robertmerrill

My partner and I have launched a few products over the last decade or so, and while we love design and development, launching is mostly writing. It’s writing tag lines, descriptions, titles, tweets, emails, etc. and constantly trying to communicate how your product solves a problem. But we’re not writers, so this has always been a slow-going process of self doubt and best guesses.

We built Broody to give entrepreneurs a place to test their startup’s language, collect feedback from a preview audience, and discover wording that works.

We'd love for you to try it and let us know what you think.

Ha. We'll take name suggestions if you've got some!

To work around this you can have a second recipe called "no special characters" or if it's something as simple as needing to shorten it to 8 characters, you can add a note to your primary recipe within the app about the troublesome sites. By default the app walks you through designing a recipe that produces strong passwords while meeting the most common requirements.

Once you have designed a recipe, you can reference it in the app which will provide your passwords as needed but the idea is that as you become familiar with your recipe, you'll be able to recall passwords on the fly without checking the app. You can set a passcode to open the app but none of your passwords are saved in there, only a recipe (or recipes).

Thanks for checking it out. An extension would be helpful and I can see us working on that in the future. I see what you mean about the information being below the fold. We'll work on that.