Did anyone notice that most of them couldn't get the font correct. Coz the morons must have never heard of custom fonts. Only one site did managed a Google Web font, I guess.
Ha ha...and that propeller thingy has some reputed clients under its belt. I'm from India and I know the clients. You want me to call them up and have some harmless fun from your side. I can act as if I'm your legal agent. Kidding!
We tested an MVP of a very similar service some months back. When we launched http://www.qonversa.com, we had no idea about Branch. So we launched a MVP and tested the hypothesis on a set of Indian users(we are from India). The idea fell flat coz of the exact same problems mentioned by everyone out here. The site's still there & we are thinking of pivoting it or maybe working on something else. Any inputs?
As Dharmesh Shah puts it: The twitter handle has to be available. No tricks with numbers and underscores and stuff. You want the most natural, obvious twitter handle that matches your company name. This is not quite as hard as .com domain names — but getting harder every day.
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