Big news is here, we started our alpha testing with our first batch!
The alpha version of our visual notebook is ready! Our testers dived into creating visual and small (atomic) notes based on the Zettelkasten system, connecting their thoughts via bi-directional links and easily finding what they needed, together with the context.
We did a 1–1 onboarding with our first batch of alpha testers. We handpicked our alpha testers as they all have varying workflows across different professions. The use cases they used Scrintal for ranged from writing fictional novels, taking personal reading notes, and creating new models for consultancy clients to project management.
Following the onboarding, our first batch used Scrintal consistently for one to two weeks. After this we ran a follow up feedback giving session to understand the following👇
For which use cases did they use Scrintal?
What part of Scrintal resonated with them the most?
What did they find most helpful?
Are there any additional crucial features they think are missing?
How would having these features impact their workflow?
It is impressive to see how much you can learn by engaging with the users. The user feedback has shown us the use cases Scrintal excelled and the benefits given to the user.
We already started working on the requests and will update on what’s coming on next!
If you’d like to take part in the next batches of alpha testing sign up here and let us know!