Test your content on virtual audiences who think and react like your real ones. Before your customer says 'I don't get it.' Before your prospect ghosts you. Before you waste another hour rewording the same email with ChatGPT.
That sales email to your dream client? One shot. The proposal that could make your business? One shot. Most communication is binary - it either works or it doesn't. No A/B tests, no practice runs. You get one chance to communicate correctly.
When something really matters, you second-guess everything. You know what you want to say, but have no idea if your auidence will get it. So you keep tweaking, editing, rewriting - burning hours on messages that should take minutes.
You send that carefully crafted email and get... nothing. Radio silence. Was it too pushy? Not compelling enough? Did they take that joke the wrong way? You have no idea. When communication fails, you rarely find out why.
Describe who you're communicating with and we'll build a virtual version of them. Build them once, use them everywhere. Plus they get smarter as you collect real reactions.
Right-click any content on any website - emails in Gmail, posts on LinkedIn, replies in Slack, sales proposals, website copy. Select the audience, get their reactions instantly.
Spot the issues. Get suggestions to make it better. Fix what's not working. Share knowing it'll land the way you actually intended with your real audience.
Testing whether your "following up" message sounds persistent instead of stalker-ish
Making sure that joke in your presentation lands as hilarious instead of getting you called into HR
Checking if your website copy actually makes sense or just sounds like you let ChatGPT loose
Making sure your feedback to Dave sounds constructive instead of soul-crushing
Seeing if your proposal comes across as "shut up and take my money" instead of "this smells like a scam"
Testing whether your LinkedIn post sounds witty or just makes everyone cringe
Checking if your fundraising email comes across as "invest in the future" instead of "please save our dying startup"
Making sure your price increase announcement feels "value upgrade" rather than "we're squeezing you dry"
Testing whether your "following up" message sounds persistent instead of stalker-ish
Making sure that joke in your presentation lands as hilarious instead of getting you called into HR
Checking if your website copy actually makes sense or just sounds like you let ChatGPT loose
Making sure your feedback to Dave sounds constructive instead of soul-crushing
Seeing if your proposal comes across as "shut up and take my money" instead of "this smells like a scam"
Testing whether your LinkedIn post sounds witty or just makes everyone cringe
Checking if your fundraising email comes across as "invest in the future" instead of "please save our dying startup"
Making sure your price increase announcement feels "value upgrade" rather than "we're squeezing you dry"
Most communication failures happen in the same place: the gap between what you intended and how it was perceived. The best communicators don't ask "what do I want to say?" - they ask "how will they hear it?" TestFeed helps you get out of your own head and into theirs.
Those tools help you write better, but they don't help you understand your audience better. They're stuck in your perspective, not your audience's perspective. TestFeed shows you exactly how your specific audience will react to your message, not just how to improve your writing.
We create psychology-based profiles from your inputs about your audience. You can see exactly how your virtual audience thinks and sees the world, and you can make suggestions and updates to improve their profile over time. Plus, you can add real reactions from your actual audience to help your virtual audience match how your real audience speaks and responds. While no virtual audience can perfectly replicate the human mind, our alpha users find this gives them useful directional guidance that helps them communicate better and avoid mistakes they would have made otherwise.
Not at all. Anyone who sends important messages can use TestFeed. We've had founders test investor emails, employees test messages to their boss, and people test replies to difficult customers. If the message matters to you, TestFeed can help.
You can create any audience you need to communicate with. Go specific with individual people like "Difficult client who's always pushing back." Go broad with groups like "US based Gen Z gamers." Create professional audiences like "CTOs at fintech startups" or "Marketing managers at agencies." Basically, if you need to communicate with them, you can create a virtual version of them. The more specific you get with your audience description, the more targeted and useful the reactions will be.
You might understand what they care about, but do you understand how you sound to them? There's a big difference between knowing your audience and knowing how your message lands with your audience. That's the gap TestFeed fills.
TestFeed works on any content you're about to share. Test sales emails before sending to prospects, check your LinkedIn posts before publishing, vibe-check your replies to difficult customers, test website copy before it goes live, validate product ideas with your target users, check your Intercom responses before hitting send, test your proposals before presenting them. Basically, if you're about to communicate something important and you want to know how it'll land, TestFeed can help.
We're in alpha testing right now. We launched v1 back in May, but we're rolling out v2 with a completely new approach - Chrome extension first so you can test content anywhere on the internet, not just in our web app. Our waitlist gets first access to the new version.
Join the waitlist and get first access. Test any content on any website before you send, post, or publish it.
(Because hoping for the best isn't a strategy.)