What are you building? & How are you marketing it?

I'm building Lifestack, a calendar app to optimize schedules using health data from wearables.
I'm mostly marketing it through Reddit and social media.

Recently built nextstepjs, light weight onboarding wizard for Nextjs and released it as open source npm package.

Key Use Cases:

• Onboard new users after signup with step-by-step guidance
• Convert help docs into interactive tours instead of plain text 📘
• Handle errors by showing exactly what to fix, with custom tours instead of boring toasters
• Trigger custom tours after specific events to keep users on track 💡

I'm starting a newsletter with strategies and tips for getting initial traction. To market it I'm:

• Sending a weekly issue
• Building in public on X and trying to help people out
• Sharing the issue on some Reddit communities
• Getting backlinks by answering questions on Reddit and Quora

I'm blogging a lot (writing about startup life) and really enjoy content creation.

I'm just starting and so far, I've been launching on various platforms (various times) to see how much I can make without paying for paid ads. I'll come back here next week to update the numbers.

I'm building incidenthub (dot) cloud - a SaaS that monitors status pages of cloud and SaaS providers. My marketing plan is currently focused on SEO-focused content generation, reaching out to my network, and participating in communities where my users hang out.

I'm launching Rewardful Tools, an anti-directory directory that pays users cash back rewards.

My marketing plan is to

• build in public,
• grow my network,
• be useful by posting and replying on X, LI, Reddit, and of course here on IH.

Sadly I've been dismissive of sharing on social and now have to play serious catch-up. Oh well, more fun )

Best of luck to everyone hustling here!

Hi Amin - I'm building Graphs. I'm not allowed to post links yet but you can find it on X at 'graphsgame'. Graphs combines the daily web game genre (Wordle, NYT Mini Crossword, Connections, etc.) with data visualization.

Every day, you are given a nameless graph and 5 options to select the right dataset it is representing. Upon winning, you can access the underlying dataset and other info + maintain a streak and stats. It's super simple - check out today's chart and you should be able to get the gist quickly.

I started building it a month or two ago and would love feedback.

Abun looks great! I'm not the target demographic but the landing page looks solid. I've found that communities like Reddit are great for sharing posts too. Good luck!

I am buidling videofeedbackr, (well, rebuilding) :)

I market it by

• Using my own tool to bring in SEO traffic (via video records on my other tool goleko)
• Building in public
• Adding a plugin
• And cold Outreach as well!

We are in the process of constantly improving and continuing to build the Mint Service Desk.

We are doing pretty well with (oh irony :) ) - on premises. Recently we launched SaaS version of our product. It's been a long journey. Our platform is very generic and can cover many different use cases. That's why one of the things we are currently doing is launching different SaaS products that are a preconfigured version of Mint Service Desk.
We are also looking right now for creators who don't have a technical team, nor DevOps but want to start their business. In many cases, our platform can cover it.

I'm new to the platform so if you believe that's the case for you. Let's get in touch.

I'm building ContentScribe, an open-source AI content writer with the unique ability to codify your common writing tasks. Some examples include:

• Scraping all Google Autocomplete data for relevant keywords
• Scraping SERP H2 headings for competitor topics
• Generating titles based on specific requirements and the context of the data

Our marketing efforts have been focused on platforms like Reddit, X (formerly Twitter), and LinkedIn.

Hi Amin,

I’m building SignalWhisperBot, my first product as a solopreneur.
This is a bot to convert Signal voice messages to text.
As a backend developer, marketing is new to me, so here’s what I’m currently focusing on:

• Sharing my journey on X (Twitter)
• Posting on LinkedIn
• Submitting to directories
• Starting to engage with communities like this one

I’ll bookmark this post to learn from others’ marketing strategies. Looking forward to seeing what everyone else is doing!