Catch up TL;DR: Started a small web app because I couldn't find a good solution to locating human-curated Spotify playlists. There's a small niche gap between Link in bio offerings and Spotify's profile system.
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Certified.fm got some new features.
I realized simply sharing a playlist probably isn't enough. I posted it in a few places and showed it to some influencers I follow. The response was either nothing or some form of "neat". I had to sit there and think, "even if this is something that's missing in the niche, there has to be a reason for them to sign up over the others."
So I started on that path. What's reasons someone wouldn't sign up for this over a link tree or similar? The first is not being able to add socials and other links. That's pretty much the baseline, right? So I added it.
Users can now place other social links, and we have separate tabs for playlist links and regular links so you can start running a full link in bio set up.
My next thought is: themes. I remember when link tree released, the "branding" aspect as big about it. Same with the stuff we wax nostalgic about with MySpace, changing backgrounds, adding top songs and friends, etc. So that's next... some theming options. No idea what it's going to look like, but excited to see where it goes.
Any other blind spots? Stuff I'm missing?