Splitzy
Dev tools
a/b testing
SHOW HN2023
21points
18comments
#1,635of 3,109 in 2023
Top 53%of 2023 by points
How HN took it
CuriousMostly questions and neutral comments
2 positive, 4 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 1 critical, out of 8 comments about the project. Thread score +0.16.
Idea: 1 for, 1 againstPricing: 1 for, 0 against
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What HN said
What people liked
Simple and easy to use
From 2 comments
Loving the simplicity here. Can't really use it right now as I'm not having enough data, but as my project goes further - will definitely consider Good luck!
nikpolale on HNI like the simple approach. Is there a way I can see history of my experiments?
dev-bre on HN
Good idea for indie developers given expensive competitors
From 1 comment
Good idea, most of these tools are too expensive for indie projects
dagorenouf on HN
Objections
Not useful without enough traffic data
From 1 comment
Loving the simplicity here. Can't really use it right now as I'm not having enough data, but as my project goes further - will definitely consider Good luck!
nikpolale on HN
Requests
Shareable URLs that preserve test variants
From 1 comment
I think you could possibly allow the user to copy the "fullUrl" and share it with others. This fullUrl will have all the AB tests in the query param, and when another user visits…
nikpolale on HN
Questions
How many experiments can run at once
From 1 comment
How many experiments can I run at once?
remotejoeclark on HN
Can experiment history be viewed
From 1 comment
I like the simple approach. Is there a way I can see history of my experiments?
dev-bre on HN
How to handle testers sharing a page across different variants
From 1 comment
Consider this hypothetical situation: my grandma is having trouble with something on a website, so she calls me for help. She talks me through what she's doing and what she sees,…
josephcsible on HN
Alternatives named
Pirsch analytics Deno A/B testing article
From 1 comment
Cool, your implementation reminds me of this article I read recently: https://pirsch.io/blog/flexible-ab-testing-on-deno-using-the-fresh-framework-and-pirsch-analytics/
jetwire on HN