Unfortunately I will not be moving forward with LiveWire.
Yesterday I announced the idea on X, Reddit, LinkedIn and HackerNews.
The posts got a combined +-2.5k impressions and around 40 visits to the landing page.
Only 1 person who previously didn't hear about the idea before the launch joined the waitlist.
Yes, the numbers are quite low but still, if I'm going to roll the dice on an idea, I want proof there is excitement and demand behind it.
The good news is it only took me a few hours of work to put this altogether and I can now move on.
@justin_butlion I'm kinda doing something similar already, but on a smaller scale, so thanks. My point is — giving up after a few people on waitlist doesn't seem sustainable strategy
Couple of years ago I built a 3D-printed telescope and watched Saturn with my own eyes (one eye, it's no binocular haha) and it was absolutely magical moment for me. I'd love to have a balcony and a better telescope to look at the stars and planets more in summer
@_lhermann Both, plus some background suffering. I went through this hell myself (although it was just an UG right away) so I'm kinda aware of it, but what I'll be sharing with my peers is the "Why not incorporate abroad?" section, it's a FAQ
Not sure anyone cares, but I documented every nitty gritty detail of creating a German company ... all 104 days of it. Every letter. Every online form.
Hopefully this will help some of my fellow founders.
https://t.co/ohnlhYgZS1
@banarum0 Ваще классическая фигня, сейчас всё чаще вижу: люди готовы завалить критикой даже самые очевидно крутые штуки чисто чтобы самоутвердиться, и неважно, что никто из них ничего подобного не то что не сделал, а и не подумал бы сделать
тьху
@karakhanyanS First autoupdates for distribution with no appstore, then appstore ones. I don't know how it is with the desktop apps, but appstore was a big success for us when we started selling there