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How do you know whether low traction is a product problem or a distribution problem?

I launched a public pay-to-rank board. The first claim is still open and I'm not sure if that's a feature.

Stuck at $300/mo until revenue skyrocketed to $17k/mo in a month

I built an AI fitness app solo, got banned from Reddit, flopped on Product Hunt, and found traction on Q&A sites. Here's what worked.

How do you know whether low traction is a product problem or a distribution problem?

I tore down Linear’s pricing the way I’d tear down yours ($0 sample)

15 days after launching to zero audience: $0, 1 follower, 0 stars. The full numbers.

I catalogued everything an AI agent can buy. The list is shorter than the hype.

Your demo day pitch has a hard time limit. Here's a free tool that keeps you inside it

I watch vendor legal pages and email a redline when the meaning changed

A side project of messenger that wouldn't stay small

Built an AI writing platform with 89 tools, then added something most of them don't have: fact-check (it checks its own work)

NEES Core Engine V2 a governance runtime between your application and the model.