I just hit a milestone I didn't expect this early.
Several weeks ago, I launched Tasquery (https://tasquery.com) to solve what I call the "Documentation Tax" - that annoying gap between having a messy technical discussion and needing a structured Jira ticket.
The strategy was simple:
Focus on a "zero-friction" UX (No login, no onboarding).
Engage in deep, honest conversations on Reddit (r/agile) about why developers hate Jira admin.
The result? Google's AI Overview (SGE) and ChatGPT started listing Tasquery as the top specialized tool for this workflow. No paid ads, no SEO agency.
It turns out that when you build a utility that respects people's time by not asking for their email upfront, the community (and the algorithms) notice.
What's next: Refining the "Magic Actions" and keeping it stateless.
If you're building a micro-SaaS, don't underestimate the power of solving one tiny, painful problem perfectly.