Frikt

The web app seems to just be an ad for the mobile apps. Why not just let people use web also? From a glance at the page it looks like it's just static with the 12 vents there. Add more so you can see there is plenty there to read, but still make sure the most common/interesting ones bubble to the top.

honestly the vibe of frikt is kind of charming — a wall of little everyday grievances presented as cards, like a communal complaint board, there's something inherently fun about scrolling through "my neighbor's car alarm goes off every single morning at 5" and "tried to scan a QR code at a restaurant, took me to a PDF that doesn't load on mobile" — the content itself IS the product demo which is smart. but here's where it gets weird: "share everyday frictions, see what repeats" is a tagline that tells me the mechanic but not why i should care. who is this for? frustrated humans (everyone) or product teams mining pain points (a real market)? if it's the latter you're burying your actual value under what looks like a meme board. if it's the former you're competing with twitter dot com. i'd consider making the WHO and the PAYOFF explicit above the fold because right now it reads like a fun side project not a tool someone would return to weekly.