u/Consistent_Bridge355

As an ENTJ, I built a goal-designing tool to eliminate inefficient overthinking and help people set clear goals. I use it very well and find it highly useful, but there is almost no user retention.

Does this tool only fit the ENTJ mindset?

That’s why I need sharp, honest feedback from fellow ENTJs to improve the app and figure out what's missing.

I genuinely need your advice, so I'm writing the link as "ahopkhan com" to prevent the post from being automatically filtered out as spam.

I truly need the sheer capability and fire of fellow ENTJs. Anyone willing to share their insights?

ahopkhan com

I built a SaaS tool to help people achieve their goals using an AI-driven Mandalart (9x9 grid) system. I recently ran an ad campaign that reached 59,180 impressions, but the results are devastating: almost zero sign-ups.

I’ve poured my soul into this since the beginning of the year. As an individual developer, I’ve spent roughly $35,000 (equivalent to 50 million KRW) in opportunity costs and direct expenses. The monthly server and API costs are around $500.

I’m currently at a crossroads and struggling with these thoughts:

1. The "App Store" Theory (My friend’s take): My friend thinks the high bounce rate is because it’s a web-based service. They suggest building a mobile app. But that means a 30% commission to Apple/Google, and I’m not sure if being on the App Store solves the core issue.

2. The "Hard Truth" Theory (My take): I’m starting to realize that people might not actually want to improve. I built this to solve the struggle of goal-setting, but my marketing tests show a cynical pattern: People just want to find "issues" to talk about. They want to complain, vent, and chat, but when it comes to actually fixing their lives with a guide, they don't even want to click a "Google Sign-in" button. They are too lazy to even try, even when the guide is auto-generated for them.

I’m deeply frustrated. I’ve automated the hardest part of planning, yet it feels like people prefer the chaos of complaining over the order of progress.

So I’m asking for your brutal honesty:

• Is it a targeting issue? (Maybe I’m reaching the ‘complainers’ instead of ‘doers’?)
• Is it a landing page issue? (Is the 9x9 grid too intimidating for a first-timer?)
• Is it a service issue? (Do people actually want AI to guide their lives, or am I solving a problem that doesn't exist?)

I’d appreciate any feedback from fellow founders who have faced this "zero-conversion" wall.

This service solves a problem in 10 minutes that used to take an hour of agonizing thought. Do I need to rethink my target audience entirely?