However, after you've worked so hard on this, it seems silly not to put more effort on the website: the description of the app is minimal, and you don't even have screenshots.
By spending 1 day on the site you could probably reap double the results of the previous 60 days of work.
That's important advice- I'll take it to heart.
It's really hard to change the dev schedule (with 3 guys supporting 6 clients until funding closes), but I totally agree and will elevate the threat level on web landing.
Btw investors are also going to check your website, and even though they'd try to stay objective and focus on core (team, idea, market blah blah) the appearance of website will have at least subconscious effect on their image about your company, and thus on the valuation.
In that way "investing" bit more on your website may increase the investment on your company.
I just released a fledgling 1.0 of Index- a personal productivity platform that gives you a dashboard for the world of digital content.
You use browser and mobile share extensions to save and #tag anything from anywhere. Then you can use the web, mobile, or desktop clients to search, rearrange, and share the content you've saved. You can also use (and develop!) /commands to access and manipulate external services. The idea is its an evil genius control panel, but for nice people.
More about the build: This is 3 people (and a part time contractor)'s work over 2 months in preparation for launch at Disrupt. Was the most physically and emotionally damaging thing I've done in my life, but also the most rewarding. Truly. If you're curious about tech, from back to front: MongoDB, Redis, AWS Elastic Beanstalk, Node microservices wrapped in Docker, Swift, Java, React/Redux and Electron on the clients. Tons of services providers for management- love paying subscriptions for my problems to be someone else's job.
Worked as an engineer in popular startups my whole adult life while collecting knowledge, but I'm a first time CEO (CTO too I guess..?). Still feels funny to say. We've been bootstrapped off contract income from my previous agency (and my former savings account) and have been approached by enough investors that taking a seed round and putting 110% of our time into Index could be a wise decision.
I will treasure any advice from people who have been here before, or have feedback about the company and product. Thanks for looking.
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However, after you've worked so hard on this, it seems silly not to put more effort on the website: the description of the app is minimal, and you don't even have screenshots.
By spending 1 day on the site you could probably reap double the results of the previous 60 days of work.