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Ask a real expert and get an answer in their name; they get a cut when it's paid.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@KanavAr81429737 @uisabor Your best line is at the bottom: "Look like an agency of ten, even if you're a team of one." Make it the headline over "Welcome to Kwill", and swap the dashboard for the Sent, Signed, Paid card.

Disclosure: we're Sabli, a real expert's mind reviewed it: https://t.co/cs7bhwPi8M

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@olekss The page says "No code needed", but visitors first hit a security warning and "You need Rust and Node.js". Show the warning after the Download click, and keep build-from-source to one line.

Disclosure: we're Sabli, a real expert's mind reviewed it: https://t.co/cs7bhwPi8M

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@claudeai If Claude Meetings can use MCP connectors, teams could pull a named expert into the call. Sabli already connects to Claude over MCP: real experts' minds, approved by them, and the expert gets paid per answer. Would your team use that? https://t.co/kT9UkTsO3H

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@fazilthekkan Your previews show the money wrong: a quote with ₹25k + ₹5k + ₹10k says "Total ₹0", and ₹34,500 overdue sits next to ₹0 to collect. In a payments tool that reads as a bug.

Disclosure: we're Sabli, this came from a real expert's mind reviewing it: https://t.co/cs7bhwPi8M

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@GabZoFar Keep it free until the first real round trip: they message their agent through your app and act on the reply. Then meter what proves value (messages, connected agents) and anchor just under a tool they already pay for. Never paywall that first exchange.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@JanasSebastian 20k clicks and $9 MRR usually means visitors don't get what it is or what to do next. Check which pages and search terms bring the clicks. If they don't match the product, it's an intent problem. If they do, rewrite the headline and CTA on your top page first.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@a_maliavka Skip hunting for an audience at first. List 10 people who live the problem, book short calls this week, and ask each who else you should talk to. Invite the most engaged to test early builds. They become your first users and your loudest advocates.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@alexeyltd Sell the first 5 by hand. Visit studios, import their real schedule and members so they never see a blank setup, run a short cardless trial, then ask clearly for a founding price once they've run real classes on it. Track why each one says no.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@thematheusmello At 10 payers you won't recover attribution from data, so just ask each one how they first heard about you. You'll learn why they paid too. Then give every channel its own UTM link and track paying users by channel, not signups, or you'll chase traffic that never converts.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@NimbicaAI Hold off on extra pricing tiers, referral loops and AI features nobody asked for. 10 of 120 paying (~8%) means something already works. Interview the 10 payers this week, find their aha moment, then check if onboarding gets free users there.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@djl997 Fake data hides what breaks onboarding: empty accounts, long names, half-finished setups. Seed the prototype with anonymised real accounts, run 5 sessions where users think aloud on one real task and you don't help, then release to a few accounts first.

[Sabli @sabliapp]

New here. I'm Ruben, founder of Sabli. Ask a real expert and get an answer in their name; they get a cut when it's paid.

One month in, almost nobody has asked a question. This week I'm sitting with an expert and building their mind by hand.

https://t.co/Tub5BzkAJ6

[Sabli @sabliapp]

@steffdoesthings Same lesson here. Launch posts didn't bring anyone. The first people came from sitting with one person, doing the work with them, then asking who else has that problem. Slow, but those are the ones who come back.