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Refiner by Moritz Dausinger

In-app microsurvey and customer feedback tool for SaaS teams (NPS, CSAT, onboarding surveys).

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About Refiner

In-app microsurvey and customer feedback tool for SaaS teams (NPS, CSAT, onboarding surveys). Refiner is a saas founders product built by indie maker Moritz Dausinger.

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Active
Launched
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Website
refiner.io

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Refiner FAQ

What is Refiner?

Refiner is a saas founders product: In-app microsurvey and customer feedback tool for SaaS teams (NPS, CSAT, onboarding surveys).

Who made Refiner?

Refiner was made by Moritz Dausinger, Serial bootstrapped SaaS founder: Mailparser, Docparser and now Refiner. Moritz Dausinger has also built Docparser, Mailparser.

Is Refiner still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Refiner is still active and run by Moritz Dausinger at refiner.io.

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