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Share your project and I'll try to find you users

  1. Share a link to your project.
  2. Describe what the project does(a pitch).
    Add more details if necessary.

For those who want to try themselves(and provide feedback on how it went), Olwi is the tool I use for the search.

Edit: it's quite a lot of requests, I'll process all of them from oldest to the newest.
Some general tips:

Edit 2: I don't review new comments, sorry.

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    Hi everyone!

    https://user-onboarding.app/

    Our app is made for No-Code building step by step guides.

    Some users leave your site because they do not understand how to use your product. According to various estimates, percent of these users can reach 30%.

    Our app helps you to convey the value of your product to your users. And it increases the conversion to paying customers.

    You can try it without installing any code on your site.

    Use promocode FROM_IH to get 20% discount on any plans.

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      Is there any way to run a guide manually? I want to show it in some cases only

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        Of course, you can choose the "manual" trigger type from the guide and run it using the JS code anywhere in your project.

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      Hi! Here are some threads to engage with to suggest your product:

      Relevant subreddits to look at periodically.

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        Hi! Oh, thanks a lot. I will definitely try these links.

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      What about the time to display the tooltip? The solutions I used are too slow.

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        We tried to make the client pixel as small as possible. On average, rendering the first step takes about 0.3 second. Usually this indicator is 2-3 seconds for other solutions.

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    heyeveryone .io
    I'm building a service that helps founders (just like you and me) craft their investor updates in literally seconds. We're currently in the testing phase of the MVP, so I could really use some help.
    I'd love to give anyone of you a demo of the tool and see if it ACTUALLY alleviates your pain related to any part of creating and sending investor emails, and if I'm not chasing windmills, haha.
    Let me know if you're up for a chat sometime next week. 15min max, promise!
    calendly / n10v

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    Cloodo is an all-in-one workspace platform that provides a seamless connection between a company’s internal resources and outsourced resources. This platform is designed to meet the growing demand for a hybrid business model and the need for multi-branch business divisions within global corporations. With Cloodo, companies can effectively manage their workforce and adapt to changing business needs by integrating external and internal resources. This allows for greater flexibility and efficiency in managing a company’s workforce. Visit us at Cloodo.com

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    https://www.rapidauth.me

    We're still in the pre-launch phase, but we're looking for feedback on the landing page and early access members for beta testing. We are a service that is the Google login for every authentication method (including email/password, social authentication, and blockchain wallet authentication with more to come post-launch). We can be incorporated into any frontend with only a few lines of code!

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      Nice, we've got competition ;)

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        Nice! Bring it on!

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      Here are the subreddits you can submit the tool and for feedback:

      You may try to PM some people that are active on a sub, like in this relevant post - Why do websites insist on strong passwords and then cap them at 16 characters and a small subset of symbols?.
      The other posts where you may PM to the author and/or leave a comment with your service:

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        Awesome, thank you!

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          You're welcome, I hope that helps.

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    1. https://pirsch.io
    2. A privacy-friendly web analytics tool with a strong focus on usability, API, and a non-blockable backend integration.
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      How do you track sessions without cookies? local-storage or some alternative? IP based?

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        We use fingerprinting. You can learn more about that here or take a look at our source-code.

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      You may PM the posts' authors and/or commentators and/or comment in the threads with your insights:

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    Hey 👋

    https://opportunities.so

    My little newsletter focuses on trend research for solopreneurs and indie makers.

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      I like that you call it my little newsletter :)

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      Hi!

      Here are some relevant threads you may reply to:

      While I was working on the 1st version of my tool that simplified searching for problems to solve, opportunities, I've noticed not many people look for them explicitly. Posting excerpts on relevant subs did a job, I gained 200+ subscribers from Reddit. However, I got banned on /r/BusinessIdeas for posting ideas and problems lol(but there was a link to my newsletter where I said "if you prefer email updates..."). You may take a look at my posts to see what may work best.

      Do you engage with "I don't know what opportunity to take" like posts?

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        Awesome thanks!

        I feel like "I don't know what opportunity to take" posts are not really a good fit so I never commented so far 😅

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          What are the primary reasons people read your newsletter? Maybe I'd find some interesting posts.

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            My readers are primarily entrepreneurs looking for business ideas.

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    https://journalisticapp.com

    A micro journaling PWA with focus on minimalistic writing experience. I try to make the writing experience as clean as possible while still providing powerful insights about what was written, e.g. with #tags and @mentions.

    The app also features modules for dreams, notes, wisdom, ideas, etc. that can be turned on/off depending on demand.

    As of now the app is free, but I'm trying to figure out how to best monetize it given the chaos with AppStore / PlayStore payment guidelines, etc.

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      I love the minimalist approach :) It looks very clean and simple!

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        Wow, amazing! May I ask how you found those threads, just with the Reddit search?

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          I use my tool for it! There's a free plan to just try it out, or let me know if you need to increase the limits. Or, if you need more specific posts.

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    Nolly.io the missing tool for agile teams,

    we're trying to reinvent how customer feedback is done by integrating it into product development, nolly let you create boards & posts to ask your clients/users to share ideas options about product decisions along the way, you can share polls prioritization and more

    feel free to sign up, also shot me a message if you want to have a free premium account
    here is a demo how Nolly boards look like https://demo.nolly.io

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    Hey Sergiy, thank you for taking the initiative.

    1. https://heyform.net/
    2. It's an online form builder. The free tier lets users create unlimited forms, include as many questions they want, and collect unlimited submissions. The product comes with 40+ field types, pre-built templates, and anti-spam. HeyForm users can quickly build an audience list and manage their projects as a team. And we ship the product with 100+ integrations and a pretty neat analytics dashboard.

    Let me check Olwi rn.

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      You're welcome!
      I see someone posted a feedback request for the tool. You may try other subreddits such as:

      Here are the other posts you may PM authors or commentators to ask for feedback:

      Subreddits, where your users may hang out, are:

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        I use r/SaaS weekly post. is that any good?

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          Can't say anything about it, I don't remember if I tried it out. But it gets you more exposure, so I'd recommend to post there at least once to see the results.

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            I have already posted https://twayobiz.com several times. Its the only Reddit channel I've posted in and i don't know how much traffic I should get from a Reddit post.

            May be a bit off-topic?: Do you have any recommendations on onboarding users inside your SaaS dashboard? I have 11 members and they never use us as they drop off during onboarding.

            Heres a list of some of the tools I use for SaaS analytics, feedback, and onboarding.

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              Hey, Sewell!

              Just saw this comment. I know you posted it ~2 months ago but I thought I'd reach out to you about it if you don't mind.

              Driftly is new on the scene and we want to make our platform (similar to Usetiful) as solid as humanly possible.

              I was hoping to ask you a few questions so I can handover some intel to Jacob (my technical co-founder) for our product roadmap...

              • How was your experience with Usetiful?
              • What could have been better about the product?
              • Any specifically positive or negative memories about using their software?
              • What would have pushed you to become a paying customer?

              Thanks in advance!

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                Hi, although I shut down Twayobiz, I have Usetiful running on https://obeatow.com.

                • My experience with Usetiful has been the best. Although I can only create one tour on free plan, It is still the best because of their generous free plan.

                • If I could create two tours on the free plan.

                • No negative memories.

                • I like free plans so probably if my websites were cheaper. Although thats not happening anytime soon.

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                  Thanks for your reply here, Sewell! Super helpful for me. And Obeatow looks cool.

                  So if you wanted to give Driftly a try, you can start a 14-day free trial but would eventually become a $25/mo customer.

                  I totally get why the free Usetiful plan works for you! But... keep in mind that although. you'll eventually be a paying customer with us, you'll have access unlimited tours and checklist!

                  So you could implement a tour for customer onboarding but also others when users are on different pages, you want users to adopt new features, you want to nudge users to convert from a free trial or upgrade their plan, etc. The sky's the limit!

                  You'll just be capped by the total number of tours you could show to customers (1,000 impressions / mo).

                  Either way, it's all good haha.

                  So... want to give it a try? You'll be customer #3!

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    Product link: https://nuovoteam.com/
    Product Pitch:
    NuovoTeam is a Push-to-Talk (PTT) and all-in-one employee productivity suite that facilitates employee productivity tracking, communication and collaboration across your workforce with its distinctive features.

    With NuovoTeam you can

    1. Communicate with your team via the lightning-fast Push-to-Talk (PTT) feature
    2. Set up a single platform for VOIP calls, chats, audio & video calls, file exchange etc,
    3. Have a unified contact management system for manual or bulk contact uploads
    4. Track employee productivity by monitoring location, tasks & real-time clock in/out
    5. Enhanced Monitoring and Reporting with Insights like work hours, role-based access

    Help me :)

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      Hey. You may PM the authors, comment in the thread:

      I'd suggest looking at these subreddits where your potential users may hang out:

      Edit: there's a lot of potentials, your software does many things, hence many possible target audiences. E.g. not every entrepreneur wants the PPT feature but would love the team collaboration and vice versa with other types of people.

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    Hi @v8ever and everyone 👋

    My brother and I have just launched our scalable cloud graph database SurrealDB in public open beta (completely free to use)! We've been working on this for a number of years, and are completely bootstrapped.

    We wanted to create a database that people didn't have to manage, so they could focus on building applications, not the infrastructure. We wanted users to be able to use schema-less and schema-full data patterns effortlessly, a database to operate like a relational database (without the JOINs), but with the same functionality as the best document and graph databases. And with security and access permissions to be handled right within the database itself. We wanted users to be able to build modern real-time applications effortlessly - right from Chrome, Edge, or Safari. No more complicated backends.

    We would love you all to check it out and welcome any feedback - https://surrealdb.com!

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    Building Indie Worldwide, a community for indie founders to make friends and build better businesses together. Founders join the community to bootstrap a peer group and to grow faster.

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    1. https://www.3diconeditor.com/studio

    2. The app lets you edit and download beautifully crafted 3D icons in your browser without the need for Sketch/Figma!

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      Monitor this sub for relevant inqueries, same here.

      Don't forget to post on /r/SideProject like subreddits.

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        Posted on /r/sideproject but I'll get on the others too! Thanks!

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    Reservadesk.com

    A desk booking app you'll enjoy setting up and your guests will love to use - a tool for companies moving to the hybrid work model

    Built this with my fiance over the holidays, was lots of fun!

    We're currently trying to gain some early adopters, make sure that the app actually works for customers.

    🙏

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      It's a nice design and quite a niche thing, good job. Noticed a minor typo on the landing: "Interactve".

      I couldn't find relevant discussions, I guess I don't know what your target customers are looking for when they want to have such a solution. I may suggest finding active(see hot/new posts and who the author and commentators) members of recruiting subreddits to message them directly.

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    An AI-powered logo design maker: https://instantlogodesign.com ☺️☺️

    We launched this product 2 years ago but didn't focus on online marketing.
    I'm looking for feedback on the landing page - we had the steps like asking the industry, preferred logo type, and color scheme, but we found out the logos downloaded were not what users selected earlier. Therefore we skip these steps, start generating logos after you key in the business name - go straight to the point.

    Please comment!

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      You could comment here your insights(e.g. "you may not need a designer...").
      See this post for inspiration, you could do something similar.

      Use "need a logo" keyword to monitor for such requests on Reddit.

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        Oh man, thank you so much for the comment!! I definitely will create a similar post like the one you sent me on Reddit, and use my logo make to design new logos for them. Appreciate that!😁

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    Hi 😊

    1. seohero.net
    2. SEO HERO helps SEO agencies win more clients with beautiful audit reports 🔍
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      Hi. Here are the threads to engage with:

      You can find hot posts periodically on /r/SEO to find people in comments who you could PM.

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        Thank you 😊🙏

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    Been trying to find some more Gumroad creators to use GumSheet and GumProof 🙏🙏

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      I'd suggest monitoring /r/gumroad to find relevant threads to engage with.
      I've seen more talk about Gumroad on Twitter. Reach out to those who mention the word, suggest them try your projects out.

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    Hi, everybody!

    PoeticMetric is a privacy-oriented web analytics tool. You can check it out from here -> https://www.poeticmetric.com/

    Web analytics is complex since everyone who has a site has potential. It is hard to plan a content creation schedule based on a huge group of people.

    Also, since we are a privacy-oriented project, we cannot use paid ads since we believe they invade visitor privacy.

    You can reach to our manifesto here -> https://www.poeticmetric.com/manifesto

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      Here you go - https://www.reddit.com/r/privacy/comments/s1avlk/looking_for_the_cheapest_alternatives_to_google/ - 12 comments and the author to engage with and suggest your solution.

      Monitor the posts on /r/privacy to engage with the right discussions and suggest using your product.

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    Hey all! Have been working on https://www.ideaplan.io/.

    Target is entrepreneurs, startup teams, and product managers.

    Helps crowdsource, prioritize, and launch features that customers love.

    Quickly gather customer feedback and launch amazing products.

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      Hi. You may share your insights in these threads and engage with the author/commentators:

      Your product is a pretty general request, so you can engage in the discussions when people want their feedback on websites, to suggest IdeaPlan.

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    Hi everyone!

    Thanks @v8ever for the initiative.

    https://www.tradingadvisor.app/

    It detects market trading opportunities using the data scientist's way.

    I´m a software engineer and data scientist, and for the last 4 years I've been doing some trading and trying to find a better way to do it, I read and study A LOT, earning money, losing money experimenting, with all those experiences I build a really good automated strategy to analyze over 10k of instruments and get trading opportunities in seconds. I wrote an article about it if you want to read it https://medium.com/@_jotase/how-to-earn-extra-money-in-trading-in-a-very-easy-and-efficient-way-81e886b4f67e.

    It's totally free and I would like to receive some feedback about its performance and how could I monetize it.

    Regards!

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      Hi. You may help people in relevant subreddits - provide your insights, lessons learned, what you've learned last week/day/year, share some strategies with them. In relevant discussions, you can share a link to your app. As time goes on, you'll get some traction.

      As for monetization, you could limit some functionality. E.g. update the data once in 30 mins for free and, say, once in 5 mins for a paid plan. Then, more stocks to monitor are available in the paid plan.

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        Thank you so much! I really appreciate this!

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    https://flowabl.io -> No code workflow automation SaaS.

    Can do everything from running your shell scripts through to integrating with systems like SendGrid or Postmark for emails or Google, Artifactory, ServiceNow, etc

    There is a free tier. We are Commercial Open Source and are the creators of the open-source project.

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    Just wanted to say thanks for doing this. It led me down a very productive rabbit hole this afternoon.

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      You're welcome and let me know if you need to find anything!

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    https://mentorcolor.org/ Free mentorship for historically underrepresented groups in Tech

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      Quite niche and important, so you may post it on HackerNews and on the subreddits I mentioned in the general tips.

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    Hi! Awesome and thanks for doing this.

    https://www.focuswithdot.com/home - Dot Focus

    It's a productivity tool where you can listen to, and mix music (lofi, jazz, classical, soundtrack) with high quality ambient sounds / white noise! Also comes with achievements and titles, and productivity tools like a timer, to do list, and notes. Really working on improving it and gaining some users.

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      Hi! Your website is a good fit to post on /r/SideProject like subreddits to receive some users and get feedback(see the general tips in this post for more resources). One more sub here - it links to a post though, but it's similar to yours.

      A comment to reply to.

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    Hey y'all,
    https://liber8.carrd.co/

    As part of the #buildsell30 challenge I am building a platform that matches diabetes patients with personalized tools, resources and services.
    I am working on market research and the next phase would be the MVP. I am working on onboarding users and reaching out to clinicians to see if they would be interested in recommending the platform when it launches.

    Although the platform hasn't launched I have a landing page that I have connected to a type form to help with market research and to collect emails of potential users and service providers.

    Here's the landing page: https://liber8.carrd.co/
    I would appreciate some feedback and ideas for onboarding users, and service providers and feel free to drop your email if you are interested.
    Thank you!

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      Hi, you could monitor the questions on /r/diabetes, it's where your target people are. And, the relevant subs. Engage in the discussions, or PM them directly to ask to try it out and for feedback.

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    Hi everyone!
    I have created a very high quality video course for everyone interested in Software Tester role, the same time the course in a very practical way prepares to most popular tester cert ISTQB CTFL. This is not a next boring course, this is rather animated movie, check by yourself. Link to the page and sample lessons here

    https://mydistancetraining.com/courses/istqbfl-software-tester-mdt-video-course/

    Promocode for Students and for all of you here STUDENT20

    DO YOU HAVE ANY IDEA HOW AND WHERE TO PROMOTE THIS VIDEO?

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      It's difficult to promote if strangers don't know much about the author. You might try looking at these subs to engage in relevant discussions.

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      There is a good one video, try to connect with some influencers, they might be interested with such good quality.

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    Hey!

    I'm building wrap.so, a browser extension for capturing and editing beautiful, shareable screenshots.

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      Hi, here are some threads you can engage with:

      You may create a post like this on that subreddit.

      Those threads are examples of what posts you may look for. Also, you can post your screenshots, so people would want to make the same cool ones and ask where did you make them.

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    ooh, I've got a challenge for you!

    https://idealmedtech.com

    We're a prerevenue medical device company, bringing artificially intelligent glucose control to the ICU, reducing mortality up to 30% across the board, and saving hospitals 20% of their bottom line on their most expensive patients.

    We dont have a product yet, only a prototype for our FDA approved clinical studies, but assuming you did, how would you go about making contact with the C levels and admins who make hospital purchasing decisions? How would you build a network of champions (doctors who advocate for your product in their hospital)?

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      As I am a total newbie in contacting C-levels, I'd go on Linkedin to find those and message them in bulk. But before that, I'd message doctors to ask who is responsible for purchasing decisions in their hospital.
      I'd also read some articles to dive into the topic beforehand, but you're there already.

      Also, you may ask doctors on Reddit in relevant subreddits, e.g. /r/AskDocs, I'm not sure though if that subreddit is okay with such questions(read the rules beforehand).

      I primarily do research on Reddit, so if you think it can be helpful, let me know.

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    I strongly believe that every developer is a teacher and likewise. Every time you are asked to help someone else understand your code, you’ll always be grateful to be able to share your own knowledge with others.
    Explain Code App is the place you can make this happen!

    I am eager to hear your thoughts on what I have put together so far. Would love to hear your feedback!

    Let me know if there are any other features you would like for this site, I’m open for ideas and would love the community feedback.

    Here is the link: https://www.explaincode.app/

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      Your case is quite simple, go to /r/learnprogramming subreddit to engage with almost every question there.

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        Thank you, I'm in several Reddit groups related to coding.

        Cheers.

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    Hello!
    apptimeline.com -Like wayback machine but for app listings.

    Every day we track and update 1000’s of app listings in Android and iOS appstores across the world.

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      I didn't find relevant and recent threads on Reddit, but you may answer this question on Quora(the first relevant result from Google): Is there a Wayback Machine for apps?

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    https://deploymentfromscratch.com/ is an introductory but comprehensive guide on web application deployment.

    It's an ebook with some practical demonstrations.

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        Thank you taking the time to answer. It's certainly a direction I am trying to make, although try not to be too spammy ;)

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          No problem. Yes, there's some amount of spamminess in this approach that people may indicate to, but it's relevant enough to them(they asked how to deploy - you answered).
          The other method is to share your lessons, re-purpose some materials from the book and share on Reddit. Read the target subreddit rules, maybe message the mods to know if it's fine for you to put a link to your course inside the good information you want to share.

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            Yep, that's what I am doing. Actually my strategy for 2022 might be more Twitter, we'll see.

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    Hey folks!

    ZipMessage replaces live meetings with async video messaging, threaded in a shareable conversation page.

    It's on Product Hunt today!
    https://www.producthunt.com/posts/zipmessage

    See a demo here:
    https://zipmessage.com/demo

    Try it for free:
    https://zipmessage.com

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      Hi, here is a thread - Removing the daily stand-up? that you can engage with. There are 200+ comments, you may message commentators and the author directly and ask to try out your tool.
      Maybe this one can be relevant too.

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    Thank you for this!

    www.trybutlerapp.com

    We're a search engine for media. It works really well to find that one movie or tv show with that name you can't quite remember. See where your favorite shows are streaming online. Keep track of what your network watches.

    We're building out new features to make it work with all types of media very soon!

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      Hi, here are some threads you can engage with(reply to or PM the people and author):

      Couldn't find others, I miss the true people's intentions behind their searches for such a solution. You may try looking at relevant subreddits(to engage in the right discussions there):

      What do you think your target users write in their texts that can be found? E.g. I tried "save a book/movie", "streaming service".

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    Hey all,
    I am working on my project for a couple of months now and I think it's getting some traction already!

    The project is basically two job boards focused on providing exclusively remote frontend and backend jobs (https://www.remotefrontendjobs.com and https://www.remotebackendjobs.com respectively). I am now aggregating data from 16 different job sources, doing some data transformations and filtering. Based on that, I can provide a specific, tailored job feeds to my users, which they can subscribe to as well. So far the outcome is great! We have some daily usage from people and some keep coming back.

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        Wow, thanks! Didn't realize you will answer so quickly. I am going to take a look at those reddits now.
        Btw, what approach would you recommend? I wouldn't want to just put my links out there as an advertisement. Should I probably engage with specific users who asked questions on there?

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          Yep, just links won't work. Engage with the threads - write your insights, stories, lessons, case studies, and what is applicable, the goal is to give people value and not to promote something. If your link fits the context, you can put it.
          In those threads above, you may write about the remote job market right now and tell about why did you create the service, or mention that you'd go to your website to look for positions, because of X and Y.
          Or/and you may just PM people who ask such questions and ask them nicely about feedback(e.g. "I saw you posted <X>, this is what I was struggling with, so I created this tool" - but not so advertising haha). Responses rates should be high if you write to relevant people. If it's remote work subreddits - it's already relevant, and if a person asks some places to find jobs - it's highly relevant.

          You may skim through this article. Let me know if you have questions!

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            @v8ever Thanks! I wanted to share some quick feedback with you! I used most of the channels you sent me and I already had more than 200 visits and some insightful conversations :) Thanks!

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              That's awesome, congrats on your progress!

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    https://mysage.app

    The way in which consume information and think about learning is fundamentally broken. We forget most of the information we consume. Think about it - how much time have you lost to this inefficiency? The damage is colossal.

    That's the problem we're trying to solve at Sage. We're trying to create a gamified notes app to solve these problems by enabling people to grow a daily learning habit and convert valuable information into knowledge.

    Check us out. Feedback welcome!

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      A good problem to solve. I couldn't join the waitlist. Pressed the button and nothing happened;(
      You may add your insights in this post about teaching(how to learn effectively), and here with language learning. You can add a link to your project(it should fit the context). A comment on learning improvement(the post is useful too). You may try to PM relevant people there too.

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    Hey everyone and @v8ever thank you for the initiative!

    https://tacodigest.com/ - tool for creating personal email digests from different sources across the web.
    You can pick anything from supported sources and customize your newsletter. We now support Reddit, Twitter, RSS and YouTube. You can also add exchange rate or weather to the digest.

    We have a free version that allow you to add 3 news sources to your digest.

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      Hi!
      Here are some threads you can engage with(reply or DM the author/commentator to recommend your tool):

      • a comment from a person who wants to subscribe to another person's newsletter, but (s)he can just assemble it, right?
      • a post about lists people subscribed for. You may ping them all.

      Try to ask for feedback(create posts) in the subreddits(if you haven't already) I mentioned in the post itself, you'll get more exposure.

      Couldn't find many, if you have more use cases(saves time, diminishes endless scrolling, etc.), let me know. I understand a user's intent of wanting such a solution, but can't fathom more keywords they would use to search for the solution. What do you think?

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    You all know the link shorteners.
    I didn't do anything original, I created one more ^^.
    But this one has special features that others do not offer in their service.
    I added the possibility of making CTAs overlay (Demo: https://srttly.com/ads-forum)
    Spash page and insta bio (like linktree).
    There are lots of other features and I invite you to discover them (https://shorttly.net)
    Knowing that it is still a beta version, I am looking for regular users so that we can make it stable before adding other innovative features.
    that will maximize visibility, profit and customers.

    We offer unlimited access for 6 months to 20 people interested in helping us improve the project.
    in response here or by e-mail: [email protected]

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      It's a cool idea.

      Could you provide some use-cases for the features and this service in general? I can't find many people searching for link shorteners ;)

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        Hello v8ver,
        Sorry for my late response.

        There are several cases for using this type of functionality.
        When we affiliate to share content such as an article related to the product and service. By adding a CTA overlay you can redirect the prospect to their sales page.

        During a marketing campaign to optimize it. You can add a FaceBook, Linkedin or other pixel to it in order to always be visible to the prospect.

        There is the splash page feature, which displays a small sales page before redirecting to the initial landing page. Which can be interesting when we blog, affiliate, marketing or other to highlight a far product or other.

        There are other functions and possibilities, especially as we have plenty of them awaiting development to transform any link into an interactive link and it does not matter where it will be shared.

        There are some demonstrations on the sales page on Jvzoo.
        fr.shorttly.net

        And as I announced in the previous post. If you are interested in helping us to perfect it. We can give you free access to the unlimited offer for 6 months

  38. 2

    www.enterplayground.com I Playground I Playful Productivity

    If you work alone and...

    🎈 Have lots of ideas/ projects but where to start!?
    🎈 Want to take yourself a bit less seriously
    🎈 Like meeting strangers

    It's a 3-month programme and signups are open now

    1. 1

      Hi! Here's a large thread on how do entrepreneurs tackle working alone, you may reply there and message commentators directly to ask to join your community. Same problem here and here.

      And share in those subreddits some interesting content about working together, how to meet people, maybe case studies.

      1. 2

        Hi Sergiy, what a great suggestion! Thank you so much. I am a bit new to forums and this is super helpful 🤗

        1. 1

          You're welcome and do let me know if you need help!

          1. 2

            I will, I also love your profile description 🎈

  39. 2

    Hi everyone!

    https://growthhack.studio

    We make your business grow with Growth Hacking and JTBD as a service.

    Our team fully integrates into your startup/business and starts to help multiply growth by identifying customer jobs and continuous hypothesis testing.

    We allow you to save about $5000/month when compared to your 1-2 person growth team (full refund if you are not satisfied with the result).

    For customers from this site - we're giving a $1,000 discount on the first month's subscription.

    1. 1

      Hi. Your potential customers hang out in these relevant subreddits. For example, here, where you can PM almost everyone who post/comment they have struggles growing/marketing.

  40. 2

    https://drapcode.com

    No code platform to build custom web apps without writing any lines of code.

    1. 1

      This is what you can recommend on programming-related subreddits. Monitor posts like "I want to build a website, but..." & "How to build a website?" and engage with them.
      [nocode-related communities]

  41. 2

    Hey all,

    https://portal.dev

    Build beautiful and ergonomic API reference documentation.

    1. 2

      Can't recommend specific threads because too few people know they need them. I may suggest looking at the subs I mentioned in this post(general tips). Monitor the relevant discussions on programming-related subreddits, you may just PM people who may be interested.

  42. 2

    Hi,

    https://peersuit.com
    Building a new way to meet your co-founder. Looking for feedback on what went wrong while you were looking for a co-founder! Also, join if you want to be one of the beta testers - limited number of users only.

      1. 2

        Hi, thanks a lot for taking to time to insert these links here! I appreciate it, will certainly engage with those OPs

  43. 2

    Hello Sergiy,

    olwi looks like a nice concept, I've signed up, will be good to see how you develop it in the coming weeks.

    https://go-outreach.com/

    Our web app is a marketing automation platform, specifically for cold outreach.

    We haven't launched yet and the homepage is still under constructions but we are close. Would be good to get ideas of good sub reddits to target.

    Thanks,

    David

    1. 1

      Hi!

      • here you may contact the author
      • same approach as above here, but message commentators also
      • one more

      All of that I found by listing your competitors, because "sales automation" is too abstract. You could find a lot more if specifying the right searching intent of potential customers(i.e. what do they really need). If you need help with it, let me know, we'll try practicing using Olwi, that'd be simpler.

      Thanks for taking a look at the tool! Let me know your feedback.

  44. 2

    Hi,

    https://www.kloudmate.com

    Announcing the beta launch of a new event driven, serverless Observability platform for Developers and Businesses to gain deep visibility of their AWS Serverless resources, identify errors and resolve them instantly.

    It also allows monitoring of over 15 widely used AWS resources, all from a simple, unified dashboard.

    Connecting yout AWS account takes less than 5 minutes! At the moment, we're signing up beta customers for free! So just leave your details on the "Early Access Form" on the site.

    1. 1

      Hi. A relevant post where you can reply to.
      One more, which is maybe not about exact thing your product does, but you can contact commentators, some of them may need such a tool as they do dev ops.
      Same here where you left a comment, try to reach out directly to the commentators.

      1. 2

        Thanks @v8ever. Your way of paying it forward is invaluable, and can't thank you enough.

  45. 2

    Hi! I'm Shany from Amy 🚀

    Amy’s AI-powered Chrome Extension saves you days of research by providing you with information from across the web and actionable insights about every person you meet with, helping you personalize and ace all of your meetings!

    https://www.producthunt.com/posts/amy-2 --> Live on Product Hunt NOW!

    Our website: https://www.myamy.io/?ref=producthunt

    1. 1

      Hi! It's the kind of software people won't search for intentionally, because they don't know they need it. I suggest you take a look at meeting-related communities where you may contact active users(who post/comment) directly and ask to try the tool out.

  46. 2

    https://prospected.carrd.co/ (the domain connection is in progress)

    Our app is a database of 6,000+ websites that accept guest post submissions. The data include Domain Rating, Traffic, Keyword, Contact Info, and Pricing.

    No extra outreach is needed, we have already outreached to all the website owners included in the database, you just need to send them a message + payment to place a link on their site.

    The site is still in development, would love to know how I can the initial users (10-20)?

    Thanks in advance!

    1. 2

      That's a good idea.

      I'm sharing some posts/comments where you can reply to(and message the authors/commentators directly to recommend your service):

      Response rate is high if your request is relevant(it is), so tell those people what you've got. You can find a lot of leads from Reddit alone because you solve a frequent pain of "where do I get backlinks", "where to guest post", etc.

      And see new posts at:

      But it'd be simpler to monitor all of that on Olwi. If you need your limits increased - let me know.

  47. 2

    https://Remote-Work.app

    More than just a web app to share remote jobs, we want to create a community of remote workers, to share travel experiences, meet other remote workers and of course, find remote jobs.

    1. 2

      You may reply here and contact the author and commentators to recommend trying your platform. There are 350+ comments, so you'll be busy :)

      I'd recommend engaging in posts and making content at:

      1. 2

        Thank you for the advice

  48. 2

    https://bugasura.io

    A simple straight forward, fast running, very easy to use bug tracker and issue tracker.

    1. We moved away from a 14 day trial to a freemium model and found an increase in active users. We moved from 10 DAU to 100 DAU in 6 weeks.

    2. We got paying customers who graduated from freemium to paid in 6 weeks.

    3. Many bug trackers have been built but overtime it got complex to understand, configure and use.

    4. Our active daily usage time increased from 25 mins to 45 mins over last 6 weeks.

    5. We are implementing user feedback and seeing average time spent growing after every new release.

    6. Last 3 months, our users have reported and closed 4042 bugs.

    7. We are looking at new user acquisition ideas.

    1. 1

      Those are some interesting insights.

      Here are posts where you may reply to telling your insights and putting a link, and often you can PM the authors and the relevant commentators:

      There are many people who search for this kind of software because they know what to search for(not some vague "increase sales", "do better product management"), hence Reddit is a good source of leads.

      Also, you may create content(lessons learned, case studies) there to attract such people w/o replying/contacting them by yourself. For every subreddit, it may be different content. Sometimes it can be repurposed.

      Hope that helps. If you need more help, let me know.

      1. 2

        I am impressed with your dedication to help me and others.
        Is there a way I can be of help to you?

        1. 1

          I'd be grateful for any kind of feedback on olwi.xyz - you may try it for free and tell me what you don't like there(if you plan to do market/competitors research, find more potential customers)!

  49. 2

    Thanks for the links in your edit. Saved them for later. I'm finally ready to start thinking about growth more seriously.

    If anyone has some specific ideas about channels that might be a great fit for me, I'd love the leads. TIA!

    www.lurnby.com

    Lurnby is a read-it-later tool for digital content like web articles, newsletters, and ebooks. By making it easy to highlight and take notes, it supports active reading and learning. It also makes it simple to start reviewing your content with spaced-repetition. That way, when you read something, you’re more likely to remember it.

      1. 2

        Wow. These were all found by your tool Olwi yes?

        It seems pretty fantastic.

        Thanks for this! I'll give this a shot today :D

        1. 1

          Yes, this is all from Olwi for searching for about 5 mins! Let me know if you have any struggles there!

          1. 2

            For sure. The art is in choosing the right keywords yes?

            1. 1

              Correct! It's difficult sometimes. Especially, in the beginning. The primary goal is to understand what is the user intent, so what (s)he puts in the post/comment.
              In your example, it could be a user who shares a lesson with others, and they comment how nice his approach is. You may find the post and comments to PM them all.
              Or, a user who posts in the mental health community about struggles with remembering things due to, say, depression.
              Or, a person who is tired of reading books and not remembering much, so she may say "recommend me an app to read books" - yeah, the problem is not with a particular app, but technique, but she may write so.
              Or, a teacher complaining her students don't learn enough from one lesson, they say it's complicated. She asks for a piece of advice.
              And many other intents. Let me know if you need help with assembling keywords!

              1. 2

                haha. Wow. You're like a wizard at imagining different use cases.

                These situations are all very real opportunity areas. Thanks.

                I think i've honestly been too lazy to start thinking things through at this level of detail, coding has been much easier.

                But I can't really justify that much longer and need to start trying to sell. I appreciate the advice you gave here man and good luck with Olwi. I'll try giving it a shot on my own and let you know if I have any issues!

                Thanks again!

                1. 1

                  No problem, thanks!

  50. 2

    Hi everyone!

    Saving tool from The Netherlands 👇

    URL
    https://www.saasmanager.io/

    Pitch
    Modern companies rely heavily on SaaS tools. After payrolling, SaaS costs are often the second biggest expense. We're launching Saasmanager, a tool that’ll help you save up to 30% on your SaaS spend. Full story in our launchblog: https://medium.com/@jaspervanelferen/introducing-saasmanager-229365dceadc

    Personal notes
    We've just launched Saasmanager. Any feedback/ thoughts/ roasts are very appreciated 😉

    1. 1

      Many people don't know they can/need to reduce their costs, maybe because they get used to such a situation. You may try to contact people from /r/SaaS, /r/startups, /r/smallbusiness directly(to suggest your expertise) - those who post/comment. Especially those who mention they have a business.

      1. 2

        Thanks for sharing your thoughts Sergiy @v8ever, I'll dive into it.

        1. 1

          Not much help from me, your case is about emerging awareness to people that "it can be done better". Hope it helps anyway!

  51. 2

    bannernote.com - Would love to hear your feedback!

    1. 1

      Can't recommend specific threads(quite a niche thing that people don't know they want), but try to contact people from nocode community to recommend your tool.

      It looks good!

  52. 2

    Sharing a product hunt link because that's the best description we've got https://www.producthunt.com/posts/nonfik

    A freebie marketplace with a social twist. We're bringing content marketers and content readers together around creating value in gated content instead of focusing on vanity metrics

    1. 1

      You could contact these authors to suggest publishing at Nonfik:

      But if your platform is for content marketing only, then the above isn't relevant, try to contact people from these subreddits to suggest your platform(to get free exposure).

      1. 1

        Oh that subreddit map is really cool! Did you make it?

  53. 2

    Hey I am deep I am creating notion Project planner template please check this out
    https://www.buymeacoffee.com/Learnanewlang
    thanks for helping us bro

    1. 1

      Hi! There's a small community where you can share your project and engage with similar requests. Maybe make some demo page where people can actually see the result, it's difficult for them to just buy. Plus, they don't know they need this template if they got a lot of project planning tools(Asana, Trello, and a thousand more).
      Don't forget to share in /r/SideProject.

  54. 2

    https://jorcus.com/
    Connecting digital nomads and remote workers around the world

    1. 1

      Well, for a community I can't recommend specific threads. I'd recommend engaging in almost all discussions on these subreddits(giving advice): digitalnomad, remotedaily, remotework. Reply to the relevant posts there and suggest trying out your community. Share interesting content there. If people see you're a good guy with a good community, they will go there. Now, AFAIK, the only community they would recommend is NomadList.

  55. 2

    Hey! I've been desperately searching for some first users to try my MVP battledom.io
    It's a domain name manager that let you :

    • Manage your domain across registrars
    • Store your future acquisitions on the wish list to hold you from impulsive buying, help you keep an eye on their availability and why you bought them (notes coming soon).
    • Will offer a marketplace to sell/buy unused domains with their initial ideas.
    • Compete with other members to see who got the most domains for the sake of fun.

    I've even posted here in indiehackers but no one sees it:
    https://www.indiehackers.com/post/need-help-to-try-my-first-mvp-a270d1123f

    Thanks for your help!

      1. 2

        Really great help! I'll keep those for after I've revisited my MVP.

  56. 2

    https://loopcv.pro
    The first tool that automates the job search and helps job seekers get interviews super fast.

  57. 2

    Hey everyone!

    belltastic.com

    It's a real-time notifications component that you can easily embed in your project/website. You'll save hundreds of hours of development and maintenance of an important app component to help keep your users engaged and notified about recent events in your app.

    You will send the notifications via our library, API, or the browser. Notifications are delivered in real-time, and there are no dependencies!

    It is currently geared more towards Laravel developers, but we'll be soon expanding to other frameworks as well!

    1. 2

      Can't recommend specific threads, but try to PM users on such subreddits(those, who post/comment and have a product) to ask them if they may be interested. It's quite a niche thing, so many SaaS owners don't know they may need it/it'll simplify their coding.

  58. 2

    Hi Sergiy,

    https://intribe.co

    Aiming to be out of beta next month, intribe is a partnership marketing platform and community.

    You can think of it like 'Tinder for brand partnerships' or like a niche LinkedIn focussed on partnerships...without all the spam.

    Cheers,

    Sven

    1. 1

      Share your platform on subs I mentioned in this post(general tips), like you did here. Yet it's some niche thing that many people may not understand, so I wouldn't expect many to come from there.

      What I've noticed is not many people talk about partnership marketing on Reddit. I'd suggest making some content about it - what it is, how to use, case studies and so on, to develop awareness of people that may be interested in the topic. Try it on these subreddits:

      Don't be self-promotional though. Put links in relevant places that fit the context.

  59. 2

    Mockswitch.com

    Mockswitch is an API platform for continuous development cycle. Users can build domain based library, document, test and integrate APIs using realistic controlled rule based mock services.

    1. 1

      Share your tool on /r/webdev. Also, share on related subs.

      1. 1

        Hello forever - I am confused about what to do with mockswitch - should I pursue it more or make it open source as its a dev tool. What would be your suggestion ?

        1. 1

          You should find your users first! Do they like the tool as it is now? If not, what's missing? Build/polish those features and iterate again - ask for feedback.

          Is it a tool you built for yourself? If so, it's a bit simpler because you're a user too. And if you have some suggestions, apply them, make the tool better and there will be such people like you who would use it.

          If it's hard for you to find users, try different channels, ask for feedback from various developers. See your conversion rates. If they low - try adding more examples, clarify what the tool does, show it. Record a GIF, video, anything that will explain it awesomely.

          As for different channels, monitor various programming-related subreddits to engage in the right time when someone asks a related question to your tool.

          Can't suggest something about the tool itself because I'm not your target user, unfortunately!

  60. 2

    GameWidget: turn your website visitors into customers with a fun game!

    https://gamewidget.fun/

    1. 1

      You can PM people from this thread suggesting your product. Reply here, same here.

      1. 2

        Will give it a shot, thanks for doing it!

        1. 1

          I hope it helps. If not really, do let me know, we'll figure out different user intentions and use cases I might miss.

  61. 2

    My project is https://instatuts.herokuapp.com

    The project is a reactjs newsletter which delivers reactjs tutorials to your email. I do a react project and send you the tutorial via email. The goal of this newsletter is to help people who struggle with react development to at least have a starting point when creating their projects so they dont waste time searching the internet. What i have noticed is a lack of full stack projects made in react and i used to struggle because of it so i decided to take the initiative by building many projects in react and sharing how i did it. I am also working to make an interactive learning platform for this initiative to improve learning react .The project is still a work in progress.

    1. 2

      Suggest your newsletter here, here(maybe PM the author), here.

      Look at /r/learnprogramming from time to time to do the same for people who ask related questions.

      1. 2

        Thank you will look into it

  62. 2
    1. https://orcaworkflows.com
    2. No-code data orchestration platform with the drag&drop feature
    1. 1

      No particular threads, but take a look at data engineering related subreddits to find specific use cases your platform supports(replicate data, etc.), to suggest trying out the product.

      1. 2

        Thank you v8ever. I will try to build the customer base through subreddits too.

  63. 2
    1. https://currsive.com

    2. We believe that people who write can express their thoughts more clearly through audio blogs. That's what we help them do. They write and we use technology to generate a podcast that they can share with their audience :)

    1. 1

      I can't recommend some specific posts/comments to engage in. Instead, I'd suggest taking a look at blogging subreddits on Reddit and PM active people/authors asking to try out your product. Those people have blogs with a great probability and may like to try a different approach of blogging.

      1. 2

        Thanks a lot v8ver. I would surely try that!

  64. 2

    www.ezid.io

    We're currently in our private beta phase, but we're slowly opening up to more users and looking for feedback on our APIs.
    We're a passwordless auth provider that focuses on WebAuthn (Web biometrics) as our foundation so we can make sure our users get fast and secure login. While we're building this our aim is to eventually build an internet where a user signs up once and never again

    1. 1

      Reply to this post(author and people) to suggest your thing(maybe some of them build a business/side project).
      Here is a thread about your competitor.

      1. 1

        thanks for sharing this! This is just passwordless email auth but we are more focused on the WebAutb part (web biometrics)

        1. 1

          No problem. That's quite a hard intention to identify for me. I mean, I don't know how people usually search for such a solution. Do you have some suggestions?

          1. 2

            Thanks for being so honest about it!

            Usually, I've noticed is that if any devs are starting any projects or working on a website they require some sort of authentication for their users to sign in.

            If you know any friends or people starting stuff then they could try us out as their auth provider. Happy to even give discounts :)

  65. 2

    Checklisty - https://checklisty.xyz

    Checklisty is a gamified user onboarding software for PLG SaaS to engage your users with incentives, see where they dropped off and get them back

    1. 1

      You may suggest this post's author to take a look at user onboarding flow.

      There are "promote your business" threads where you can reply(PM) to related products to suggest Checklisty.

      And monitor posts in related subs from time to time to engage sometimes.

  66. 2

    Olwi is a fantastic tool!

    https://listener.app

    Listener let's you bookmark important moments of your Zoom calls in real-time and easily turn long recordings into bite-sized video clips. You can share video highlight with your team with just a link. We generate the call transcript as well. And video editing can be done using just the text in the transcript - drag cursor on text to create or edit highlight. Works with Zoom paid accounts.

    1. 1

      Thanks for taking a look!

      Here are some comments mentioning your competitor, where you can reply
      (or PM) to the necessary people(suggesting Listener):

      A post, one more.

      1. 1

        Thanks so much, this is great :) Really appreciate it! and would totally use Olwi 🙌

        Would you mind checking out our product launch page and leaving feedback?

        https://www.producthunt.com/posts/listener-for-zoom

  67. 2

    That's amazing!

    1. https://getunfake.com
    2. We help footwear brands fight their copies effectively.

    Thanks for doing this 🙂

    1. 1

      Sorry, couldn't find your targets, however, you may take a look at the sneakers-related communities & footwear to monitor where there are brands that wan't fight copies. Maybe they don't talk about such pains(I didn't find) there. Quite a niche.

  68. 2

    https://usepostly.com/

    Social Media Marketing Made Easy
    Postly helps users to Plan, Review, Approve and Schedule Social Media Contents, in Private, Secure Workspaces. 10X Faster!

    You can currently publish your social media content to 9 major platforms namely: Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest, YouTube, Reddit, Telegram and TikTok. We are adding more...

    1. 1

      Here are many people who use scheduling tools - you may reply there and message commentators to ask to try out your tool. Maybe you can help here. Here you may share your tool directly I suppose.

  69. 2

    Link
    https://Gamefib.com

    Description
    Blogging and writing platform just for gamers where they can share news, tutorials and discuss.

    1. 2

      Write more good content and share it on related communities. Motivate people to write for you somehow.

  70. 2

    Hey Sergiy,

    We've been working on https://www.paritydeals.com/

    Paritydeals helps you set up dynamic discounts based on location, holidays, quantity, and time. You can either connect with your Gumroad or Stripe accounts and select product and predefined discount rules or set up discounts manually.

    Thank you for your time

    1. 1

      Hi! Here are some posts/comments you can reply to/message people directly:

      Here you may PM commentators(Shopify store owners) to suggest them your product.

  71. 2

    http://mezohub.com/

    We are opening for beta users within a week
    MezoHub is a deployment tool for backend web apps
    We are planning to have it for all possible backend languages and many providers but
    for now it only support Laravel with DigitalOcean

    It will be like netlify or vercel but for backend

    1. 1
  72. 2

    Turn Your Recipes Into An Online Business: Step-by-Step Guide (https://mitraraman.gumroad.com/l/foodbevbusinessguide).

    Have you ever wondered how to turn your famous home recipe into an actual product + business? From an ex-D2C food founder who grew the company from her kitchen to $10K+ MRR and shipping nationwide, here is a step-by-step guide that goes into every detail from forming a business entity to making your first online sale.

    1. 1

      This one is difficult because info products' authors should be trusted by a person/community, I won't find you buyers that can read and buy instantly.

      I'd suggest being active in relevant communities that aim for potential business owners.

      1. 1

        It is tough, mainly though because start-up founder communities and D2C / CPG communities are pretty different. Do you have suggestions for where to find the latter?

  73. 2

    https://glorio.in/

    We're still in the pre-launch phase, Its a product to create digitalized checklist and inspection. And provide analytics based on inspection attempted by the assigned employees, so that manager can understand where the actual problem is.

    We are currently working on improving the analytics feature.

    1. 2

      This is neat, I used to work for some water utilities that would maybe use this for network asset inspections, meter verification runs or COSHH risk assessments. Just a thought, you could try reaching out to any locally, mentioning what I have written above.

      1. 1

        Not explored that market yet, currently focused on hotels. Will definitely look more about water utilities industry.
        Thanks

    2. 2

      A large thread on Zebra software, but I'm not sure it does auditing too. If it's relevant, you may message commentators and the author and suggest your software.
      There's /r/HomeInspections community where you can see relevant questions and PM people, again, not sure if it's relevant. What do you think?
      What are your competitors?

      1. 2

        Yes, the reddit's HomeInspection community will be helpful for reaching out to relevant customer's and improve/ add features according to posts.

        Not sure if you are aware of the competitors, they basically come under Quality Management software.
        https://safetyculture.com/iauditor/

        https://www.theinspectionmanager.co.uk/

        https://www.homeinspectorpro.com/pricing-buy

        https://happy.co/products/apps/inspections

        https://inspectorio.com/products/sight/

        https://www.greenlight.guru/audit-management-software

        https://www.g2.com/products/ease-inc-ease/reviews

        Here is the list (Sorry if there are too many links)

        1. 1

          One more subreddit to take a look at.
          Couldn't find more, unfortunately. Thanks for the list, it was helpful to find this one sub.

          You may try defining the user intent - what your target customer will write about(in a post or a comment) that you can find? It's difficult to me, I don't understand this niche. Try Olwi yourself and see what keywords work. It has a free plan with enough searches(I guess). Anyway, you can ping me for help.

  74. 2
    1. www.joinbau.com
    2. A platform for businesses to promote free and get paid to advertise each other. Making marketing simplistic by allowing the our community to reward each other.
  75. 2

    newclick.io

    Design & Automation tools for your e-commerce business.

    Increase Conversions with AI Powered-Popups - Design and display promotional banners, popups, and forms on your website. No code required.

    Automate your Shopify admin tasks - Schedule Shopify Theme and Product updates

    1. 1

      I'd suggest messaging active members of /r/shopify, and related ones.

      Take a look at these posts and reply to them(e.g. "you can increase your conversions") and PM the authors and commentators:

      1. 2

        Good idea! Thanks!

  76. 2
    1. https://saasbase.dev
    2. Guides + code to build your next SaaS product
    1. 1

      There are Build in public posts in /r/SaaS, where you may share your key points(from articles or lessons, insights) with the target community. Attach a link to your newsletter in the comments, for example, like "I'm posting such articles weekly here if you prefer email updates".

      Also, if you see someone asks for help, comment giving good insights, and provide a link to your newsletter if it suits the post/comment context.

      Related to /r/SaaS subreddits

  77. 2

    https://wannabe-entrepreneur.com/coworking/

    The WBE Space is a remote co-working space for entrepreneurs and freelancers that are lacking the team spirit and office vibe of working in a bigger company.

    1. 1

      Community building is difficult. I'd go with creating posts about mental health and the issues/pros with remote work, your insights on that + a link to a community if it fits the context(find the right context!). Share some great stuff with them!

      Also, comment a lot on relevant posts on the subs I'll attach below. Some of them go to your profile and see the link. Sometimes you'll put the link in a comment itself(if it fits the context).

      The subreddits where you may do that are here.

  78. 2

    https://ddyor.xyz

    We're still building the product, but we have a landing page and we're actively looking for feedback and collecting emails.

    DDYOR is basically a reliable source of guides, reviews & articles about the latest NFT games, Crypto Projects and tokens.

    1. 2

      Seems to be an easy one: you can PM active users on these subreddits, many of them may like to subscribe.

      Another approach is to post some issues from your newsletter on the subs above, then add a link to your newsletter in a post or in the comments(read the subreddit rules to know if it's fine to include links).

      I'd add a link to your past issues on the landing near "join waitlist" to know what to expect.

      1. 2

        Wow this is really helpful, thank you

  79. 2

    https://loginwith.xyz

    I just started building an easier way to login to web2 apps using blockchain wallets, and while it's still a work in progress , you can test out the prototype at https://demo.loginwith.xyz - the goal is to make web3 auth easy for anyone. Include a script tag on your site, and 5 lines of code on the client, 5 lines of code on the server, and you're done. User management, metrics, etc. will be follow up features :)

    1. 2

      A post to reply to and PM the people: https://www.reddit.com/r/sveltejs/comments/ryb7ei/interesting_paid_project_for_someone/hrrnl26/

      It's a new space so a few people search for it, but many are interested. You can see these subreddits and PM active ones. And monitor "web3" keyword here to suggest your solution.

  80. 2

    https://skilledup.life - free talent for tech startups

    We have 3,094 volunteers (free talent) from 72 countries.

    We charge £30/month from bootstrapped tech startups to provide access to our platform. Once subscribed, you can onboard any amount of Volunteers you need. We have an increasing number of professionals signing up to volunteer (they have a day job). From bankers to solicitors to even tech CEOs who have exited.

    Typically a volunteer commits for 1hr+ per day for 3 months. They can help you with product design, development, user acquisition, conversion, support, HR and anything you can think of.

    Hey @v8ever why not sign up. That's the easiest way for me to acquire a customer. We can call it quits at that point, so you can go and help everyone else here.

    I've seen your product before. We can even help you acquire more users. What do you say buddy? Win Win!

    1. 1

      From what I understand those volunteers are a workforce, but why do they do it for free? I don't understand how it helps in growing users. Or, you mean they help grow because they do some related tasks on the issue?

      1. 2

        It's non intrusive - 1hr+ per day for 3 months. So some of them have jobs, some are University students, etc.

        We solve the problem of how do you get Experience. They are on www.skilledup.life purely for gaining Experience and Skills. Not for money.

        When you separate money from Experience, you find people who are craving for that Experience, which they know can help them with career progression.

        Every tech company needs to acquire users - Our Volunteers help us in this task. See my team at www.skilledup.life/about

        See the process: https://www.skilledup.life/docs/2-the-volunteer-sourcing-process/

  81. 2

    www.curatedfunding.com

    We Help Creatives & Social Entrepreneurs Access Hard to Find Funding Opportunities.

    1. 1

      I suggest PMing and replying to relevant posts at https://www.reddit.com/r/SideProject/ & https://www.reddit.com/r/Startup_Ideas/ where some people definitely would love to get funding.
      And make a self-promotional post on https://www.reddit.com/r/EntrepreneurRideAlong/?f=flair_name%3A"Feedback Please" with a flair "Feedback Please", though read the rules first and make sure it's fine for your post.

  82. 2

    http://tracardi.com
    https://github.com/Tracardi/tracardi

    Tracardi is an open-source system that supports customer engagement and enhances the consumer experience. Tracardi is not a marketing automation system, although it does have some elements of marketing automation. Tracardi is intended for anyone who carries out some type of customer interaction, be it through sales or service delivery.
    How tracardi performs its services

    Tracardi collects data from customer journeys. The data is in the form of events that have context and event data. Each event is assigned to a profile that is maintained throughout the period of interaction with the customer, incl. using a website or mobile application.

    Customer data is aggregated in the profile. The method of attaching data to the profile is defined in the graphical editor, which is part of the Tracardi system.

    You can use Tracardi to track each customer's interaction with the company. The information you collect may cover various consumer decisions, including

    • If the customer decides to subscribe to your services;
    • Under what circumstances (the so-called event context);
    • Whether the customer is satisfied with your service or wants to cancel it;
    1. 1

      Hi! Could you please list some of your competitors or/and add more use-cases? I understand the problem it solves I guess, but I miss more context and understanding how exactly it does so.

  83. 2

    Thanks for the opportunity,

    1. (https://wetask.pro/)
      2.WeTask helps you handle project management and collaborative work .
      Tasks, issues, chat, events planning, time tracking, files sharing, feedback, all in one workspace. Easy to use and to set up with your team.
      1. 2

        Amazing, thanks for help !

  84. 2

    https://www.maintrack.xyz

    Support and invest in your favorite artists by collecting digital merch.

    Pretty early, it's the first version of the landing page. Thanks!

  85. 2

    TAGPOT: https://tagpot.com/

    Tagpot let's you create and save notes by sending us a text message, twitter dm or even WhatsApp message. It's the easiest way of creating notes on the go. Have and search through all your notes and bookmarks in one place and share collections of your notes. All...in our visual bookmarking platform.

    1. 1

      Oh, that's the hard case - no explicit users intent to search for such a system. Take a look at relevant subreddits and suggest your tool when it fits the context. E.g. "What note-taking app do you use?" and you reply with your project.

      Don't forget about the general tips from this post :)

  86. 2

    https://privjs.com

    It is a marketplace for npm packages. Developers can buy/sell nodejs libraries

    1. 1

      It can be a thread like What is an "enjoyable job" worth to you?, so you may reply there that it's nice building packages for money.

      I can't find programmers who search for charging money for packages explicitly. But they have a clear intent: earn money. So you could monitor posts about money/salary/what-to-do in these communities.

      Also, you may try to publish tutorials on how to make the first package that people can buy on such places as dev.to, codementor.io. And see the general tips on this post too!

  87. 2

    https://www.sportstrace.com

    SportsTrace turns video into ways for athletes and coaches to train smarter. Our mobile app is available for iOS and Android and is targeted at athlete performance. Upload your video, understand your game. From a 2D cell phone video, SportsTrace provides 3D biomechanical analysis to evaluate form and technique. Athletes and coaches get back tools to review video as well as recommendations for how to improve. We're currently servicing baseball, softball, golf, and cricket with more sports to come!

    1. 2

      Some posts to take a look at:

      One more interesting idea to try is to go to the relevant communities and post how your app analyzes professionals. Hence, people can see your app in action, how it works, if they like it, they'll ask for the link:

  88. 2

    https://twayobiz.com

    We provide file management software that is more customizable than our competitors like Dropbox and Box. We offer file-sharing page customization, file storage, and an awesome Zapier integration. If you upgrade to a paid plan, you always get watermark removal, reports, and other awesome features. Anyway, your best bet is to check out our product.

  89. 2

    https://asmrhunt.com ASMR aggregation website to help you find what relaxes you.

    1. 1

      Well, while many don't explicitly look for such videos, there are communities where you can post some of your curated videos and maybe make some self-promotion to your website if it's fine with the subreddit rules. Some of them are:

      You may message directly to active people there to suggest your website.

  90. 2

    https://phantomchatapp.com/

    It's an open-source chat app that doesn't save messages anywhere, ever. It's like live chat, your history is active as long as you are in the conversation.

    1. 2

      It's difficult with new chat apps because a few search for new solutions explicitly.
      You may try to find people who are concerned about some concepts that popular messengers employ poorly. Like privacy.
      Also, publish a post with your app to such subreddits as SideProject to collect feedback and maybe attract some users.

  91. 2

    Hi, I just shared our project here https://www.indiehackers.com/post/from-all-in-one-collab-to-project-mgmt-ama-72f2a4fd6e

    Hope to hear from you soon to see about the users =)

    1. 1

      Hi!

  92. 2
    1. https://nodewood.com/
    2. Nodewood is a SaaS starter kit/boilerplate, written in Node.js with Vue 3 on the front-end. Instead of setting up a Single-Page App with a secure API, and writing your own user management, team management, subscription management, and admin portal, a Nodewood project starts you off with all that out of the box. Additionally, it has a handy CLI tool help run the development environment, run tests, and create and add new files and features.

    I figure it's pretty useful for folks here who are looking to fire up a new SaaS, but outside of very specific sites and very specific contexts, I struggle with finding ways to promote it. There are definitely subreddits and Slack spaces that service essentially exactly my customers, but they're all (quite reasonably) sick to death of people coming in and trying to pitch to them.

    1. 1

      On Reddit, it's necessary to not be self-promotable. But it's fine to put a link to your service if it fits the context. For example, if someone asks "how can I develop my website/SaaS faster?", you may reply with your insights and suggest your tool. Or, you may message the author directly.

      In posts like Advice on what languages / frameworks to use to build website, you may comment on what tech you would choose, based on what things. And, you may drop a link.

      On some subreddits, there are feedback posts every week, or, Showoff Saturday where you can promote your thing, and similar threads(like Promote your business).

      Other relevant posts:

      Subreddits to monitor:

  93. 2

    https://www.nolines.online/

    It's a queue management webapp.

    Currently thinking targeting SMEs, particularly laundromats or similar niches.

    Admittedly, the landing page doesn't do a good job of explaining the product yet. I'll improve that in the future!

    1. 1

      Could you provide some examples and describe what problem does it solve? I couldn't understand from the landing page :(

      1. 2

        Yup, I'm aware the landing page isn't clear :(

        Basically, it's a web app that serves as a queue management service for businesses. For example, queues in laundromats or barbershops, maybe banks if I get that far. Instead of physically queueing, the customers can know if it's their turn via their phones. I hope that explains it!

        1. 2

          Yes, it helps, thanks.

          Some relevant posts(reply and/or PM the authors/commentators to suggest your solution):

          I didn't find much, but I hope you find it useful. If you know of more use-cases, and specifically, what kind of pains business owners try to fix(except "physical queues" pain), I might try to find more.

          1. 2

            Thank you for the help! 😊

  94. 2

    https://chromeextensionideas.substack.com/

    It's a newsletter where we share pre-validated chrome extension ideas.

    1. 1

      You may publish your ideas as posts on some subreddits as I did to grow my newsletter. For example, here and on related communities.

        1. 2

          I hope it helped. If not really, ping me and we'll figure out more!

  95. 2

    Thanks for doing this, Sergiy!

    https://speakcandidly.com/

    It's a digital anonymous employee suggestion box for companies

    I have built the MVP and trying to figure out the best channels for reaching out to prospective customers.

    1. 1

      You're welcome!

      Some relevant posts:

      I'd suggest looking at /r/humanresources and similar subreddits, specifically to questions related to Employee Engagement, Retention & Satisfaction, where you may reply and PM authors with a potential solution - ask their employees anonymously what do they like and hate.

      1. 1

        Thanks, Sergiy for the tips!

  96. 2

    Question.to.

    Not launched yet, but you can reserve your username. Question allows you to receive questions from your users and display the answers beautifully on your website, or you can link directly to your hosted question.to Q&A page. 100% SEO friendly.

    This is cool, thanks for your time 🙏

    1. 1

      Could you please provide more examples/use-cases of it? My thought process is that if my users have common questions, I could just add the section of answers. Just as usual text.

      1. 1

        Example use cases:

        -Share your personalised Question.to URL to receive questions (could be on Twitter etc)
        -Embed the Q&A's on your landing page, could be for your homepage, pricing or e-commerce store (as a few examples)
        -Create a Q&A page solely from your Question.to Q&A embed, with the ability to receive new questions from users

        1. 1

          Glad I searched IH before posting. I was thinking of building something like this.

          My use case is: I'm building a data dashboard for consulting client. I want their staff to be able to ask questions about different graphs & charts. I then want other staff viewing the dashboard to see other employee questions and respective answers.

          Unfortunately in looking at your product it doesn't quite do that. It seems like the questions are only answer-able on the back-end with now way to answer questions or display to others.

          Hope that feedback/insight helps,

        2. 1

          Alright, but what problems does this solve? I'm thinking of Q&A sessions and having FAQ sections embedded(however, the usual text will be fine too).

          1. 1

            It just makes the process of collecting questions and answering them, then showcasing on your site easier. It's easy for us as devs to slap some text on a page, but if you're a marketer then it gets a bit trickier to manage/implement. That's why having an easy to embed process makes it easier to manage overall.

            The use case is especially more prevalent for ecommerce. For example, if you go on an Amazon product, each product will have it's own Q&A section.

            1. 1

              I'd suggest looking at ecommerce-related subreddits, but I can't find people who need it explicitly, which is fine, but I couldn't think of their intents of searching for such a solution. Sorry.

  97. 2

    Whoa this is cool, thank you!

    https://marvy.so/

    Get product feedback screencasts from your SaaS users.

    As a product manager, I've had to schedule so many follow up meetings because text-based feedback lacked context.

    Videos provide more insight into why users want a feature or what the repro steps are for a bug.

    1. 2

      You may showcase your product by actually providing your feedback, so you record a video and send it to the author in posts like this. However, your product is on the waitlist stage, so it's not really possible now I guess.

      The other way is to reply to the relevant posts on /r/SideProject. By relevant, I mean the ones where website owners might actually put the code into their websites to improve the feedback process. You could PM the authors to ask to try out your tool(or, join a waitlist). Often, they post on this sub to get feedback, so you could suggest a better flow.

      And, you could monitor these subreddits where your target users hang out:

      1. 2

        So good, thank you! Along the lines of my thoughts. Even without my product not ready I can just record looms giving people feedback on their landing page or products.

        Much appreciated!

        1. 1

          You're welcome! Let me know if I can help more.

  98. 2

    https://www.frameapart.com/

    It's an iOS app that allows a user to recreate photos by aligning the same perspective and keeping the same aspect ratio

    I was targeting small businesses that would like to show off their services by shooting a before&after and sharing it on social media. So in a way it's a content creation tool.

    1. 2

      An interesting concept. The first use case you've mentioned on the website is comparing visual progress, which can be a great niche. You could even niche down to, say, fitness people, like in this post. You may monitor posts and reply to them in these subreddits(e.g. "good progress! You may also use this app for convenience"):

      Another thing I see it might go is for make-ups and stuff. So, it'd be simpler for girls to compare the results and publish the photos on Instagram, for instance:

      I couldn't think of other use-cases. If you want more, let me know with some examples of how one may use your app, so I may search for more.

  99. 2

    Hey!

    I am working on ssh2.me -- helps you to manage ssh connections and have quick access to them from your terminal.

    -- Custom subdomain for each ssh connection
    -- Easy integration to your shell(bash & zsh so far), open interactive manager with shortcut
    -- Fuzzy search with fzf that helps you to get ssh connection from some memorable pattern
    --Context grouping: logically group your connections into projects(that could be used when searching)

    1. 2

      Hi , cool app! i would really want to know where you are storing the cli package and how are you monetising it. It would be of great help. @yaneya

      I am building a cli app as well.

      1. 1

        Hey, thank you!

        Well it is very hard to promote because dev/devops niche very specified -- hard to sell something that we could do in our own, but i am still trying.

        Installation process pretty clear: you run small snippet(1 liner) this download and save small bash/zsh script snippet after this trivial manipulation you could use app from your CLI, so it is saved on client machine.

        If you will have more questions you could me reach on twitter as well and write me in DM.

    2. 2

      Hi! Unfortunately, can't find you users(it's difficult to imagine how users would search for such a solution besides something like "I want to better organize my SSH connections", some are used to the .ssh config files where you may connect with "ssh <server>" and they don't think of anything more), but I may suggest these subreddits:

      In the Tools & Info for Sysadmins - SSH Library, Network Security Tip, Deployment Toolkit & More you may add a comment with your tool, and/or PM the people there to ask to try out the tool.

      1. 2

        Thank you! Will definitely check those subreddits!

        1. 2

          You're welcome and I wish you luck with marketing your project!

  100. 2

    Hi, thank you so much for the initiative.

    1. https://deltaforms.vercel.app
    2. Send Google and HTML form responses to Slack, Notion, HubSpot, Google Sheets, and more without paying extra for Zapier.
    1. 1

      Hi! You may take a look at my comment about a tool in a similar domain as yours here.
      It's tricky with forms because users usually don't look for such things(from what I see), they want to fix some specific problem, like collecting users' feedback, so in the end, their solution is an online form builder. What do you think people are looking for where your tool can be their solution? What kind of pains do they have.

      1. 2

        Hi,

        Thanks a lot for the help. I think my target customers are people who do not want to set up and pay extra for Zapier to get form notifications in other apps.

        Do you suggest pivoting to a form builder?

        1. 1

          No! It's just difficult for me to search for your target users because I spent much less time than you in this domain(form builders), so I don't understand their true intentions. And you know some of them, which you mentioned.

          You may try to search yourself on olwi.xyz or Reddit, or in google with "<your query> site:reddit.com" and see what you can find with those. If you need help, let me know, we'll figure out some keywords.

  101. 2

    I'm game :) I don't have a proper elevator pitch yet, so here are the key parts from my current landing page.

    https://webspeedcachecrawler.co.uk/

    Core concept
    Cache Warming is the web hosting equivalent of pre-heating an oven before baking. Our crawler will “warm” up your website’s cache, making sure content is ready to load. This helps to ensure quick load times for real visitors.

    Extra info
    Our service is built for SME’s & design agencies in the UK who have high expectations of their WordPress website’s page loading speed and usability.

    Keep your visitors happy with a fast loading & fully working website. Our automated service will crawl your website overnight, checking for common on-page issues.

    1. 2

      Good for you to go in a niche!
      You may PM to some posts' authors and/or comment under a post to provide your insights(maybe with a link to your service, don't be overly promotional though):

      And you may take a look at these subreddits where your users may hang out:

      1. 2

        Thanks for the heads up! I've not looked into reddit before but that is clearly a good avenue to start investigating.

        1. 1

          Glad to help! Reddit has much potential, it's true.
          Let me know if you need more help :)

  102. 1

    Hello,
    I just released my website yesterday: https://resumes.guru
    It's a resume maker. It will help the users to create a professional and ATS-friendly resume in just minutes.

    I appreciate any feedback

  103. 1

    Hey fellow hackers,

    https://www.memoirist.ai/

    Memoirist is a platform that helps people capture and preserve their scattered memories, organizing them into a beautiful book that can be passed down for generations to come.

    We appreciate any feedback

  104. 1

    https://www.aerialrug.com/
    Aerial Rug brings treasured landscapes to life on a range of rugs, canvas wall art, and more!

  105. 1

    niceslipperz.myshopify.com

    NiceKickz Slippers are perfect comfortable cozy streetwear to keep your feet warm, while also having an affordable price. Get them on sale now for 50% off.

  106. 1

    Is there any way to run a guide manually? I want to show it in some cases only

  107. 1

    Hey Serhii,

    https://apisec-inc.github.io/pentest/

    I build a no-code, free, and instant API penetration testing tool for developers and early-stage startups.

    Most young teams don't do any security testing of their API/Apps because they lack the skills, and hiring an external company can cost several thousand.

    I did some blog posts on IH, HN, etc. So far got decent traction. I love your thoughts here on how to promote.

    I appreciate any help you can provide!

  108. 1

    https://fabform.io a static website forms backend.

  109. 1
    1. https://go.getentry.com/indie
    2. It's a biometrics identity provider - it allows authenticating users in the web apps in a passwordless way, using webcam for login and signup.

    @v8ever thanks for starting this thread and for pointers to Reddit. Getting users is a challenge for new apps 🙏

  110. 1

    That would be amazing @serhii we are creating a new platform where people could manage their community. Here is a look for our events page.

    SneekPeek

  111. 1

    Hey!

    Our team's product is an extension named RatePunk. It scans the main booking sites & finds the best hotel deal on the internet. In short: FREE live hotel price comparison.

    This is our website: https://www.ratepunk.com/

  112. 1

    I love to share the 3D Metal Printer project: www.patreon.com/3dmetalprinter
    Is a low cost 3D Metal Printer for developing and low income countries, using an electron beam to sinter the metal powder

    The goal is to make 3D Metal Printing more affordable to the general public, hospitals, small institutions, organizations and companies around the world. Specifically for developing and low income countries. This project fills a gap that no open hardware successfully fills.
    3D Metal Printing is an impactful tool. Making it more accessible will democratize science, engineering and empower people. This low-cost hardware will be able to accelerate innovations in and lower barriers to scientific research.

    For hospitals located away from major cities, 3D Metal Printing will be practical when supplies run low. This is especially important in farming communities where patients from the nearby fields who come in with work-related injuries could be outfitted with custom splints that are 3D Metal Printed as needed.

    Entrepreneurs will benefit from this project. Especially early stage entrepreneurs that are not yet financially secure enough to easily afford a 3D Metal Printer. Increasing access for these entrepreneurs ensures greater representation and impact, paving pathways to get these deep-tech innovations more efficiently into the market. Adopting open-source approaches play a key role in this process. The 3D Metal Printer design, plans, videos, schematics will be open and free for any person in the world.

  113. 1

    Hi all 👋

    https://mogenius.com

    mogenius is the easiest way for developers to run any application in the cloud. Our code-to-cloud platform provides a fully automated workflow for deploying an application to Kubernetes - with hyper-scaling cloud resources, built-in CI/CD, and DDoS protection so developers can start coding in seconds.

    This way, developers save hours and days of error-prone configuration tasks - instead you focus on what you really love: coding great apps!

    We just launched our platform and are excited to invite you all to join mogenius. All core features are free, including cloud resources. We welcome your feedback and your suggestions for improvement.

  114. 1

    If is not to late, I will appreciate a help with Fokash
    https://apps.apple.com/app/fokash/id1607394929

    A mindful affirmations journal app

    The simplest thing you can do to start your day happier by focusing on the positive and becoming more mindful. Fokash will lead you down a path toward an enhanced version of the person you already are. Each amazing day at a look.

  115. 1

    that is a noble idea, have a look at mine when you have time
    at https://app.remos.io
    you can register new account or use
    user: [email protected]
    pass: password1

    Property management SaaS, for small and in the future business users, making property management software easy and intuitive not complicated and difficult.

  116. 1

    https://writemore.io

    Write More is a digital journal for users to use for creative writing, daily reflection, practicing writing, and more. Users can set daily writing goals and track their progress through analytics. They can also set daily email/text reminders to write!

    Check us out today at https://writemore.io

  117. 1

    omnisearch.ai helps you make all the content on your site searchable - from audio/video content, text, PDFs, slides or other documents. Here's a quick demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHs8FFZMt0c

  118. 1

    Microns.io it's marketplace to discover the best micro startups for sale.

    Let me know what you think.

  119. 1

    Hello Everyone!

    https://troosh.app/

    Our app is Troosh an interactive mentoring application that enhances the learning experience in a variety of communities by promoting interpersonal relationships between Mentors and Mentees, while also facilitating collaborative work.

    We are in the beta testing phase and we are currently trying to gain some early adopters, to make sure that the app actually works for customers.

    Thank you for doing that!

  120. 1

    https://awaitlist.com

    Easily pre-launch your product and combine it with built in email marketing in the long term.

    With awaitlist you can create pre-launch waitlists to collect e-mail addresses with breeze. Create automated marketing campagins to send regular e-mails to your signed up clientlist or integrate awaitlist with many other tools to automate your customer relationships.

  121. 1

    I'm helping connect startup founders and investors

    After 25 years building my opwn tech startups, and seeing the horrible car-crash that is the founder/investor dating game, I decided to try and improve it with my new startups Venture Cards.

    It's a simple but powerful platform to help startup founders get seen and followed by investors.

    And I want to give back by making it free for life for all founders! Let the investors pay for a change 😊

  122. 1

    meetmet.app

    Don't forget the people you met.

  123. 1

    Hi Sergiy
    Thanks for the initiative :)

    I’m working on building and growing EventScouts (event-scouts.com)
    We are a blockchain driven platform where people can save and discover lists with things to do
    We currently have a MVP that allows users to create lists with things to do (activities and events) and that others can save to, subscribe to or even use to create their own lists.

    We want to test more our platform and feature with potential users :)

  124. 1

    Hello Indie Hackers,

    My team and I have just launched a no code web app. We give you a drag and drop interface to create the user interface, web pages, applications for you project. Just plug in your API and your set.

    We'd love to see what those of you with web applications could create with it, or just hear your thoughts on it.

    check it out here: https://www.frontlyapp.com/

    Thanks to everyone in this awesome community!

  125. 1

    If you ever get this far down the list...

    Marketingpad.io

    Project management for marketing.

  126. 1

    Hi all,
    My project: https://myshopspy.com
    Our app is for those who want to sell products on Shopify or want to do e-commerce. It is free now.

    Tony

  127. 1

    https://www.ycrejects.co/

    We help founders get into the incubator of their dreams including YC, TechStars and others.

  128. 1

    Hey everyone,

    I am working on (Dynamic QR)[https://dynamic-qr.de/]

    We build a platform for creating forms, that can be shared via QR codes and each QR code can be enhanced by actions like a webhook or sending an email.

    We are currently looking for beta users for our MVP.

  129. 1

    I'm looking for projects on digital marketing . Please let me know if anyone needs services .

  130. 1

    https://usermanuals.guide/
    It's a Notion template that facilitates teams putting together "user manuals" for team members, which are basically a list of probing questions about what people need to facilitate their work, e.g.- "I prefer to get feedback via Zoom without notice, otherwise I worry about what to expect."

  131. 1

    https://found.dev

    My mission is to list here all the developer jobs available out there.

  132. 1

    75% of people suffer from Glossophobia, the fear of public speaking.

    We are building a public speaking training app to cut this number in half and empower more confident leadership everywhere.

    We trying to determine what features to focus on first to help the most people. Would really appreciate if you can take 3 - 5 minutes to complete our survey.

    survey link: https://bit.ly/3pO36uc

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    Hi Indie Community,

    I'm Charan, building EmbedEasy ( https://www.embedeasy.com)

    EmbedEasy is a platform that enables you to embed interactive & shoppable video stories on your website. Just like Instagram and Snapchat, your website visitors can now experience interactive, bite-sized content.

    I would like to connect with D2C brand or any one who is having video content and wants to leverage it as tool for engaging their customers visiting their website

    EmbedEasy is completely free. Let me know if you wanna try it on your website, will help you set up your first widget.

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    https://www.whalesync.com/

    We're building a simple way to sync data across all your tools. For example, Whalesync lets you connect Airtable and Webflow with a 2-way, instant sync.

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    Thanks for the tips Sergiy.

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    Hello,

    My project is Securify TFA API: https://securify.developer-service.io/

    Current 2FA APIs are difficult to use, costly, and use non-secure methods like SMS and e-mail.

    The TFA (Two Factor API) is the evolution of these unsafe methods by bringing the ease of use and security of end-to-end encryption of communication applications like Telegram to exchange 2FA codes.

    Securify TFA allows developers to easily integrate 2FA in their websites/applications in less than 10 mins with easy 3 API calls.

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    Hello everyone!

    https://routinie.com

    Routinie is a new simple solution to help you stay efficient and productive. It's still in pre-launch phase and will actually be launched next week (currently possible to subscribe, participate in closed beta and get -20% discount).

    It's a habit tracker with a bunch of extra features that are designed to help you maintaining streaks by tracking in public.

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    Great idea man.
    Late to the party but trying doesn't hurt.
    My project is https://cavapi.com
    It's for people who use Notion databases in their product through API.
    It simplifies Notion databases and also provides a stable static snapshot so you can deliver the changes to your product whenever you want.

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    https://startupstarter.co

    We're building a subscription business school taught by the world's leading companies.
    Our annual conference, Equity Crowdfunding Week, is the culmination of our school year where companies get to raise capital from retail investors.

    You can watch ECW now. Use code 2021ECWSTREAM for discounted access.

    Next upcoming class: The Metaverse and Meta for business, taught by; Meta.

    Get it while it's hot!

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      Interesting. I like the landing.
      There are usual subreddits where you may ask for feedback and maybe get some users(probably you know them):

      I specialize on Reddit here, but I couldn't find people who need it. I've searched for the potential keywords people may use when searching in Google. I found "remove tattoo from photo online free" with 10-100 searches(US, UK, Canada, Australia) monthly only :( Same for "remove tattoo photo editor", "apps that can remove tattoos".

      Sorry, I can't seem to find the platforms where your specific case can attract people. I thought about photography/editing forums, so it may be a potential channel. You may gather some such forums and search for the related term. Like in this post.

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