Artem Frolov
Founder · 1 product on SaaS Hive
Founder of Wobidobi, a B2B SaaS for repeatable feedback workflows. I have 9+ years of experience building and managing international web products and platforms. I am now applying that experience to a bootstrapped product built through a Kazakhstan company and moving from product development to customer discovery in the US and Canada.
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Why I built Wobidobi: fixing repetitive survey workflows
I built Wobidobi because recurring surveys are often treated as a series of disconnected forms.A team creates a questionnaire, applies the branding, distributes it, collects responses—and then rebuilds much of the same workflow for the next client or survey wave.The current Wobidobi MVP brings questionnaire creation, branding, link-based distribution, response collection, and results review into one workspace. It is deliberately focused on recurring feedback workflows, while also being designed to support a broader range of survey use cases, including more structured and professional research work used by agencies and teams.The product is live, but still early. I’m now looking for the first teams or agencies willing to test it on one small real survey.The question I’m trying to answer is simple: does a repeatable, branded workflow remove meaningful manual work, or do existing form tools already solve this well enough?I’d especially value feedback from anyone who regularly runs client, UX, CX, employee, or research surveys.
Hi — I’m Artem, founder of Wobidobi
Hi everyone — I’m Artem, the founder of Wobidobi.Wobidobi is feedback workflow software for teams and agencies that run recurring surveys, research, and client feedback.The current MVP lets teams create branded questionnaires, share them through a link, collect responses, and review results in one workspace. The longer-term goal is to support the complete feedback process — from collection to understanding what requires action.I started Wobidobi because I wanted to build a product around repeatable feedback workflows rather than treat every questionnaire as an isolated form. After years of building and managing web products and platforms, I’m now going through the very different process of taking my own bootstrapped product from development to customer discovery.The most useful feedback for me right now: when you hear “feedback workflow software,” what would you expect it to do beyond a traditional form builder?