Edward Teach Bot
A telegram bot that teaches any topic
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January 31, 2023
Crossed 800 users in less than 2 weeks
We're currently at:
- 840 users
- 780 courses
- 130+ users took more than one course
Plans:
- Enable payment
- Replace PDFs with live links
- Massive launch next week
More details: https://twitter.com/itaydre/status/1620114139048980486
January 26, 2023
Launched 9 days ago - nearly 500 users!
For the last couple of weeks, @Omryr and I started to experiment with AI tools.
Omry got the idea to use build a chatbot on top of Telegram and see how it goes.
We've been posting it on Reddit and so far got quite surprising results. Next, we want to implement payments so we can test it more seriously.
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Hey Itay,
Congrats on your launch! It is very hard to create and launch something so you should be proud.
I am in the final weeks of my education (becoming a full stack software dev + data scientist) and really look up to people like you that have been able to code and launch a project. I am eager to learn the skillset to produce and distribute my own products in the future.
May I ask what technologies did you use to build the bot ?
Do you use React for the frontend and a backend with Node.js for example ? Where have you found the best place to host the backend and the frontend (costwise)?
Also, how did you gain your first users, which platforms did you use and what strategies did you find to be the most effective ?
Cheers from Buenos Aires,
Santy
btw, followed you and Omry on twitter to understand more about your journey and keep learning from you expertice :)
Hey Santy!
Thanks for your words :)
We use multiple models (by OpenAI and Midjourney) + React webapp / Node.js.
We got our first users from subreddits and some local facebook groups.
Impressive work. What about the servers ? Are you hosting both the front and back in the same platform, maybe Netlify or Aws ? Also, do you plan to build your own models or consume from OpenAi & Midjourney. I hadnt heard about midjourney but will definitely check it out. :)
We're working with Railapp to deploy back and front.
We have a lot of ideas, but for now we're experimenting :)
Way to go! This one https://railway.app ?
Indeed :)