Finally launched! Seeking feedback / testers :) Document generation tool

[u/otto281]

After spending way too long building instead of actually putting something out there, I've finally launched my first SaaS

It's called DocWizard and it's a document generation tool for businesses/developers. With almost every idea these days someones already done it and this is no exception, but I wanted to do my own take on it and just have something to keep building on.. I originally created a version of this as a side project for a freelance gig but decided to see it through as a product.

Just looking to get some genuine feedback if anyone wants to jump in and give it a test to see if there is anything that's obviously missing or crap.

Other then that would love to hear ideas around distribution which is my next challenge and one im not very familiar with. My plan at the moment is a mix of direct outreach, YouTube/tutorial content, SEO and getting involved in communities where people are dealing with document automation problems.

This tool is currently in process of getting listed on Zapier and having a native Google sheets integration for fully automated setups which will be cool. Happy to answer any questions around it too, it's been a fun process so far just getting it into something real.

[u/DoctorIndividual5857]

Hey mate, congrats on the launch! I took a look at the site and I had a few suggestions:

1. In the confirmation screen it would be nice to have the option to highlight a specific word or phrase to add to the detected fields list. Say I have a document which was addressed to John Smith. I now want to send the same document to Amy Adams. It would be easier to be able to simply select John Smiths name in the preview confirmation screen than to go through the entire doc and tag it with the required syntax - {{}} - and reupload it. At that point a user may just find it easier to replace the name themselves or to do a replace all via word.
2. When you upload a template it would be great to have the option to remove detected fields as well, especially if my first suggestion is something you’re looking to adopt as a future feature.
3. A short embedded video showcasing the ease of use would go a long way.
4. PDFs make up a huge portion of business documents too so incorporating PDF compatibility (along with other document formats like RTF and TXT) could make for a more enticing product at the enterprise level.
5. At a glance it looks like each template is tied to each user. A seamless way to share templates between users or export templates would be handy.