I started infolib directly out of university with my business partner to solve a problem I consistently ran into while trading stocks, none of it is on the same page, there's ads everywhere, signups lead to nowhere, and everything important seems to be delayed or behind a paywall. The site aims to directly solve all of these issues, by providing an ad free, signup free, free, centralized and customizable data dashboard. Personally, I think we've done a pretty good job at achieving the product vision, but we are STRUGGLING to get our name out there.
The site isn't free to run, and if we want to maintain our philosophy on it we are going to have to make money somehow, which we have an idea for :) but it requires us to have a lot more users than we currently do, and since we are pitching to a saturated market we haven't had much success on that front.
I'm hoping to connect with, and receive feedback from, some people who have marketing experience and can offer some guidance for how we can take our site from our current 4.3k users a month to the 20ks 30ks and so on while operating on a limited budget.

Hi all, we built a fully free to use website called infolib that allows users to create a custom dashboard from a variety of data streams helping bring a live centralized financial information environment to the user. There are a wide variety of tools to make use of including an SEC live feed, a scanner to capture the holdings of every fund in the US, a fully consolidated short interest table for tickers on the NYSE and the NASDAQ, and a whole lot more.
What's featured in the image below is a snapshot from our market overview bucket, which we have clicked into the information technology sector for, the latest unusual options activity for AAPL, the trading view widget, and a FINRA supplied showcase of AAPL's open short interest as of FINRA's last update. The boxes you see are moveable, resizable, and can host any of the available data options.

The site has 3 main data pages, a live data feed for following information while day trading, a research page for diving into company's SEC filings, fund holdings, tracking economic events and market catalysts, and, well, more.
If you check it out, I would love to get some feedback on the site so drop a comment or join our discord and dm me directly. The discord has a fully set up and individually customizable notification bot to track unusual options and dark pool flows as well.
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