We’re building a platform that lets users create AI automations from a single prompt instead of manually building complex workflows like on n8n etc.
We’ve started collecting sign-ups, but we’re trying to figure out the best way to attract more people to the waitlist before launch.
If you were in our position, what would you focus on?
I’d love to hear what’s worked for you.
I’ve built a tool that lets users create AI automations with a single prompt instead of manually building workflows.
A lot of people use tools like n8n and Make, but even with templates, workflows can still become technical and often require debugging and fixing errors.
Our target users are agency owners, freelancers, and people building automations for clients.
If you were in my position, where would you look for paying customers? is organic content is the way or instagram dms?
I’ve built a tool that lets users create AI automations with a single prompt instead of manually building workflows.
A lot of people use tools like n8n and Make, but even with templates, workflows can still become technical and often require debugging and fixing errors.
Our target users are agency owners, freelancers, and people building automations for clients.
If you were in my position, where would you look for paying customers? is organic content is the way or instagram dms?
I’ve built a tool that lets users create AI automations with a single prompt instead of manually building workflows.
A lot of people use tools like n8n and Make, but even with templates, workflows can still become technical and often require debugging and fixing errors.
Our target users are agency owners, freelancers, and people building automations for clients.
If you were in my position, where would you look for paying customers? is organic content is the way or instagram dms?
I’ve built a tool that lets users create AI automations with a single prompt instead of manually building workflows.
A lot of people use tools like n8n and Make, but even with templates, workflows can still become technical and often require debugging and fixing errors.
Our target users are agency owners, freelancers, and people building automations for clients.
If you were in my position, where would you look for paying customers? is organic content is the way or instagram dms?
I’m building a B2B SaaS targeting small, medium, and large businesses. What’s the best way to find customers? Organic content, SEO, paid ads, or cold outreach? I don’t want to show my face, so are faceless videos a good strategy, or is there a better approach?
Hi everyone,
I’m a 17-year-old male, and for the last 7 days I’ve barely been able to sleep. Before this, I didn’t have any major sleep problems.
The weird part is that I feel tired and sleepy, but when I lie down to sleep, I just can’t fall asleep no matter what.
Over the past week, most nights I’ve gotten little to no sleep. Last night I think I managed around 4–5 hours, but tonight I haven’t slept at all.
I’ve already tried:
Good sleep hygiene (consistent bedtime, no screens before bed, dark/cool room)
Morning sunlight
Walking around 10,000 steps a day
Exercising in the evening
Magnesium/ZMA
0.75 mg melatonin, but it didn’t help and just gave me a headache, so I stopped taking it.
I don’t drink caffeine or energy drinks.
I honestly don’t know what’s going on. Even when I’m extremely sleepy, I still can’t actually fall asleep.
Hey everyone,
I’m having some issues with my FPS dropping in RDR2 and wanted to see if this is normal or if there's a fix. I've optimized my settings, but the frame rate still bounces around quite a bit.
• Open World / Normal Areas: Bounces around 53 to 57 FPS (sometimes hits 61-65fps depending on where I look).
• Towns (even smaller towns): Drops down to 45 to 48 FPS.
My Specs:
• CPU: Intel Core i5-13420H (13th Gen)
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4050 Laptop 6GB VRAM (50W TGP limit)
• RAM: 16GB
• Storage: 512GB SSD
• Display: 144Hz refresh rate
• Settings: High