Roamly - Trip Planner was my last project. App for couples who travel together. 56 users. That's it.

Not because the app is bad. I'd spend a lot of time shipping features and then have nothing to post. Marketing was always tomorrow's problem.

So I built the thing I actually needed.

Klipsy makes the post, publishes it, and tells me if it worked:

• short videos, image posts, text posts — faceless, no camera
• posts straight to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X (official APIs)
• runs on a schedule, or asks me first if I want
• one dashboard for views, likes, comments, shares
• ranks my templates so I know what to make next
• mcp connection to analyze your data

It's posting for me while I code. That's the whole pitch.

Not open yet, letting people to join waitlist first: theklipsy.com/waitlist

If you've got the same problem — good product, dead socials — tell me what would actually make you use this?

https://reddit.com/link/1v3bhya/video/g64x827t6reh1/player

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I’m building an alarm clock for people who find it hard to wake up early in the morning and who are prone to procrastination – those people who’d like to wake up early but, after trying it on the first day, go back to their old habits on the second. I know this because I’m exactly that sort of person, and I want to solve the problem for myself as well.

These people need someone or something to force them to get up early for enough days to ensure that it becomes a habit.

Most people who try to make a difficult change give up after the first few days and, as a result, fail to establish the habit in their minds.

My invention aims to solve this problem for those who want to wake up early and on time.

I’ve spent the last three months assessing the feasibility and shaping the design and functionality of the product; now I’m starting to build the prototype, and a doubt has cropped up: should I build it in public?

Where should I do it? Here on Reddit? On Twitter/X? Or should I not do it at all?

For now, I don’t fancy making elaborate videos on YouTube or Instagram because my English isn’t great, and it would be a much bigger commitment than posting text updates with photos.

To all those who start a new campaign, one piece of advice: Describing something as the "World's Best Exciting New Product" has zero meaning when I see this used on almost every new campaign. It also sounds like this is a marketing ploy, grossly overused, by an Asian marketing firm.

Just stop already!

So I've seen campaigns that have a total funding goal of say $500, and a top 1 of 1 tier reward for $350; or a $50k campaign with a $25k top tier reward. (i.e., a single backer can complete 50-80% of your campaign)

I've been scanning Kickstarter for a few months now, and it seems like unless it's a campaign with a massive audience (guaranteed thousands of backers), these don't sell. Which means they're just a distraction, right?

Just trying to wrap my head around them. I know they can be huge wins when they work. But is having them sit there empty a deterrent to lower backers?

Thanks - and sorry this question is a bit rambly!