TURNIT is live on The Runway 🚀

For me, it started with a simple problem: creating content is one thing, but constantly adapting it for different platforms takes a lot of time. I wanted to see if I could make that part easier, so I built TURNIT to test the idea.

I noticed how much effort goes into turning one piece of content into multiple social posts, and I wanted to make that process much simpler. I figured it was worth testing as a product rather than just assuming people would want it.

Honestly, getting the product simple enough while still making the output genuinely useful was probably the hardest part. There’s always a balance between adding features and keeping the experience straightforward.

Honestly, I’m still working on that part. I’ve had some early engagement and conversations, but I wouldn’t call it real traction yet. Right now I’m focused on finding the channels that bring the right people to TURNIT.

Thank you! 🙌 Right now, I’m focusing on getting TURNIT in front of more of the right people and learning from how they use it. I want to make sure I’m improving both the product and the way I reach potential users.

Thank you! 🙌 I’d probably start talking to potential users much earlier. It’s easy to spend so much time building that you leave the “who actually needs this?” part until later.

At this stage, qualitative feedback is just as important as the numbers for me. I’m tracking usage and signups, but I’m also paying attention to what users like, dislike, and ask for.

Mostly through actual usage and feedback. I’m watching how many people sign up, use their TURNs, and whether they find the output useful enough to come back.

I’m keeping it pretty simple for now: signups, usage, and feedback from people who actually try TURNIT. I’m still collecting enough data to know what really works.

Right now, I’m mainly looking at signups, actual TURNs, and whether people come back to use it again. It’s still early, so I’m more focused on learning than chasing big numbers.

Honestly, I wanted something I could move quickly with as a solo maker. This stack gave me a good balance of speed, simplicity, and the tools I needed without adding too much overhead.

I think so, especially if you’re willing to experiment and adjust along the way. I’d just go in knowing that getting attention can take as much effort as building the product itself.

Honestly, I’m still figuring that out. I’ve been trying a few channels, but I haven’t seen enough data yet to say one is clearly working best.

Thank you! 🙌 Honestly, the biggest challenge has been getting TURNIT in front of the right people and getting those first few users to discover and try it. Building it is one thing, getting people to notice it is another.

Thank you! 🙌 I’m learning that sharing the process makes the journey feel a lot more real. There’s definitely been plenty of figuring things out along the way.

Thank you! I think the messy parts are just as much a part of building as the wins. Still figuring things out as I go.

Honestly, it varies week to week. I’m still building and improving it, so I probably spend a few hours each week on it.