SwipeWell

Build a swipe file you'll actually use.

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September 7, 2022 Crossed $100 MRR

We started working on SwipeWell in February of 2022 after meeting on Twitter. I (Corey) was fed up with trying to keep a swipe file in Notion after trying Pinterest, Evernote, Google Drive, and every other generic tool. I also have nice overlap with my existing audience of SwipeFiles.com, which I figured would help us get some initial traction. We committed to building an MVP with a Chrome extension to see what the response was like.

After building out the MVP and getting some users, it was clear that the idea had a lot more potential than we originally realized. So we doubled down, building more features and launching side projects to gain traction. We manually onboarded every user on a call for the first ~150 users. Users would hit a paywall on their free account after making 50 swipes, which converted to our first customers. We just crossed $100 MRR and just opened it up for anyone to sign up without having to hop on a call.

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    Nice the first MRR is always the hardest.

    Any learnings? What would you do differently?

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I've been keeping a swipe file since 2018, but it's previously been almost impossible to actually use it because it's so disorganized and spread across my desktop, gmail, phone, and bookmarks.