Build-in-Public Update: Chrome Extension at 4 Users, $0 Revenue After 4 Months
A solo founder shares a build-in-public progress update on their Chrome extension with web search integration, reporting four users and no revenue after four months of work. The post is a personal progress narrative, not a description of a user problem.
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