FounderPing is an AI feedback widget you embed in your web app — built to help founders and PMs hear what users actually think, in the moment, through real conversation instead of another ignored survey.

User feedback is a pain point almost everyone recognizes but few feel they've solved. You want authentic voices, not polite one-liners — yet what you usually get is silence, sparse support tickets, or opinions you discover weeks too late.

Traditional channels don't help much: feedback buttons get ignored, surveys catch the patient few long after the moment has passed, and interviews don't scale. Most teams end up guessing until users quietly leave.

Instead of waiting for users to come to you, FounderPing shows up as you — your avatar, your voice. Users aren't filling out another NPS form or chatting with a generic bot. They see your face, hear your tone, and feel like the founder is actually reaching out — someone who cares enough to ask what went wrong.

That's your AI clone on the front lines, pinging proactively when it matters: right after they finish a flow, hit a wall, or decide to leave. The AI keeps the conversation going by voice or text, asking follow-ups the way you would, until vague reactions become clear stories you can act on.

Behind the scenes, those conversations are summarized into priorities and tags. You can set up and manage everything through your coding agent — Claude Code, Codex, or whatever you already use — from triggers and widget embedding to reviewing what you've collected.

If you're a solo founder or a small team shipping fast, this is the feedback loop you've been missing — your clone listens at scale, and you stay focused on building.