Reddit is where your customers actually hang out.
It's also the fastest place to get your account banned the second you look automated.
I'm building warmrr: it finds the right Reddit threads and helps you reply like a human so you grow without getting nuked.
Building it in
I'm building an AI that picks your outfit every morning from clothes you already own.
No subscription boxes. No new purchases. Just better use of what's in your closet.
Here's why 🧵
Founders who don't value simplicity have a hard time seeing why adding more complexity is a bad idea.
I've heard so many people say "just add another service, it'll be fine."
No clue what they built themselves into.
My best indie hacker advice:
1. Find a problem you personally hate
2. Ship the ugliest version that works
3. Talk to 10 users
4. Find the next thing they complain about
5. Repeat 2-4 until it pays
