Building my new app: RedeemChamp
Never lose money to a forgotten warranty again.
Snap a receipt and it will:
→ read the item, price & date
→ warn you before your return window closes
→ email the brand for a free repair if it breaks
Join early to get one year free👇
https://t.co/dclp3mbCot
Founders, before adding a new feature, ask:
- Did a real user ask for it?
- Does it make the main action easier?
- Will you maintain it next month?
- What happens if you don’t build it?
Every feature has a cost.
What would you add?
I'm Aaron, currently building RedeemChamp and working on other indie projects.
Always happy to connect with fellow founders and builders in tech. Let's connect!
@Anoyroyc True it is tough to build features that may be useful to users and even harder to maintain as most of the time we ship out unneccessary fetures in our products
@TianQiu9390 True it has never been easier to build than right now but the product must have great marketing and distribution to really stand out from others
@Chandan_blaster True it has made people able to access tech which they may not hae been able to afford before and shared valuable information to millions of people
@gilles_ac Same mindset here. For RedeemChamp, the win would be getting the first 5-10 users and getting them to keep using the app. What made you choose replies as a signal?
@Storiexdesigns Thanks! Interactive components are a great way to stand out. What kind of components are you building, things like animations or full UI elements?
I’m Aaron, currently building RedeemChamp and working on other indie projects.
Looking to connect with people into:
- Tech
- Programming
- SaaS & Product building
- Agentic AI
- Open Source
- UI/UX Design
Always glad to meet fellow founders and builders in tech. Let’s connect!
Before shipping AI-generated code, check:
Does it solve the actual problem?
Did it touch files you didn’t mention?
Any hardcoded keys or secrets?
Does it handle errors?
If you can’t explain it, you can’t fix it.
What would you add?
@helloshiva0801 So true, showing beats telling. A gradient blob tells people nothing about what they’re signing up for. What’s the best landing page you’ve seen do this?
Before writing a landing page, check:
- Is the headline clear in 5 seconds?
- Does it explain the problem first?
- Is there one clear action?
- Would a stranger get it?
If they're confused, they’re gone.
What would you add?
@gilles_ac Smart way to split it. I’ll give it about a month. Launch week just shows interest, the real signal is whether people still use it a few weeks later. How do you judge your launches?