*Post is refined with AI, please go easy on me. Hey everyone! I work at EnlightPixel, a small independent software studio, and we officially launched our website just about a week ago. We're a small team trying to build practical desktop software that solves everyday problems. Nothing particularly revolutionary or trying to reinvent the world. Just useful tools that we'd actually want to use ourselves. Currently, we're working on three products: - SortSage: A Windows file organizer that automatically sorts and moves files based on rules you define which was our first launch and got some traction before launching the website. - Tucklane: A workspace-saving tool for macOS and Windows that helps you save your apps, files and browser tabs so you can pick up where you left off. - PathReady: A Windows utility that helps prepare files and folders for Microsoft 365 migrations by identifying problematic names and paths while keeping your originals intact. We're still a very small studio, and getting everything right is a learning process. That's actually why I'm posting here. I'd genuinely like to hear what people think about our website, the products, the presentation, pricing, usability, or anything else that stands out. If something looks confusing, unnecessary, poorly explained or simply not good enough, I'd rather hear that now than pretend everything is perfect. We're also looking for a few people interested in testing our apps. We'd be happy to give out a handful of free licenses to people willing to try one of the products and share their honest experience. There's absolutely no requirement to leave a positive review. If you don't like something, that's useful feedback too. We're also open to connecting with tech creators, YouTubers, bloggers and software reviewers who might be interested in trying the apps and sharing their genuine opinions with their audiences. Free licenses would be provided, with no editorial restrictions or expectation of a favourable review. Any coverage should disclose the free license. You can find us by searching for EnlightPixel. I'm not here to claim we're the next big thing. We're a small studio that has just started putting its work out there, and getting feedback from people outside our little bubble would mean a lot. Thanks for taking the time to read this. And if you've had a look, I'd genuinely love to know what you think, even if it's criticism!   submitted by   /u/peachyxmami [link]   [comments]