Honestly, I think the problem isn't the tools. It's the positioning.
When someone lands on your site, they see 30+ tools but no clear reason to use this platform instead of alternatives.
Most successful products start by solving one specific problem really well.
If you picked your strongest tool (for example image compression) and positioned the entire site around that one use case, you'd probably see more traction.
Right now it's impressive engineering, but the value proposition is diluted.
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Honestly, I think the problem isn't the tools. It's the positioning.
When someone lands on your site, they see 30+ tools but no clear reason to use this platform instead of alternatives.
Most successful products start by solving one specific problem really well.
If you picked your strongest tool (for example image compression) and positioned the entire site around that one use case, you'd probably see more traction.
Right now it's impressive engineering, but the value proposition is diluted.