u/woeshipekora

Building HolovisionAI, dump your unstructured/messy thoughts into it and it will automatically structure them while extracting people, projects, entities e.t.c with separate but interconnected contexts while remembering decisions overtime...

Had to build this myself because existing tools don't actually solve my pain point. Some are just notes (Evernote) others are too rigid, (Jira, Asana) and Notion requires me to manually structure data.

Does anyone else feel like they've had the same issues, trying to learn and understand everyone's thoughts....

Hey guys recently Building HolovisionAI dump your unstructured/messy thoughts into it and it will automatically structure them while extracting people, projects, entities e.t.c with separate but interconnected contexts while remembering decisions overtime...

And i've been able to get 10 email waitlist signups for 3 days to be exact, is it justifiable enough that there's a demand for what i'm building? Do i need to prolong the launch of the product as to add more days to a waitlist signup? I initially targeted the waitlist to be only for a week and then i launch the product.

Looking for advice to anyone who's been in the same situation and they're not sure if there's a credible demand signal, looking forward to answers or suggestions and questions.

Building HolovisionAI dump your unstructured/messy thoughts into it and it will automatically structure them while extracting people, projects, entities e.t.c with separate but interconnected contexts while remembering decisions overtime...

Had to build this myself because existing tools don't actually solve my pain point. Some are just notes (Evernote) others are too rigid, (Jira, Asana) and Notion requires me to manually structure data.

Does anyone else feel like they've had the same issues, trying to learn and understand everyone's thoughts....

Building HolovisionAI dump your unstructured/messy thoughts into it and it will automatically structure them while extracting people, projects, entities e.t.c with separate but interconnected contexts while remembering decisions overtime...

Had to build this myself because existing tools don't actually solve my pain point. Some are just notes (Evernote) others are too rigid, (Jira, Asana) and Notion requires me to manually structure data.

I know it isn't much but i was at a point where i was honestly getting frustrated with regularly checking my supabse table and seeing no emails appearing for my waitlist live page. I had iterated the webpage several times thinking maybe it's because the wording and message on the frontpage wasn't good enough... until i was finally fed up with the continuous iteration and decide to just say f*ck it i'm done with this idea.

Right in the morning today i decided to log in my supabse organization project and was excited to finally see emails of people who joined the waitlist... this suddenly boosted my morale and gave me a moment of crit to continue on the idea until the launch day.

I had planned to leave the idea and pivot if i don't see at least 2 signups for a week.... but it took only 3 days to see 2 signups

For anyone curious to see the live waitlist of what i'm building kindly visit profile as i can't paste a link here! cheers.

Building a tool for people who specifically want their unstructured thoughts, updates, voice messages dumped into a system and it should automatically extract from them

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Projects, people

Tasks and deadlines

Dependencies and open loops

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And organize (structure) them automatically

With separated but interconnected contexts for different domains, it can be work, personal, home, or multiple companies while remembering decisions over time.

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waitlist:

HolovisionAI

The most ridiculous part is how Notion creates the delusion that "if i just log it in Notion for now, i'll be able to get work done." Logging things ends up becoming the goal itself, when in reality, nothing gets decided. There are seriously a ton of business owners who fall into this trap.

In short, Notion fanatics are just people who want to become someone who can "organize their messy minds."

The ones hooked are the ones who desire to visualize themselves making their cluttered minds look like they're from someone who's "organized".

The feeling of having the right to skip making choices, slapping on tags and categorizing feels like "i've thought about it".

Bragging about templates to brand yourself as a "productive person" while spending most of the time optimizing the system aka not getting sh*t done.

Mostly are addicted to design, fiddling with fonts and colors is the most fun part of their time spent.

There's an illusion of shared assets while in reality they're churning out documents no one ever reads.

When these line up, it creates a sense of satisfaction with the feeling that you're "the one who's organized." In short, I think what Notion's really selling isn't productivity but the the illusion that "you look smart."

Out of Notion's 40 million users, it's estimated that fewer than 15% edit pages even once a month. The other 85% are just mountains of "pages created and abandoned." This "unused layer" that the industry ignored? I think that's Notion's true market.

If Notion didn't have that "beautiful UI," it never would've spread this far. It would've stayed a tool just for engineers.

What business owners should be thinking about here is whether their own SaaS is designed to create that "I'm using it" vibe.

What Notion is really good at isn't being productive or adding features. What they're really good at is selling the story of "the observation of yourself who's using it as productive."

I've literally got one shot to make what i'm building a success (~9k mrr). Inexperienced in building a startup especially since i'm doing this solo with super limited funds, i don't have a runway for multiple failures if it doesn't work (it doesn't have to work at the first try but show promising growth) i'm literally f*****.

What's the number one mistakes inexperienced solos like me make that kills projects fast, and the single highest ROI step to validate an idea with $0 before coding anything. Desperate for real talk advice from those who've bootstrapped successfully. Any advice i'll take, thanks.