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Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
Study the storefront ↗ARACER SPEEDTEK INC. · iOS
Explore the ad evidence, study the storefront, and build your next acquisition hypothesis.
01 / Creative research
Read the store headline, screenshots and description. What problem is the app promising to solve?
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Review the market context ↗02 / Storefront & product
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03 / Market context
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As far as setup goes it’s pretty straight forward….if you can’t connect to the ECU after connecting to its wifi restart your phone. Other than that seems pretty good the base tune on it seems to work fine for my crf110 and there is a free trail option so you can test some of the paid features to see if you want them or need them which is nice
The app works great at communicating with the ECU and letting you tune your bike, adjust parameters, and monitor things. Every now and again when they release an update to either the app or to the ECU soft/firmware, which they do sometimes, it can act a little funky. Most recently their update changed the names of all ECUs, requiring you to forget the old named ECU in your device settings, and then connect to the new one. It took me all of five minutes to figure it out and get paired back up. My main gripe and the reason I’m not giving five stars despite my love for the ECU and how it works with my Honda Monkey, is due to lack of customer support. ARacer is in Asia and has no actual support system in the states. Their dealers are usually of 0 help. ARacer’s official support solution is a Facebook group….I'm not on Facebook and I’m not going to create an account just for customer support with 12 hour lapses in communication. Although most of the issues I’ve experienced, which have been far and few in between, have been resolved by “turn it off and on again,” most older folks using these ECUs don’t have the technical expertise that I do and I understand their frustration. But to be honest if you’re gonna get that frustrated over an ECU you should just run carbureted bikes and not worry about EFI and all the things that come with it, in my OPINION. I think if they had a legit US support center that you could email or call that would really improve the customer experience.
Won’t let me change password and doesn’t recognize the one I entered. This thing is useless to me now. Absolutely nothing online or in the manual about password resetting.
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