I build apps that replace chasing with a system.
AveoReach: brands stop chasing creators. Creators apply to the brief.
KidKarma: parents stop asking four times.
Habit Partner: you stop doing habits alone.
I post the real numbers for all 3 here, good and bad.
People ask what the catch is with AveoReach.
The core product is free for brands and creators. We make money from Managed Campaigns, where our team runs outreach for brands that want hands-on help.
Taking a cut of creator pay never sat right with me. Creators keep 100%.
Week 1 of PilotDeck closed at $1K MRR.
What surprised me: people already wanted traffic help the week the site went up.
Building was the easy part.
Anyone else see demand show up before the polish?
I'm shipping AveoReach, KidKarma, and CoStreak in parallel. If you had to pause one product workflow for a week to ship faster, which would you freeze: creator hiring, chore rewards, or habit streaks?
@Mr_Swiftly Sign-ups, paying companies, engagement is a clean trio. For KidKarma I keep staring at trial starts vs cancels for the same reason. Which of those three moves first when a day goes badly?
@Eleniyan006 Yeah Edge Functions always end up messier than the UI. Building KidKarma in Flutter, that one-app feel still costs more than the feature itself. Did the AI assistant become the reason people stay, or more of a nice-to-have?
Apple just opened video headers on the App Store.
Rebuilt KidKarma around it: first chore done, confetti, then the all-clear screen.
Would you lead a parents app with the checklist or the celebration frame?
Honest question on KidKarma's 14-day card-required trial. As a parent, does asking for a card up front feel fair, or does it kill trust before day one?
@ecomstreur Iterating on a winner beats chasing a new concept every time. Live briefs on AveoReach run $15 India to $500 France, so a reaction cut is cheap to test. When you iterate a winning UGC ad, do you hire the same creator or a new face?
@screenshotfirst Screenshot one is doing all the work on concepts like this. For KidKarma the audience is parents, so I lean calm over loud. For a parents chore app, would you put a real kid in frame one or keep it pure app UI?
@mcflyDev Makes sense. Install volume doesn't help much when KidKarma needs a card for the 14-day trial, the event Meta sees is already filtered. For a parents app like that, would you chase a cheaper country for trial volume or compress spend into a short burst first?
@moonfarm_dev Yeah, for parents apps the first frame does a lot of the selling. On KidKarma I'm testing chore-done vs rewards as screenshot one. Which one would you tap first as a parent?
@chp365 Yeah, that's the move. On AveoReach the brief is the guide, then creators pitch the hook. For a brand paying $15 to $500, how tight do you make that reference before it kills the creative?