Indie SaaS Stuck at Low Daily Visitor Plateau After 14 Weeks
A solo SaaS founder reports being stuck at 30-40 daily visitors after 14 weeks despite shipping 18 tools and AI features. This reflects the distribution gap many indie makers face where product quality does not translate to organic traffic. The post is a progress update, not a validated market problem.
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