I’ve built a football match-analysis site and I’m at the point where product feedback is no longer the main problem.

I can get people to visit once, but I need to get more relevant football users through the door consistently.

For anyone who has grown a sports, betting, stats or analytics product: where did your first 100–1000 real users come from?

I’m especially interested in channels that actually worked, not general advice:
TikTok/Reels, Reddit, football creators, Discord, SEO, partnerships, newsletters, Telegram, etc.

What gave you the best results early on, and what was a waste of time? And if you think Matchero could be useful to someone you know, I’d really appreciate you sharing it with other football fans or relevant communities.

Hey everyone,

I’m an ultra-marathoner and software engineer, and recently started working on an open-source project called OpenGait with the idea to build a local, real-time running biomechanics and gait analysis tool that processes camera feeds (e.g., side-view webcam or phone on a treadmill) at 60+ FPS to give immediate feedback on running form—without uploading raw video to any cloud server.

Looking for Collaborators

The project is completely open source (AGPLv3 / PolyForm Noncommercial) and I'm looking for people who want to help build it out:

• Rust / C++ Devs: Optimizing the ONNX inference loop, frame buffering, and multi-threading for low-end hardware.
• Frontend Devs (React / Canvas / WebGL): Building smooth 60 FPS skeletal rendering overlays and interactive charts for session debriefs.
• Biomechanists & Physios / Runners: Helping refine the angle formulas, ground-contact algorithms, and scoring metrics so they reflect actual physical therapy best practices.

If this sounds like something you’d be interested, feel free to take a look at the repo, drop a PR or send me a DM!