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This is my first year building stuff. Building has become a bit more fluid with all the tools around. Allows me build all my shower thoughts on local. I've built several websites and saas products as side projects. There's a joy to building that has made me feel purposeful. I can only imagine what it feels like to make consistent mrr. I believe if you apply yourself long enough, consistency will either payoff or you'll realize that local is where you should stay. I have 3 products that I think have potential so will market those and see what happens. Brainotes seeks to organize all your ideas in one place. Let's be honest we've lost tonnes of ideas because of wh...

Hi everyone! I’m a mobile developer aiming for 1,000 daily active users by the end of this year. Current status: • Running Google Ads for about 1 month • Mostly $15 per day (with a few days at $30 per day before) • Current DAU: 200–300 • Main market: South Korea About the app: • Casual finger picker / random draw game (no login) • Users place their finger → app picks one person • Used for fun decisions (coffee bets, team splits, order deciding, etc.) • AppStore Link: http://apps.apple.com/app/id6749502463 Question: Any ideas to help me grow from 300 → 1,000 DAU by year-end? Open to ad optimization, feature ideas, updates, retention tips, or marketing sugge...

I wanted to prepare for my online store , so I actually was building a POD site, but, it appears there are some complications regarding return policies, privacy and terms and conditions for these. Since, I'm testing out only a few handful of designs, I didn't want to deal with most of these. What is the best marketplace alternative, where I only will have to worry about the designing and marketing/advertising part without any of this hassle? Is redbubble the best alternative? Any recommendations greatly appreciated.

Hey! Just launched **Allergify** – an AI‑powered food label scanner that helps you quickly spot allergens and risky ingredients when you’re shopping. # How it works You scan a barcode and Allergify instantly analyzes it for: * Your saved allergens (nuts, milk, eggs, gluten, soy, etc.) * “May contain” and “processed in a facility with…” warnings * Additives and E‑numbers that often hide allergens\* * Basic nutrition flags (e.g. ultra‑processed, high sugar/salt)\* Results are color‑coded (Safe / May contain / Unsafe / Unknown) so you can decide in a couple of seconds instead of reading a tiny wall of text. # The AI part (premium) Allergify uses AI on top of Open F...

Stopped by a liquor store to grab a bottle of iced tea and decided to grab these 2 tickets. I scanned them with the app for second chance and I was stunned that both won, expecting small amounts. Started scratching and was surprised that the Merry Multiplier had won $40 but then uncovered the multiplier 5X!! Satisfied with that I wasn’t expecting the Monopoly to hit big. Love a $500 instant win. The liquor store could only cash the $200, had to go to the grocery store to cash the $500.

I am considering going down the path to pursue Chapter 13 bankruptcy as I am in a situation where I physically cannot afford to make payments on a car AND pay rent in my city simultaneously. About a year ago I was essentially homeless and got a decent paying job 57k a year, I got a cheap apartment $800 per month in Houston which is very cheap - with additional fees I pay 900-1000 per month, but about a month after that my car completely broke down and I had no way of getting to work anymore. I was ****** and agreed to a predatory car loan at over 34% APR 20k loan for a Toyota Camry. I pay $500 per month for the car, plus insanely expensive car insurance due to my age and requiring full co...

Some people were curious to see what it looked like with others, so I’ve picked a few I think it works well with (and some requested combos). In my opinion the best placement would be between the book store and market street since both give more autumnal / wintery vibes and have lower buildings to ease into this one’s height. Happy to share more if there are specific requests!

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Quick update from BFCM week and after a few weeks of tightening things up and trying to get more control over spend + backend costs, this one finally felt like a clean W. Didn’t scale crazy, just kept things steady, and the numbers came out much healthier than I expected: - Revenue: ~$31.8K - Net profit: ~$5.1K - Net margin: ~16.1% Nothing wild, but honestly the first “calm and profitable” week I’ve had this whole BFCM run. I’ll take it. How was your BFCM this year? And are you prepping anything specific for next Christmas??

[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsD87DUfFnU](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DsD87DUfFnU) After 2 years of work, I plan to release my first game - Wartheon as EA in the middle of Jan, 2026. The game is a unique mixture of rogue-like, pixel-art and rpg elements. Game currently has a free demo you can try it and recommend it t your friends if you like it. [https://store.steampowered.com/app/3214320/Wartheon/](https://store.steampowered.com/app/3214320/Wartheon/) Also, I am open to constructive feedbacks regarding the game's content and marketing. I try to handle it all myself so these days I get really frustrated for what should be done next or it is worth it.

I’ve been trying to figure out why I feel broke despite making decent money. On paper, my salary is higher than what my parents earned at my age. I should be doing better than they were. But somehow, I’m always one emergency away from disaster. Every month feels like I’m barely staying afloat. For a while, I bought the standard explanations. Wages haven’t kept up with inflation. Housing costs have exploded. Student debt is crushing my generation. Corporate greed is out of control. These are all true, but they didn’t explain the feeling I couldn’t shake: that something fundamental had shifted in how the economy works. Then I started noticing the apps. There’s an app to advance...

Pick any weekday to visit Kovan and you'll find it bustling with hungry residents heading to the hawker centre for a meal, nipping into the supermarket or wet market to pick up groceries and students dropping by a bakery for a takeaway treat.    It's a quintessential Singapore "heartland" neighbourhood, with coffee shops nestled between general stores selling everything a household needs, second-hand mobile phone shops and traditional Chinese medicine clinics alongside general practitioners. But in the last few years, the retail landscape of the area has slowly evolved with various bubble tea and ice cream shops emerging, cafes selling matcha alongside the trendiest b...

Kind of a weird question, I know, but does your store have a frozen manager or is it mostly other people from grocery or meat departments stocking/handling things for frozen? When I first started working here we had a frozen manager, and he was kinda the only real person who worked in the frozen department at least in the daytime. It's a small store, so only an aisle and a half worth of frozen goods, but people from other departments would occasionally help out. Well, he left like four years ago, and no one has filled his spot. I honestly didn't really think about it until our new HBC manager was telling me about the overnight person he's supposed to have helping him in his ...

At the grocery store, gas station, or car wash, seems like anywhere I go I run into them. Their gaze hangs just a little bit longer, their smile stays put, so I am sure to see it. They offer assistance, when none is needed. Saying it’s no big deal, and am I sure? They are nicer now, they are kinder. I am so blessed. They don’t care what my politics are, they don’t care if I’m LGBTQ. They care not how I voted. They talk softer, apologize more often, go out of their way, and get out of mine. For that, I am grateful. Who are they? I’ve no idea. They are no different than the people before. I am no different, just bald. I want to thank them. Thank-you. With every ounce of...

I’ve been trying to figure out why I feel broke despite making "decent" money. On paper, my salary is higher than what my parents earned at my age. I should be doing better than they were. But somehow, I’m always one emergency away from disaster. Every month feels like I’m barely staying afloat. For a while, I bought the standard explanations. Wages haven’t kept up with inflation. Housing costs have exploded. Student debt is crushing my generation. Corporate greed is out of control. These are all true, but they didn’t explain the feeling I couldn’t shake: that something fundamental had shifted in how the economy works. Then I started noticing the apps. There’s an ap...

Hey everyone, 31M, suffered through cluster headaches since my early-mid 20's but had remission for the last 3 years. As you can guess, a new cluster has started (hooray). I was wondering what advice people have for dealing with their attacks whilst in a working environment. I started a new job in May that involves in-store sales and thus constant interaction with others. Not working, and avoiding customers/fellow employees isn't really an option, and currently my only way to abort a headache is a wet/cold rag on my eye at almost all times, which is also not something I can really pull off without issue. (As a quick side note: if there's any Australians here who can recommen...

https://preview.redd.it/fiv49jgdbl5g1.png?width=800&format=png&auto=webp&s=876f602e8a2389a7e63eb65b76d5e1520c363daa Hi everyone, I’m considering selling one of my released PC simulation titles currently live on Steam, and I believe it could be a strong fit for a studio or publisher looking to expand its portfolio. Game: Device Doctor Simulator 2024 Platform: Steam (PC) Lifetime Revenue (Gross): $45,556 Lifetime Revenue (Net): $31,590 12-Month Revenue: $25,531 Languages: 29 full localizations Status: Fully released, stable, no maintenance required Ownership: Full IP + source code will be transferred The game generates steady organic sales without any marketing, a...

Apology letter to users of Zhengdian Atom C2 tester Dear Zhengdian Atom C2 Analyzer User, Hello! Since its launch, the C2 product has consistently received high attention and enthusiastic support from our users, and we deeply cherish every bit of trust placed in us. Hereby, we extend our sincerest gratitude to all users who have chosen Zhengdian Atom! Recently, we received feedback from a senior user that the socket of the C2 tester has defects, which may affect the product's lifespan. Upon receiving this feedback, we immediately conducted a comprehensive investigation and ultimately confirmed that the root cause was our inaccurate understanding of quality control standards for this ...

I swear Christmas hits different when you finally sit down and make the *actual* shopping list. Like I opened my notes app thinking I’d just write “gifts + snacks” and somehow it turned into a full-blown grocery marathon plus a “things-I-forgot-last-year” trauma list. I’ve got cookies, wrapping paper, candles, batteries (because why do kids’ toys eat batteries like they’re starving), hot chocolate mix, some random spices I don’t remember the purpose of… and of course, gifts. So many gifts. Why does every store suddenly decide to put cute stuff in my face the moment I walk in? It’s like Christmas season is one big emotional trap and I fall for it every year. The funny ...