or whether it really should matter - because there isn't communication to help me make up my mind. Furthermore, my experience is that only products/services with communities have an outsized capacity to generate good ideas for future development when the founder doesn't.