Hi everyone! I'm the founder of Hero, a free platform for Podcasts to create an insanely powerful page for every episode.

Add one link to your podcast description, convert listeners to customers and dedicated die-hard fans, and create a community around each episode.

Podcast show notes are a great way to provide additional information to your listeners and promote your podcast. By leveraging the power of Hero, you can easily create spaces of lists of links and share them with all of your listeners with a simple link.

Not only can you share many links through organized lists, images, videos, etc. but your listeners can even submit resources they think might be helpful to other users viewing your episode's hero space.

I'm working with Magnolia Street Podcast, and they've created ~22 hero spaces for 22 episodes published. Each space has all the topics covered in their episode, plus any other links they want to share.

You can view their hero page here: https://hero.page/magnoliastreetpodcast, where you can find all of their spaces.

I'm building new features to suit podcast writers and hosts, so I'd love to work with podcasters and see how you use Hero on your podcast. I imagine Hero would be extremely helpful for History podcasts, Informational Podcasts and Guest podcasts, but I'm sure there are many applications for Hero that are undiscovered.

Here is free, so there is no risk in signing up and giving it a go! To create an account, go here: https://hero.page/create-account

And to learn more about using Hero to take your podcast to the next level, go here: https://hero.page/podcasts/podcast-show-notes-how-to-write-and-share-with-listeners

Hi everyone!

I would love some feedback on an app I've been working on for some time!

(it's completely 100% free)

It's called Hero, and it's an app that lets you create unlimited Spaces, which are lists of links! 

It's like a Social Link-in-bio type website, but for any kind of links, they don't have to be your other socials!

You can share your spaces by making them public, and they'll be found on herospace.app/(your username) 😊

I would like feedback specifically on the experience of creating a Space, and adding Items!

I'm not UX designer, but I've used all I've learned over the years as a dev to do my best, now I'd love some feedback.

Thanks so much, and please let me know if you'd like me to have a look at your app too!

Hi everyone!

I'm Sam, and I'm (founding? starting up?) a startup called Hero.

I would love to get some of your thoughts, ideas and feedback on my implementation thus far. 

I'm looking for some cool & jazzy newsletter writers to give some feedback on Hero. 

What is Hero? 

Hero lets you create Spaces. Spaces are lists of links or files.

You can share them publicly on your profile. You can also have private Spaces, or build Spaces and chat with friends that you add!

Why do I think You can take advantage of Hero's features? 

(Especially if you are Newsletter Creators, Blog Writers or Content Creators)
Because I love knowing where things are!

And I think your readers will appreciate a public place for your newsletters with all the amazing information (whether it be links or files) that they can find and return to in the future!

I would love your thoughts.

Which thoughts? 

Firstly, if you think creating a Space per newsletter, and linking your readers to it at the bottom of your weekly/daily newsletters would benefit their experience, and if you're willing to try it!

Secondly, I would love to know if you enjoy the UX experience, and if anything can be done better!

Are there any features you feel might be missing?
Are there any features that make might you add Hero to your Newsletters process?

I know I'm blabbing on, but I promise it doesn't take as much time to Sign up & Create a Space, as it would have been taking the time to read this post!

However, if you love reading, here's an article I've written about Sharing lists of links, and why I think Hero is great.

Still reading?

I've also built a Slack extension for Hero. What does the slack extension do? Well, instead of leaving URL Previews up to slack, HeroBot goes to the magical internet cloud and fetches all the links in the Space you've shared in the chat, and displays all those links for you! So whoever you're speaking with can see the links you want them to see, without even moving a finger!

I've loved exploring the sharing capabilities and new ideas links can bring, and I hope you enjoy exploring Space...s!

If you spend even 5 minutes on Hero, I would love to hear your thoughts. If you spend even more time, then I probably need to hear your thoughts, because they're what will help me make Hero beneficial to others.

The app is already live, and fully functioning, so no need to reach out for a signup link, feel free to create an account (secure your @handles 😁) and hopefully, have fun using Hero!

Thanks so much, and I'm excited to connect and chat with you all!

Wonderful & Amazing Regards,

Sam 😊

P.S. If you have a product you'd like me to provide user feedback for, send me a message, I'd love to collaborate!