![syiolabs's tweet photo. the 0→1 Startup
Superdocs - MVP Results:
We're not shutting it down. 🛑
👇🏽
When we launched Superdocs Editor a few weeks ago, we set a binary rule:
Users + revenue before Christmas or shut it down.
We pushed through three launches: website, then ProductHunt, and then Peerlist. The numbers came back cold:
✅ 84 users
🔳 $0 revenue
The positives were strong:
- Using the browser's storage made it super fast and privacy-first.
- Frictionless: No auth = total anonymity. [ This was totally unintentional, but users loved the "no-strings-attached" entry ]
But it wasn't enough.
By the rules, it was time to kill it. But before I hit the switch, I looked closely at the data from the 46% of active users.
Then it hit me.
The product didn't fail. There was just no reason for users to pay.
Nobody came to "just type." Nobody wants "another document maker."
They were coming with a goal: to draft complex Twitter threads, structure professional reports, invoices, and organize messy meeting notes.
- The blank page wasn't a canvas for them; it was a roadblock.
- They didn't need a "just a cool editor." They needed a way to finish a specific task and get out.
So, we aren't shutting down.
We’re heading back to work with a microfocus.
This time, it's about the output, not the tool.
We're shifting it from a "generalist tool" to a specialized productivity tool.
The MVP has been validated.
On to the early beta.
https://t.co/MDtFyu09VW](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G882fNwW8AA3isD.jpg)
![syiolabs's tweet photo. the 0→1 Startup
Superdocs - MVP Results:
We're not shutting it down. 🛑
👇🏽
When we launched Superdocs Editor a few weeks ago, we set a binary rule:
Users + revenue before Christmas or shut it down.
We pushed through three launches: website, then ProductHunt, and then Peerlist. The numbers came back cold:
✅ 84 users
🔳 $0 revenue
The positives were strong:
- Using the browser's storage made it super fast and privacy-first.
- Frictionless: No auth = total anonymity. [ This was totally unintentional, but users loved the "no-strings-attached" entry ]
But it wasn't enough.
By the rules, it was time to kill it. But before I hit the switch, I looked closely at the data from the 46% of active users.
Then it hit me.
The product didn't fail. There was just no reason for users to pay.
Nobody came to "just type." Nobody wants "another document maker."
They were coming with a goal: to draft complex Twitter threads, structure professional reports, invoices, and organize messy meeting notes.
- The blank page wasn't a canvas for them; it was a roadblock.
- They didn't need a "just a cool editor." They needed a way to finish a specific task and get out.
So, we aren't shutting down.
We’re heading back to work with a microfocus.
This time, it's about the output, not the tool.
We're shifting it from a "generalist tool" to a specialized productivity tool.
The MVP has been validated.
On to the early beta.
https://t.co/MDtFyu09VW](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G882dDRXwAA20zt.jpg)
![syiolabs's tweet photo. the 0→1 Startup
Superdocs - MVP Results:
We're not shutting it down. 🛑
👇🏽
When we launched Superdocs Editor a few weeks ago, we set a binary rule:
Users + revenue before Christmas or shut it down.
We pushed through three launches: website, then ProductHunt, and then Peerlist. The numbers came back cold:
✅ 84 users
🔳 $0 revenue
The positives were strong:
- Using the browser's storage made it super fast and privacy-first.
- Frictionless: No auth = total anonymity. [ This was totally unintentional, but users loved the "no-strings-attached" entry ]
But it wasn't enough.
By the rules, it was time to kill it. But before I hit the switch, I looked closely at the data from the 46% of active users.
Then it hit me.
The product didn't fail. There was just no reason for users to pay.
Nobody came to "just type." Nobody wants "another document maker."
They were coming with a goal: to draft complex Twitter threads, structure professional reports, invoices, and organize messy meeting notes.
- The blank page wasn't a canvas for them; it was a roadblock.
- They didn't need a "just a cool editor." They needed a way to finish a specific task and get out.
So, we aren't shutting down.
We’re heading back to work with a microfocus.
This time, it's about the output, not the tool.
We're shifting it from a "generalist tool" to a specialized productivity tool.
The MVP has been validated.
On to the early beta.
https://t.co/MDtFyu09VW](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G88bDlOXEAAIzhx.jpg)
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Superdocs - MVP Results:
We're not shutting it down. 🛑
👇🏽
When we launched Superdocs Editor a few weeks ago, we set a binary rule:
Users + revenue before Christmas or shut it down.
We pushed through three launches: website, then ProductHunt, and then Peerlist. The numbers came back cold:
✅ 84 users
🔳 $0 revenue
The positives were strong:
- Using the browser's storage made it super fast and privacy-first.
- Frictionless: No auth = total anonymity. [ This was totally unintentional, but users loved the "no-strings-attached" entry ]
But it wasn't enough.
By the rules, it was time to kill it. But before I hit the switch, I looked closely at the data from the 46% of active users.
Then it hit me.
The product didn't fail. There was just no reason for users to pay.
Nobody came to "just type." Nobody wants "another document maker."
They were coming with a goal: to draft complex Twitter threads, structure professional reports, invoices, and organize messy meeting notes.
- The blank page wasn't a canvas for them; it was a roadblock.
- They didn't need a "just a cool editor." They needed a way to finish a specific task and get out.
So, we aren't shutting down.
We’re heading back to work with a microfocus.
This time, it's about the output, not the tool.
We're shifting it from a "generalist tool" to a specialized productivity tool.
The MVP has been validated.
On to the early beta.
https://t.co/MDtFyu09VW
![syiolabs's tweet photo. the 0→1 Startup
Superdocs - MVP Results:
We're not shutting it down. 🛑
👇🏽
When we launched Superdocs Editor a few weeks ago, we set a binary rule:
Users + revenue before Christmas or shut it down.
We pushed through three launches: website, then ProductHunt, and then Peerlist. The numbers came back cold:
✅ 84 users
🔳 $0 revenue
The positives were strong:
- Using the browser's storage made it super fast and privacy-first.
- Frictionless: No auth = total anonymity. [ This was totally unintentional, but users loved the "no-strings-attached" entry ]
But it wasn't enough.
By the rules, it was time to kill it. But before I hit the switch, I looked closely at the data from the 46% of active users.
Then it hit me.
The product didn't fail. There was just no reason for users to pay.
Nobody came to "just type." Nobody wants "another document maker."
They were coming with a goal: to draft complex Twitter threads, structure professional reports, invoices, and organize messy meeting notes.
- The blank page wasn't a canvas for them; it was a roadblock.
- They didn't need a "just a cool editor." They needed a way to finish a specific task and get out.
So, we aren't shutting down.
We’re heading back to work with a microfocus.
This time, it's about the output, not the tool.
We're shifting it from a "generalist tool" to a specialized productivity tool.
The MVP has been validated.
On to the early beta.
https://t.co/MDtFyu09VW](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G882hmEWEAAupSu.jpg)
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stay tuned!
14 days left to make sustainable revenue, or shut it down on Christmas Eve.
For those who don’t know, I’m building a microsaas document editor, to hitting 50 users and $100 in revenue before Christmas.
The MVP is live, but the hard part begins. A product isn't real until you can define its value and attach a price to it.
Today's Task:
Lock down the pricing and the one unique selling proposition (USP) that justifies the payment button.
The name has also changed. It’s a foundational branding decision, and I’ll break down the rationale tomorrow.
📈 Current Metrics Status:
Visitors (30 days): 16
Active Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Go check out the current version:
[ https://t.co/d2Xu052HDA ]
What feature would you pay for?
Let me know in the comments!
![syiolabs's tweet photo. 14 days left to make sustainable revenue, or shut it down on Christmas Eve.
For those who don’t know, I’m building a microsaas document editor, to hitting 50 users and $100 in revenue before Christmas.
The MVP is live, but the hard part begins. A product isn't real until you can define its value and attach a price to it.
Today's Task:
Lock down the pricing and the one unique selling proposition (USP) that justifies the payment button.
The name has also changed. It’s a foundational branding decision, and I’ll break down the rationale tomorrow.
📈 Current Metrics Status:
Visitors (30 days): 16
Active Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Go check out the current version:
[ https://t.co/d2Xu052HDA ]
What feature would you pay for?
Let me know in the comments!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G709iZnXsAAJsm0.jpg)
14 days left to make sustainable revenue, or shutting it down on Christmas Eve.
For those who don’t know, I’m building a microsaas document editor, with the goal of hitting 50 users and $100 in revenue before Christmas.
The MVP is live, but the hard part begins. A product isn't real until you can define its value and attach a price to it.
Today's Task:
Lock down the pricing and the one unique selling proposition (USP) that justifies the payment button.
The name has also changed. It’s a foundational branding decision, and I’ll break down the rationale tomorrow.
📈 Current Metrics Status:
Visitors (30 days): 16
Active Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Go check out the current version:
[ https://t.co/d2Xu052HDA ]
What feature would you pay for in a document editor? Let me know in the comments!
![syiolabs's tweet photo. 14 days left to make sustainable revenue, or shutting it down on Christmas Eve.
For those who don’t know, I’m building a microsaas document editor, with the goal of hitting 50 users and $100 in revenue before Christmas.
The MVP is live, but the hard part begins. A product isn't real until you can define its value and attach a price to it.
Today's Task:
Lock down the pricing and the one unique selling proposition (USP) that justifies the payment button.
The name has also changed. It’s a foundational branding decision, and I’ll break down the rationale tomorrow.
📈 Current Metrics Status:
Visitors (30 days): 16
Active Users: 0
Revenue: $0
Go check out the current version:
[ https://t.co/d2Xu052HDA ]
What feature would you pay for in a document editor? Let me know in the comments!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/G7087zOXEAA7azf.jpg)
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