Product signals
Find feature requests, workarounds and recurring pain points.
Monitor product launches, reviews, developer conversations, customer sentiment and competitor activity to identify issues and opportunities before they become bigger problems.
Why it matters
Developers, customers, reviewers and competitors discuss products in places internal systems cannot fully capture. Lolly connects those conversations to reveal recurring issues, emerging use cases and shifts in product perception.
Find feature requests, workarounds and recurring pain points.
Understand technical conversations, adoption themes and community concerns.
Track comparisons and narratives shaping buying decisions.
How it works
Track reactions to launches, feature releases, pricing changes and major announcements.
Identify new use cases, feature requests and technology themes that are gaining conversation.
Compare how customers and communities describe competing products and categories.
Find the issues, benefits and experiences most associated with positive or negative conversation.
Bring external product feedback and technical conversation into a broader intelligence view.
Release conversation is up 3.1× against baseline, mostly on Reddit and developer forums.
The new API limits are the top negative theme — 186 threads mention workarounds.
Onboarding is the most praised change, cited in 42% of positive reviews.
Ask Ana what customers and developers say about launches, features and competitors outside your owned channels.
The workflow
Use cases
Monitor reactions to launches, releases and feature announcements beyond owned feedback channels.
It is the analysis of public digital conversations to understand product perception, customer needs, competitive narratives and emerging technology topics.
It can surface recurring public complaints, questions, workarounds and negative themes that teams can investigate alongside internal product and support data.
Teams can compare competitor mentions, themes, sentiment and category narratives to understand how products are being positioned and discussed.
Where relevant sources are available, developer and technical community discussions can add product and category context.
Product, growth, marketing, customer experience, developer relations, competitive intelligence and executive teams can use the findings.
Explore customer sentiment, recurring issues and competitive conversations across the channels where users are already talking.
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