10 Days in: Observations and Learnings from my Soft Launch on Reddit and Indie Hackers

I recently launched my list sharing app, which focuses on the latest SaaS in the AI space, on r/artificial subreddit and Indie Hackers. The response was overwhelming - in just 10 days, I saw 34k unique visitors to the site and it's still growing with an average of 2k unique visitors per day. People have started sharing the app on other platforms as well. The main attraction for users was the collection of AI tools and applications, and it's clear that people are eager to stay updated on the latest developments in this field. I wanted to share this success with the community and encourage others to check out the posts.

Here are the posts from Reddit and Indie Hackers :

https://www.reddit.com/r/artificial/comments/10644hp/ive_collected_500_ai_tools_and_wanted_to_share/

https://www.indiehackers.com/post/ive-collected-500-ai-tools-and-wanted-to-share-them-with-you-a734d0597b

I believe the app has the potential to be a valuable resource for entrepreneurs and businesses in the tech industry. I would love to hear your thoughts on the app and any suggestions you may have for improvements or additional features.