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The main text says "Drag & drop anything anywhere," so naturally I selected some text on the site and tried to drag it around. Nothing happened.

Some feedback from an Evenote Premium customer who uses their Web Clipper 50 times a day:

1. Love the autoplaying videos – it's very easy to understand how the service works at a quick glance, and the UI looks slick.

2. You could tell us if it's free, paid, or freemium. I'm less likely to try a web app that doesn't explain up front what it costs to use it.

3. If it's free, it might be worth reassuring people how you expect to keep it running. (e.g. "Use it free or go PRO and get x, y, and z.") I feel nervous about collecting thousands of links and images in a free web app I've never heard of that has no clear business model in place.

4. In the first video, dragging-and-dropping a link to bookmark a page looks like a sluggish process that I wouldn't want to repeat many times a day, possibly because the location bar and your interface are at opposite sides of the browser. Perhaps mention if there are shortcut keys to dump bookmarks and file them later? Evernote's Web Clipper has a bunch of keyboard shortcuts (http://d.pr/i/FlIl ) – it feels like using vim once you learn them, and I wouldn't want to go back to a drag-and-drop only experience.

Product looks pretty cool.

However, I'll give you a -5/10 for another tiny font size and font weight product page. Even Apple who, as far as I can tell, originated that style, doesn't go for such extremes.

There's no way anyone on a large screen is going to read the minuscule body copy.

"I really love how the tiny font almost blends into the background and forces me to squint", said no one ever.

I don't think the video background works either, it's too distracting, and makes the headline hard to read when it blends too much with the background color.

The headline is also fairly weak and lacks clarity. Your product is only tangentially about dragging and dropping. On the other hand, I can't see how you can avoid talking about bookmarking or "saving for later", which seems to be the main purpose. So I would mention that somewhere in the headline/subhead.

The fact it's in the cloud seems to me to be a point of parity at best, given that Chrome can already sync your bookmarks by itself. Same with Evernote.

Besides, the formulation is a bit clumsy given that I do not want to drop what I'm saving just anywhere. I want it to be organized. I want to drop it where I can find it.

My guess is that you mean I can drag and drop it from anywhere, but again, that's kind of a platitudinous feature these days.

The main benefit I see in the product is that it gives me a higher level of granularity as I can save sub-elements of a page directly, instead of bookmarking a whole page, or resorting to a third party, out-of-the-browser program to save and organize e.g. images independently. So it seems to allow me to save exactly what I need, more easily.

(Note that I have no idea if something similar already exists).

After watching the video, it occurred to me that all I can do with this is share and save. And that's the end result, the goal; dragging and dropping is just a way to do it. Even your own points below are about _collecting_ information and _accessing_ it, nothing else.

And "drag & drop anything anywhere"? It seems that "anywhere" is just a special toolbar on the right side of the browser.

So... I have nothing against systems to collect and organize information; Evernote is just as bloated as OneNote, and everything else is even worse. But they most difficult thing here is "organize"; to this moment, instead of saving links in any of this services, I end up just remembering how to google them up. And this particular service doesn't seem to offer anything significantly better.

I think you should increase the focus on being multi-device. You're competing (I think) with Evernote and Pocket for example, both have outstanding cross-platform capabilities.

This looks fantastic when I want to save something from my laptop browser, but increasingly I find myself saving from a mobile. This is fine for Pocket or Evernote, I just share it to their app, but that's not an option here. I'm also not convinced from your landing page that I can have a satisfactory reading experience on mobile, you don't show that at all. You say I can access the data - but assuming you do have a good mobile reading view, you should show that.

What is the purpose of this landing page?

If it's to get new users to sign up, "Get started" should literally allow me to get started - i.e perform a step that is absolutely necessary towards using the product, not create an account.

So something like installing a browser plugin and/or a sandbox to try the product out - basically anything that gets me to my "aha" moment - would work better imo. I think that would then convince more people to sign up.

My internet is pretty slow at work, so the video although nice looking was choppy and really bad. Not sure what you can do about it, but it didn't look good at all.

I'm not sure how you want us to rate you? On a scale from 1 to 5? 1 to 10? 1 to 100?

Immediately some things come to mind. Why would I want this? Why would I need drag and drop functionality when I already have that?

I had to spend a minute or so "analyzing" your landing page to surmise that this is some type of mashup of clip to Evernote and pocketapp?

First thought is that the link to "See how Dragdis works" takes you to a youtube video that shows pretty much the same thing as what plays in the page background. I don't think you need both.

I like the concept, though I didn't play around with it to see whether the implementation was what I would hope it to be.

Wow. Annoying animation. Taking up 50% of screen real estate.

Further, "Drag and drop images, links, selected text, videos or GIFs to your private folders or post directly to Facebook, Twitter & (soon to come) Tumblr, Dropbox, Pinterest etc."

So, I select some text, drop it, then what?

The immediate register form when clicking "Get started" is very off putting. I was actually looking for which browsers/OSes you support, not looking to register and get settled. Being able to install it and then "log in or register to sync between computers" would be much nicer.

Thank you in advance! http://dragd.is/7XEr9

A buddy of mine and I had the same idea a while back but we never attempted to implement it because it seemed like it would be difficult to do on mobile. I'm hoping these guys can execute on mobile because it would be exactly what we wanted.

You may consider adding HTML5 support for your background and demo videos, as click-to-play for Flash is gaining traction.

I use it, and right now I can't click-and-play the background video, I have to whitelist the whole domain.

I don't really get what the site is about. Sure I can "Drag & drop anything anywhere", but why would I want to spend my day dragging and dropping things around? What does the dragging and dropping enable me to do?

This might just be me, but the very heavy demography targeting in the video kind of puts me off. I'm not a Mac user. I'm not an interior designer. Yes, I do like to save quotes and links, but I'm not all those other things. Really meeting your target audience in advertising is great when you KNOW your target audience, but in this case it feels like you're locking yourself into a very specific target audience that a lot of potential users aren't going to be a part of, and why?

I'm not sure if this is constructive or if it's just personal opinion, but I hope it's of any help. If not, just disregard it, it looks good overall.

The marquee video lags.

I do feel like the landing page adequately communicates what the product is.

Overall, interesting product that I'd like to check out!

The idea is great, but there is a problem with using the Chrome extension in incognito mode - when I start dragging anything, the sidebar opens empty..

What I assume is the background video bluescreened my windows 7 machine. Yikes! All I saw was video artifacts begin to form on the page and then POOF!

At first glance, it's pretty but distracting. I had a hard time deciding whether to focus on the video behind the words or the words themselves.

The videos were super choppy for me. Maybe you could preload some percentage of the videos before they start to play?

confusing. the background video got my attention but didn't really tell me what you're selling. clicked the get started button... create an account ? no. so back. looked closely at the text to find out it's a browser extension... that was the bit of info I would've liked to see earlier...

this may sound bumb, but ... with all the designy ui and pristine graphics and all... after staring at it for 10 seconds I still have no idea what is this all about. Everything is way too spaced out and I need to dig deep. For most users these days means they simply leave your site.

It's fine. Clear, it just works and boring. That layout is becoming a standard for landing pages.

Love the video as background, explained to me very well what Dragdis was about. Great tool!

i like it, yes its standard but its extremely functional. and maybe there is some bias because i like the concept of dragdis but regardless the site is clear and concise

No Google+, no Twitter, no Facebook. How do I sign up?

the landing page looks great but i'm a bit skeptical of the product itself