Indie Product Launch Gets No Twitter Traction
A solo developer launched a "stocks as football cards" web app but received only 7 views on their launch tweet after 5 days. The creator is seeking feedback on why their product is not gaining distribution. This reflects the broader struggle indie makers face with cold-start visibility.
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