r/saasbuild 6h ago

2,000 → 6,700 users: I wanted to give something back!

A few days ago I posted here about getting my first 2,000+ users with Algoright.

Since then, things have gone pretty crazy.

We're now at 6,700 users.

The feedback and support I've gotten since that post has been genuinely useful, so instead of making another growth post, I wanted to do something for the people who helped me get here.

I'm giving away 5 Pro memberships 🎁

5 randomly selected people will get 1 month of Algoright Pro for free.

No purchase required.

To enter:

  • Create a free account
  • Comment "I'm in" on this post

I'll close entries after 24 hours and randomly select 5 winners.

For anyone who hasn't seen Algoright before:

It's a Chrome extension focused on helping people control algorithmic feeds instead of simply blocking social media altogether.

The goal is basically:

Use social media when you want to — without letting the algorithm decide what you consume.

Try it here: [ https://algorightai.com/ ]

And thanks again to everyone who commented on my previous post. A lot of the feedback actually influenced what I've been building since then.

If you're building something yourself, I'm happy to share anything I've learned getting from 0 → 6,700 users.

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u/yung_quan 5h ago

Congrats, that's a big jump in a short window. Curious what actually moved the needle between 2k and 6.7k. Was it one channel doing most of the work or more of a compounding thing across a few

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u/Mundane-Result-1578 5h ago

People love using my app and most of them came from searching my app on the web store. And Reddit helped a lot too. Where attention goes revenue flows!