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I had an idea in 2008 to make a website that emailed your friends when you die. I built https://www.deadmansswitch.net/ in a weekend, and it's been making money since. Around $1k/mo now.
just curious, how did you find your first user?
I had an idea in 2008 to make a website that emailed your friends when you die. I built https://www.deadmansswitch.net/ in a weekend, and it's been making money since. Around $1k/mo now.
I had an idea in 2008 to make a website that emailed your friends when you die. I built https://www.deadmansswitch.net/ in a weekend, and it's been making money since. Around $1k/mo now.
How much does it cost you to run it? I just remembered this company death.io that does this kind of thing but they do a whole package for what happens after you die.
https://socialmediascheduler.ai/ Just crossed $1.45K/mo!
https://www.roomantic.ai/ Launched this a few months ago for free to gather user feedback and iterate, but didn’t get much traction. Finally got burned out last week and decided to charge $10 for it, thinking I could at least justify abandoning it once my downloads went to zero. But was pleasantly surprised to see I still get 3-5 downloads a day. And these paying users are much more likely to actually provide feedbac…
I like the name but didn’t noticed that it was Room-antic, not romantic. So I was expecting your site to be about dating or AI generated romance fiction, either way something I am not in market for. But after visiting the site, I can definitely use your app for when we are buying furniture or even rearranging things. I wonder if that’s causing any issues with potential customers.
The real issue is that when you search “roomantic” in the App Store, Apple thinks it’s a typo and shows you results for “romantic” instead.
Currently trying to sort this out with the Search team, but a rebrand might be necessary…
I run Akariq [0] which sells travel eSIMs in 190+ countries and regions in the world. It does not require an app or account. Customers like it for ease of use. Many HN users have bought eSIMs including countries like China, Japan, Australia and USA. I have overall received positive feedback. Recently, I have a few Digital Nomads in Europe switching over from Nomad to me due to very good pricing [1]. A lot of customer…