Stamplay vs UsabilitySquare

IFTTT meets Heroku

Uber isn’t just Uber. It’s Google Maps, Braintree payments, Twilio texts and much more. The best way to do business isn’t to build it all in-house. Top companies are increasingly piecing together a composite of specialized APIs. That lets them concentrate on their unique value-add rather than reinventing the wheel and dedicating 100% of your efforts to what will make you successful.

Stamplay is a cloud service that abstracts away all of the painful stuff that we really shouldn’t have to think about, empowering developers to code only what matters most. It’s like IFTTT and Heroku had a child. Stamplay brings together powerful components and services API in a way that you just need to define rules like: when a user signs up with Facebook, send him a welcome email and add him on my newsletter” or if a user fills this form, charge him 25$ with stripe or paypal”. We let you build rome in a day.

UsabilitySquare is a place where usability enthusiasts gather to test each other ideas and products.

All one has to do to get totally free and unbiased feedback from real people is to make an experiment, which practically means to: 1. upload a photo, 2. ask a question which can be answered by click, and 3. enjoy a heatmap, generated out of click answers of real people. While waiting for your heatmap, you can help other Squarers by answering to the questions for their experiments. From this moment on, you finally can start making validated and data-driven decisions totally free.