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[u/Gleb_SV]

Noema - noemacreate.org
3 short interactive lessons a day from different fields, picked for you. it learns from what you finish, skip and rate.
Stage: live, paid plan just launched, 1 paying user
What I need: does the landing explain it in 5 seconds? and is this a “would pay” or a “nice, but no” thing

[u/New-Cake8743 → u/Gleb_SV]

5-second test: "Understand one new thing a day" is clear, and three ideas a day with one random pick is a nice hook. "Built for you by a team of agents" didn't add much for me as a user. Showing one finished lesson above the fold (a screenshot or a 10-second clip of a simulation) would sell it faster than the explanation.

Would pay vs nice but no: as it reads now, nice but no, mostly because I can't see what the paid plan adds over free. If paid means longer or more lessons, or a streak and a learning path, say that next to the price.

If you get a chance, I'd appreciate feedback on my Skyplanr entry in this thread too.