Spoiled.io

By design, this side-project was meant to have a finite life. You can't spoil episodes if new ones aren't being aired, but we recognized the past demand and knowing the final season was upon us, decided to bring it back with additional features.

In addition to sending anonymous spoilers, we've now added a feature where you can see the responses of those you sign up, which have proven to be very amusing at times.

My co-creators and I aren't marketers. We're engineers and product owners, so we were a bit out of our element when we launched. We had some traction through our different marketing attempts, but it wasn't until we climbed the ranks of Product Hunt that our service achieved high visibility.

The idea wasn't originally to send GoT Spoilers, rather it was to create a small revenue-generating product that connected two third party APIs (Stripe + 1 other). It was during our brainstorming session that we settled on the anonymous spoiler idea