@Bonk_Tools #644 with no audience is a normal PH result, not a verdict on the product. the help pages idea is the strong one on that list, people searching for a fix at 2am are the best users you'll get
@0hr_maker https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, a founder network and startup directory. free profile, real reviews, and a weekly board where a star is 1 point and a review is 3
@bv_codes what i see work best is finding people already complaining about the problem, on reddit or here, and just helping them with no link. a few ask what you're building, and those turn into your first users
@anupamrjp https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF. trying to give every small startup a page that keeps working after launch day, with reviews and a weekly ranking. you can claim https://t.co/WRKpDGv2wj too
@morgancacm "google already does this" gets said about almost everything that ends up working. 23 users in 5 days is real signal. i'd message a few of them and ask why they signed up, their answer matters way more than the comments
@sridharfyi building https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, a startup directory where your page sticks around after threads like this scroll away. free with a badge, and the weekly board resets every sunday
@leo_mercerr 12 new followers is still 12 people who chose to watch you build. with dec 1 locked in, i'd put up a waitlist for the voice agent now so launch day isn't starting from zero
two favorites from the "what are you building" thread, as promised:
Snore Heist by @Tybez01, a one thumb stealth game where a raccoon robs a vault while a dragon-pug snores on it
Screenshots Clipboard by @mk76882430, full page screenshots you can paste all at once, in order
@AvinashSingh_20 building bowora, a founder network and startup directory. list your startup free, collect reviews, and see if you can top the weekly board. https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF
@Dearilias honestly the most reliable one i've seen is communities where your users already ask for help. not dropping links, just answering questions well for a few weeks. people click your profile on their own once you've helped them a couple times
@Joi2James https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, so your startup has a page that keeps getting found after launch day. free listing, reviews, weekly board. grab your username too: https://t.co/VrLRYtks7B
@0xMas0n finding your first users, easily. bugs get fixed in a day once someone actually hits them, but if nobody is waiting on launch day the polish doesn't matter much. start a waitlist now and talk to the people on it
@anupamrjp https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, a startup directory where your page sticks around after launch and climbs a weekly board from stars and reviews. free with a badge, would love to see some of the products in here on it
@leo_mercerr day 32 with 0 users is way more normal than people admit. one thing that usually helps: get 5 people from your target group on a call and watch them try it. you learn more in an hour than a week of sprint planning
@Sujay__Raj building https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, a home for your startup after launch day. free profile, reviews, and a weekly board anyone can win. you can also grab your own https://t.co/WRKpDGv2wj at https://t.co/VrLRYtks7B
@Sherifdeenolat2 what usually works with zero budget: pick one place your users already hang out and be genuinely useful there for a few weeks before you mention the app. answer questions, share what you learned building it. slow, but it compounds way more than random posting
directories that only live for your launch day are a trap.
you want a page that still shows up next month when someone googles your category. that's the whole idea behind bowora.
free with a badge: https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF
@hakimuddinkika https://t.co/VtxtpjZIOF, so the projects in this thread still have a page next month. you can claim your own https://t.co/WRKpDGv2wj while you're there
@dev_coma tip from watching a lot of these threads: ask matches what they did last week, not what they plan to build. people who shipped something small on a sunday tend to still be shipping in month three