8 apps built... Almost no users.
Building wasn't the hard part. Getting customers was.
So I researched how founders actually find them, and now I'm building an app from that research to see if this will really works on my own SaaS.
First Test: can it really get customers for my SaaS?
Day 0: No website, 0 users. $0.
I'll post updates here daily.
I built 8 apps and got almost no users. Not because they were bad. Because I never went where my users were already asking.
Now building https://t.co/2POyqZuQcD to fix that, in public.
0 users? Do this today:
1. Find 10 people asking for what you built
2. Help each one in public
3. DM the ones who reply
4. Ask what would make them try it
Repeat tomorrow.
Demand isn't people talking about a topic. It's people asking for a solution.
"Marketing is hard" ≠ "Is there a tool that schedules my posts?"
Only one is a lead.
Write your landing page in your customers' words, not yours. Find 5 posts where they describe the problem. Copy the phrases they repeat. Put them in your headline.
Build in public – Day 10
6 users
0 paying users
$0 MRR
64 followers on X
Today I shipped a blog on First Adopter.
3 posts: finding your first 10 customers, replying on Reddit without getting banned, and the data from my 0-signup launch.
Also split my admin into real customers vs my own test reports, so these numbers stay honest.
+13 followers since yesterday. Still $0.
Building something and can't find users? Reply with your product and I'll check who's asking for it.
@btimothyabi GPS-stamped proof for every "that wasn't done" complaint is something every cleaner I know would want. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 1 recent post asking for this so far. Free report: https://t.co/qz6RzhJOkf
Built for your own 6 Django sites first is the best kind of origin story, and the MCP server for coding agents is a smart extra. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 1 recent post asking for this so far. Free report: https://t.co/fyv2XaeCej
@zero2tenx 300+ installs in 30 days is solid. Losing a track you found on some random site is a real pain. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours, and it found 2 recent posts from people wanting this. Free report: https://t.co/Tjo7LLpMMh
@heyshrutix Love that you posted the goal in public: 50 signups, 10 paying. One agent across site, WhatsApp and Telegram is a clear pitch. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 2 recent posts looking for this. Free report: https://t.co/ADHwDrdRTV
@kcinimoDM Fixing texts right in the keyboard, instead of copy-pasting into a chatbot, makes a lot of sense. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 3 recent posts from people asking for this. Free report: https://t.co/d7QVazrkkl
@renishb10 "Nothing goes out until you approve it" is the line that would get me to try it. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours, it found 4 recent posts from people looking for something like Indraft. Free report: https://t.co/pDgvibU2zw
@APSquaredDev Showing the sources behind each prospect is the right call, cold pitches with fake personalization are everywhere. Same space as me: I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 5 recent posts asking for this. Free report: https://t.co/hJaIU2vaPt
@FerBlancoDosil Describe the change, it ships and tells you if it worked. That kills the dev backlog excuse for CRO. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours, and it found 5 recent posts from people looking for this. Free report: https://t.co/j1rLjaJHRo
@letsdeploy_it The phone preview before paying is a nice touch, store submission is where a lot of vibe-coded apps die. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 7 recent posts from people who need exactly this. Free report: https://t.co/HYalpVvf7C
@parrycli Catching hallucinated packages before push is a smart wedge, that one is scary in AI code. I'm building a tool that finds people asking for products like yours. It found 7 recent posts from people looking for exactly this. Free report: https://t.co/hRkuM2YK6u
I never used twitter much but i see some profiles are having like 18k/20k/25k posts, i mean how is this possible to write these posts? are they using automation to post multiple posts daily?