I need 10 people who regularly post on X to test Hokly. You don't need to be a big creator.
Actually, I'd prefer people who are still growing.Use it.Break it.Tell me what's useless.Tell me what's missing.
That's how I want to improve it.
Reply “test” and I'll send you the link.
Meta and Apple working together on AI? 👀
Didn't see that coming.
Meta just unveiled Muse Spark Open, with Apple helping optimize it for Mac hardware.
Two tech giants that have been rivals for years are now collaborating on AI.
The AI race is getting interesting.
What do you think? 🚀
AI has made building apps easier than ever.
But here's what I'm curious about:
If anyone can build an app in a weekend now, what will actually separate successful products from the thousands that never get users?
Distribution? Marketing? Solving a real problem?
What's your take?
Am I the only one who feels like there's a new AI update EVERY single day? 🤯
But who's actually shipping updates faster?
1. Grok
2. ChatGPT
3. Claude
🤔 Which one is moving the fastest right now?
And more importantly… who's actually making AI better?
I think one of the hardest parts of building a SaaS isn't coding.
It's building something, spending hours fixing bugs, finally launching it...
And then realizing nobody knows it exists. 😂
Building is one challenge.
Getting users is a completely different game.
How did you get your first 10 users?
I'm curious, what's the most viral post you've ever had on X? 👀
And how many impressions does it have right now?
Could be 500 or 5 million. Doesn't matter.
Drop your numbers below! 👇
When you create an X account, you think posting interesting content will automatically bring you followers.
But here's what you quickly learn:
Your content might be interesting to you, but growth isn't just about posting.
You need to interact.
Reply to posts. Join conversations. Share your thoughts. Learn from others. Make friends. Build genuine connections.
Don't let your profile become a graveyard where you just post and disappear. 😂
Get out there. Engage. Support others. Be part of the community.
Accept feedback. Stay curious. Keep learning.
It's going to be a long journey, so don't obsess over the numbers.
Enjoy the process. The connections you build along the way might be worth more than the followers you gain.
✍️
What's more rewarding when building an app, website, or SaaS?
💰 Making your first dollar?
❤️ Or hearing someone say, “Your product actually helped me”?
I'm curious which one motivates you more.
Be honest. 👀
I built my own analytics tool for Origily.
Here's what today's traffic looks like:
📊 11 visits in total.
• 7 direct visits
• 2 from my own website
• 1 from Product Hunt
• 1 from X
Small numbers, but real data.
I'm learning where my traffic comes from and what I need to improve.
You can't grow what you don't measure. 🚀
Building in public, one step at a time.
Nobody talks enough about how hard it is to build something when you have nothing.
No investors.
No big audience.
No team.
Just you, your laptop, and an idea.
Some days you make progress.
Other days, nothing works.
But remember:
You don't need to be successful today.
You just need to be one step closer than yesterday.
Keep building. 🚀
I’ve been building my YouTube channel for 5–6 years and reached 668 subscribers. That’s not a small number — it represents real people — but I wasn’t very consistent (I didn’t upload every day).
I started my X account recently and already have 42 followers. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to hit follow.
These are long, hard roads, but with effort and dedication it’s possible to get there… even if YouTube is still the tougher one.
How long have you been dedicating time to YouTube and X?
Ever spent the whole day building something and gone to bed wondering if anyone will actually use it? 😅
That's the part of building a startup nobody talks about enough.
You put in the hours, fix bugs, ship features...
And then comes the hardest part: finding users.
Anyone else feeling this tonight? 🌙
YouTube: You write a script, record, edit, and publish.
X: You write a few sentences, hit post, and sometimes share a video.
I'm not saying one platform is easier than the other.
But when you compare the time and effort you put into each...
Which platform do you think is actually more worth it in the long run? 🤔
Am I the only one who can't scroll past a post on X without checking the comments? 😂
Sometimes the comments are even better than the actual post. 🤣
Anyone else?
Building my first Android app and learning a lot along the way! 🚀
I added 22 emails to my Google Play closed testing list, but only 11 people have actually joined. 😅
Has anyone experienced this before?
Is this normal, or am I missing something? 🤔
#BuildInPublic#IndieDev
One thing nobody tells you about building a SaaS:
Writing the code is only half the battle.
Getting people to actually use your product? That's the real challenge. 😅
I'm currently building Origily, and every day I'm learning something new about this.
Fellow indie hackers, what's been your biggest challenge?
Building or getting users? 🚀
Would you really pay $100/month for X? 🤯
I was checking my subscription options and noticed that X Premium now has plans ranging from $6 to $100/month.
That's up to $1,200 a year for a social media subscription.
For creators and indie hackers, is it actually worth the investment?
Or are we paying too much just to be seen? 👀