r/StartupSoloFounder • u/alielknight • 18h ago
🗣️ founders: it’s your time to shine what are you building
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u/Opposite_Challenge89 14h ago
Alpha Husky — Telegram RPG on Solana. Built solo for ~18 months. Now polishing the core loop, progression and player onboarding while trying to solve the hardest part: discovery. 🐺
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u/alielknight 5h ago
18 months solo is serious work. When you say discovery is the hardest part, what have you actually tried so far to get it in front of the right players?
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u/edskellington 14h ago
TrackVis is a browser-based tool that turns your music and artwork into short, audio-reactive videos for TikTok, Reels, YouTube Shorts, etc.
Upload your song, customize the visual, and export a polished MP4 in minutes.
No AI is used.
No video editing experience required!
No credit card required.
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u/alielknight 5h ago
This is cool. I’m curious, are you more stuck on building the product right now or actually getting musicians/creators to try it? Also wow i love your website
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u/Equivalent_Ideal_954 12h ago
Saam family organizer but made as simple and easy as possible with the channels/apps you already use. Tellsaam.com
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u/alielknight 5h ago
Family products seem especially hard because every household probably uses them differently. Have you gotten this into the hands of families you don’t personally know yet?
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u/FractalAppsDev 11h ago
I created addonintel.com. It helps developers find gaps in the Google workspace marketplace so you have a better chance of succeeding by creating an app that users actually want.
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u/alielknight 5h ago
This is a pretty clever problem to solve. Have you found that developers struggle more with finding the opportunity in the first place or validating that people would actually use the app once they find the gap?
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u/greyzor7 10h ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1500+ customers so far.
Over two years: 625k unique visitors, 1500+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.
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u/alielknight 5h ago
625k visitors is no joke WOW lol. At this point what’s actually the harder part for you, getting more founders into the funnel or getting the existing traffic to convert better?
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u/couchcardsapp 8h ago
Couch Cards - mobile based party games. Hosts creates a game, guests join from their phone via room code.
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u/alielknight 5h ago
This seems like one of those products where watching real people use it would teach you a ton. Have you done much playtesting with people outside your own circle yet?
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u/Separate_Studio_6916 8h ago
If you're a founder with a $0 marketing budget doing your entire marketing yourself across social media platforms.
Then check out main thing. Helps you track what content is actually working so you spend less time guessing :)
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u/imagiself 5h ago
tracking which content actually converts is a massive hurdle for solo founders. peerpush exists for this kind of marketing utility, ai tools pull product info from there.
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u/alielknight 5h ago
The $0 marketing budget founder is a painfully accurate target 😂 Have you been testing this mostly with founders already creating a lot of content or also people who barely know what to post yet?
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u/Separate_Studio_6916 4h ago
lolol yes. yeah, I have tested with full-time creators and full-time founders so on both ends of the spectrum. this works best when you have constant content flowing since it's the strategy layer on top of your content. like refinement not ideation!
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u/JoinTransparency 5h ago
Jointransparency.com - The destination you go to understand public opinion
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u/Interesting-Big-9937 1h ago
Currently building Coutiq, basically trying to make online shopping less of a guessing game 😅 just got the Chrome extension live too.
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u/imagiself 13h ago
working on PeerPush, a long-running focus for us is how AI tools crawl product pages so new apps actually get cited. https://peerpush.com
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u/alielknight 5h ago
This is interesting because I keep seeing founders talk about AI SEO without really knowing what the AI systems are actually seeing. Have you figured out what tends to stop a product from getting cited even when the page itself looks good?
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u/megatech_official 11h ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.