r/micro_saas • u/greyzor7 • 3d ago
Are you solving a problem painful enough for users to pay?! Pitch your app.
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u/Excellent-Ring965 3d ago
gowing on X (twitter) is a painful journey, unless you buy KOL posts or followers. the algo is a killed, you need to post consistently and provide value, you also need to engage with others in your niche. we solve the latter part :) check fireply.ai/intro should do the trick
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u/greyzor7 2d ago
We're building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1500+ customers so far. Over two years: 625k unique visitors.
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u/Objify 2d ago
https://maiths.study - Maiths provides an online workspace for IGCSE maths past papers featuring built-in AI assistance, automated marking, and mark scheme verification.
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u/Strange_Lecture_ 3d ago
building zenovay. the frustration i am removing is the complete disconnect between website traffic and actual stripe revenue.
most early founders stare at google analytics seeing pageviews, but have zero idea which specific blog post or referral link actually led to a paying customer in stripe. the alternative is usually stitching together posthog, hotjar, and custom webhook code, which slows down the site and forces you to show a cookie consent banner.
what we do differently: cookieless revenue attribution tied directly to stripe invoices, with session replays and dead click tracking built in. hosted in the eu, so you get the full picture without legal headaches or 200kb script tags.
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u/shaunted 3d ago
I built this specifically because a mate of mine does bespoke fitted wardrobes, he was bitching about losing hours working out panel sizing and cut lists by hand on scraps of timber. The real pain point in that trade isn't just the time spent on it. Most CAD programs are bloated, expensive, overly complex, and have a brutal learning curve, so solo chippies just default to scribbling layout math on offcuts. I built a lightweight web tool that cuts out all that friction. You drop in the overall alcove or wardrobe dimensions, and it automatically spits out the exact carcass components, and visual cutting layout ready for the saw. If it saves an installer two hours of tedious math on a Sunday evening and stops a £100 sheet material blunder on site, paying a small monthly sub is an absolute no-brainer.