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We've launched a project about two weeks ago. It features three programs that improve productivity to most daily computing tasks while providing security at the same time.

The platform does not store keys, passwords, or databases. Your credentials are only stored in your mind. Unless someone was standing over your shoulder, hackers can't steal your credentials to access your data since your mind can't be hacked.

The project isn't receiving too much attention. We would appreciate any feedback or suggestions you might have.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/10 ... ce-is-here

Thanks.

You have a boring project image - plus, it says that it is in beta.

The image below it is a better image. But, you're after a hundred and fifty grand.

When I load the page, I want to click it off, almost as soon as it loads. So, even before I scroll down to view the other boring stuff, nothing is really grabbing my eye and commanding my attention.

What I notice is that you've got 21 backers pledging less than a thousand dollars on a project seeking one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. I chalk it up as hopeless, and click it off.

Thank you for the feedback. It's helpful to know how others feel.

You've got to grab their eye. It's central to grabbing their interest.

Even if you look past the actual content, the project page is fairly pale, all around. There are no great instances of vibrancy. People will scroll, and they will click off, if you don't grab their attention within a span of mere seconds.

It reminds me of the look that a lot of web hosting company websites have, kind of a generic look. On Kickstarter, your project needs to stand out, not blend in. What you have, now, is pure blend.

You're dealing with data and data integrity. Thus, short, sweet, and to the point. The only image on your page that causes my eye to linger, when I scroll down and pause to look at each image individually is this one:

Thanks again.