I ve noticed an interesting pattern when building side projects.
The actual process of building and deploying something can take a few hours, but getting a proper URL for it can sometimes become a completely separate task:
Finding an available domain deciding whether it s worth paying for configuring DNS connecting it to the deployment waiting for propagation fixing something when it doesn t work.
For a serious product, buying your own domain obviously makes sense.
Road to 1,000,000 Votap users - Day 80 | Current: 1467 50% of people who click through to our App Store page install the app. 70% complete registration, including phone verification and profile setup 23% of installs started the trial. 1 in 7 trials has converted to paid so far. The data isn t perfect yet. AppsFlyer is delayed in places, hence somehow having more first voters than registrations, and the sample is still small. Here s what excites me: we haven t optimized or A/B tested ANYTHING yet. This is the baseline. Now we start breaking the funnel apart and seeing how far we can push it.
Every second launch here is AI native right now. I went the other way and shipped a tool with no AI in it at all. Because it is basically a text writing/automation tool, I expected that to be a problem. It's turned out to be the easiest thing to explain and actually push for when it comes to a tool claiming privacy as one of its features.
Here's what keeps happening. We get into a deal, things are going fine, and then someone from their security team asks whether our staff can read what they store in the product. For most tools in this category the answer is yes. Nobody's being shady about it, that's just what it means to keep data on a server you control.
Hello PH community! I'm dev behind ClarifierAI. It's an IOS app that was praised by many users. 610 installs, 3.09% instal -> paid conversion. Launching this Sunday (12 Apr) and i would really love to get support from users who love the product.
If you're not familiar with the product you can check how it works without installing it tryclarifier.app
Hey! I m Ajay, building Vakh for groups whose events, shared work and useful resources get buried in chats.
Organisers can publish a session once, show it as a feed, calendar or map, and let members contribute photos and comments for approval. Here s an interactive example: https://get.vakh.com/for/communi...
I m looking for small pilots with college clubs and creative groups. The decision I m working through is where to start: session updates, feedback on work in progress, or a shared resource collection. If you run a group, which would your members actually return for? Happy to help you try one.
I m currently working on a travel tech project called Xplania, designed to simplify the way people organize their trips and reduce the decision fatigue that often comes with travel planning.
I recently created a beta prototype with features such as:
We are building Picchi, an AI photo editing app, and we're currently fine-tuning our feature naming for English users. We d love to get your thoughts on two key features!
We switched LYQN from flat monthly pricing to pure pay as you go. Here's why
Hey everyone
Quick story on why we ripped out our pricing and started over.
We used to charge a flat monthly fee like everyone else. $49, $99, $199 a month, take your pick. Then I looked at usage data from our smaller customers and felt kind of sick. Some of them were getting 30 messages a month and paying us $50 for it. That's $1.66 every time their AI answered a single customer question. For a tiny business just getting started, that's brutal.
