Solopreneurs, freelancers, indie hackers: 2 weeks free, all I ask is honest feedback (no strings attached)
A few weeks into beta and I'm sitting with an uncomfortable question: am I building something people actually want, or am I just building?
I built WorkBuddy because I felt the problem myself. Days blurring into each other. Switching between clients and projects and never really knowing at the end of the week if I moved forward or just stayed busy. I wanted something that would hand me back my week and tell me honestly what happened.
So I built it. A work journal for people who work without structure. Five prompts a day. Every Sunday night, an AI summary in your inbox: patterns you missed, wins worth naming, honest reflection on what was hard.
A few people signed up for beta. Most of them are people who know me and want to support me. That's kind, but it's not the feedback I need. I need to hear from people who have the problem, not people who have my back.
So here's what I'm offering: two weeks of free access. No credit card, no obligation to continue, no pitch at the end. Use it like you actually would. At the end of week two, if you can tell me what you found, a quick call, an email, or even a comment here, that's all I'm asking.
I'm genuinely trying to figure out:
Does journaling your workday feel like something you'd actually do, or does it feel like one more thing on an already full plate?
Is the weekly summary the part that would make it worth it, or does something else need to come first?
What would make you open the app without a reminder nudging you?
If any of this resonates, please do request beta access at useworkbuddy.com or drop a comment here and I'll approve you directly.
