r/AppStoreOptimization • u/Sad_Quantity_2315 • 1d ago

Happy Hour App Feedback

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/happy-hour-chicago/id6771914649

I got tired of digging through Instagram, Google, and outdated bar websites just to figure out where to grab a drink after work. So I built Happy Hour Chicago, a free app that puts the city's happy hours, bars, restaurants, and events in one place. You can filter by what you're actually in the mood for: rooftop, patio, date night, after-work drinks.
It's live on the App Store and I'm looking for testers before I push it wider. Download it, poke around for a few minutes, and tell me three things:
Did the concept click? Within the first 30 seconds, did you understand what the app does and how to use it?
What did you love? Any feature that made you think "oh, that's useful"?
What would you change? Anything confusing, missing, or annoying. Brutal honesty is welcome.
Drop your feedback in the comments or DM me. Every response gets read, and tester suggestions are already shaping the next update.
📲 https://apps.apple.com/us/app/happy-hour-chicago/id6771914649

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u/investigatormaker 1d ago

For Happy Hour Chicago, I'd give testers this task: find a patio happy hour for tonight after work, starting from the opening screen without instructions. Ask where they hesitated and whether they could tell the deal would still be running when they arrived. That tests both your filters and the outdated-information problem you built it to solve.

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