DISIAR
A live discovery board for websites
Today Convertly entered DISIAR with a RM21 placement and immediately moved ahead of JACAR.
I checked the product before turning it into a founder update. Convertly is a Malaysian platform that combines sales pages, checkout, local payment gateways, courier, order management and analytics in one dashboard.
The live result so far:
Convertly is #1
3 recorded outbound clicks
RM88 total verified DISIAR revenue
9 paid placements
7 listed websites
There is another live movement happening now. #4 ReserveHub and #5 LH Tech Solution will each lose one score point in less than an hour. A live website can take #5 now with RM11.
I do not manually curate the ranking. Payment moves the score and every score expires after 72 hours.
This is also a useful content lesson for DISIAR. Product movement becomes more interesting when the participant gets the spotlight, not just the board itself.
Public board: https://disiar.com/
DISIAR reached 116 measured visits and 59 outbound clicks across five live destinations.
JACAR moved from 5 to 20 outbound clicks after taking the number one spot.
Then I found a simple conversion problem. The obvious Visit button was hidden on mobile. People could still open a listing through its title, but the next action was not clear.
I shipped a visible mobile CTA today. The next test is straightforward: does the outbound rate move after the fix?
Public stats: https://disiar.com/stats
JACAR paid RM20 to take the top spot on DISIAR yesterday.
Its recorded outbound click counter was at 5 when the ranking changed. This morning it reached 14.
The public ledger is now at 75 measured visits and 52 outbound clicks across five active destinations.
Next experiment: track whether the next number one can beat that movement.
DISIAR is a paid discovery board for websites. Today we shipped a public proof page showing confirmed placement revenue, valid referral rewards, paid placements, visits, traffic sources and outbound clicks.
The goal is simple. Founders should not have to trust a visibility claim they cannot verify.
You can inspect the proof here: https://disiar.com/stats
I would appreciate feedback on which metric would help you decide whether a discovery channel is worth testing.
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1The simplicity angle may be the stronger wedge. Are early users switching from spreadsheets mainly because it’s easier, or because the AI removes manual accounting work?
Most website launches get one short burst of attention and then disappear.
I built DISIAR as a small live discovery board with five ranked spots. Founders can place a website from RM5, visitors can browse without an account and traffic data is public.
The numbers are still early. I am deliberately showing them instead of making a big traffic claim.
The next thing I am testing is whether transparent traffic creates enough trust for founders to try a paid placement.
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