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Positive MMR Flow In 1 Month After Launching

I made this post https://www.indiehackers.com/post/after-5-years-and-5-projects-one-finally-succeeds-67ef04b658

I've recently launched for 2025 and things have been insanely positive growth wise.

At this point, I still feel like things are so hard to believe because I spent the last 7 years building complex saas application and earned nothing but suddenly with this latest one, it was clearly something people wanted.

The website is: https://stracti.com/
Demo: https://youtu.be/IgSHWGOxLhI?si=Lepfdc5eJnnEnhh4

Users are able to create bots to give them an advantage in practically any game by utilizing various AI methods and complex custom systems that I made in a simple way for the user to use.

I'm downplaying the complexity of this app. I started it in 2020 but worked on several projects along the way. It's been a rollarcoaster of emotions and a lot of stress from designing, planning, and coding.

Everyday new users are joining the server and are inquiring about purchasing the bot. I'm gonna be honest here but I don't see things slowly down anytime soon with how big this market is.

The craziest part is that I haven't ran any ads or really advertised properly yet. Let's see what happens.

I'm thinking 2025 might be the best year.

on January 3, 2025
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    Seems like a cool approach to bot automation, love the thinking behind this, the relative simplicity for your side

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      Thank you! I have been fascinated with automation in general for the past 6 years. Gaming was simply the easiest barrier to entry for me.

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      Thanks!

      I have been into automation for the past 5/6 years and I watched a lot of content on Youtube regarding a tool called YoloV5/etc. People could train models and then detect them in the game or application of their choice.

      The thing is the standard required workflow is:
      YoloV to train objects
      roboflow to annotate
      custom code to build the actual bot or script for whatever game.

      I figured I wanted a way to simplify all of that and thats what I did. With my tool, you just upload an image, click 1 button to train, and you can choose through pre-made ready commands to automate the rest.

      "did you notic something specific in user behavior that your previous projects didn't address?"
      There was a very clear need for this tool in comparison to the others. I feel like i'm the only one in the market doing what I am doing at this scale. There are other tools but they are to specific games or applications.

      Mine is simple, easy to use, and extremely customizable.

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