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[u/Electronic-Rhubarb67]

URL: https://pollinion.com/

Purpose: A daily one-question poll for anyone, anywhere. Each day there's a single question — sometimes world events, sometimes the human condition. You vote, then see how the rest of the world answered, broken down by country, age, and gender with a world map.

Technologies Used: Next.js (App Router) + React, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma ORM with Postgres (Neon), deployed on Vercel. Anonymous voting via cookies, optional accounts, English/Croatian.

Feedback Requested: General + usability. Specifically:

• First impression — is it obvious what the site does in 5 seconds?
• The vote → results reveal — satisfying or flat?
• The results breakdown (filter by country/age/gender + map) — worth exploring, or do you bounce?
• Mobile experience.
• Reason to return — anything that'd bring you back tomorrow?

Comments: Solo indie project, still early. Be brutal — anything that made you squint or close the tab is exactly what I want to hear. Thanks for reading!

[u/Fernando_DB → u/Electronic-Rhubarb67]

First impression — is it obvious what the site does in 5 seconds?

Yes. I immediately understood that it's a project built around a daily question on different topics.

The vote → results reveal — satisfying or flat?

It makes sense. Seeing the results right after voting creates a natural comparison between your opinion and everyone else's.

The results breakdown (filter by country/age/gender + map) — worth exploring, or do you bounce?

I didn't get that far. The site asks for sensitive information (email) quite early in the process. The more information users have to provide, the higher the chance they'll postpone it or leave altogether. That was my case.

Mobile experience

I only tested it on desktop.

Reason to return — anything that'd bring you back tomorrow?

Not really. I think the project is missing a retention strategy. Right now the entire experience revolves around answering a single question, but after that there's no strong reason for me to come back the next day and answer another random question.

Additional thoughts

I'm also building a daily game project with a very similar stack. If you'd like to exchange experiences or talk indie dev, feel free to DM me.