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story: i built an app, 0 users. next day, posted a meme about same app → 200 downloads marketing > code What do you think, learning eyeballs attention is all it takes for marketing if product is also good?

fail 1: built todo app → flop. fail 2: built another todo app → flop. fail 3: added meme on home screen → 5k installs. logic dead So make things like your solving a problem and giving uniqueness to your app right?

**Day 37: Progress > Perfection** 🚧✅ On Day 37 of the #FounderJourney, here's a reminder we all need: **Done is better than perfect — especially in startups.** It’s tempting to wait until it’s 100% polished before shipping. But in the real world,

Figma has become one of the most important tools in modern design, used by professionals and beginners alike across the world. But it didn’t start as a polished or perfect product. Instead, the journey of Figma offers a roadmap for how to build succe

"Hey everyone! I’m exploring the idea of a meme-focused app that curates and categorizes memes across different sections like trending, news-based, and dark humor. The goal is to create a go-to platform for meme lovers in India. Do you think a dedica

᠅ Founder Tip: Launching late won’t make your product better—just invisible A lot of founders wait. “I’ll launch after this one feature…” “I just need to fix the UI…” “I want it to feel more polished…” But here’s the truth: You’re not building for

Day 17 of launching my Saas product We create customised story books for kids - 3 visitors - 0 signups - 0 paid users

Built 7 apps, 15k users, $200 revenue this month. But now I am going to focus on distribution channels, rather than build a new app in 3 weeks. What do you think? Is it worth it?

You hired freelancers. Built an MVP. Still no traction. Why? It’s a story we hear every week 👇 – ₹5L+ burned – App full of bugs – UI not made for real users – And no one sticking around. The problem? Execution ≠ alignment. At Opslify, we don’t ju