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Show HN: Featuretracker.com – A simple way to track features http://ift.tt/2wsqG4f

Show HN: Featuretracker.com – A simple way to track features Hey, HN! Cody and Jake here, the founders of FeatureTracker ( http://ift.tt/2wkFsei ). We have one simple goal, to allow creators to make data-backed decisions when building interfaces. Maybe you have a really fancy date picker and are looking for ways to scale it back. With FeatureTracker you can track the granular usage of each component of that date picker, then decide what to keep and what to cut based on actual numbers. We track specific clicks and provide a few simple data points to make you feel a little more comfortable making decisions and less like you’re driving into the dense fog that can be product development. We built this to help us answer questions and hope it can help a few others too. We're aiming to keep things simple as possible. We'd love to hear from you, so let us know if you have any questions or have feedback. Thanks, Cody and Jake August 20, 2017 at 05:10AM

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