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Company name: Capital Chi
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Capital 𝛘
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Logo1: C𝛘
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Logo2: 𝛘 inside C
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Short form: cpx
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Product line
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1) Free tool: Capital Chi (cpx)
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2) Service: Capital Chi Service
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3) Enterprise: Capital Chi enterprise (cpxe)
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Value proposition:
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Instead, I think you have to be able to articulate your value prop using a sentence like this: "Developers want to do X. But they don't want to do Y, so we do it. All they have to do is Z." The more specific and evidence-based this madlib is, the better.
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instead of trying to make their lives easier, you should try and give them super powers or help them do something that's almost impossible.
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I think a killer feature for any dev product is its trustworthiness.
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FROM http://www.heavybit.com/library/video/developer-product-design/
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