reply guys

** Reflecting on 4 weeks since @wdimapp was released. **

1. 
If you build something *you* actually need, you've already won, regardless of how many people use it.

For me this is @wdimapp. While I'd love to have thousands of active users paying their subscription every month (and I do have some improvements in my todo list), I would keep it around even if I were the only user.

When I'm away, like the last couple of weeks, I depend on it. But even when I'm on Farcaster all day, checking the summaries had become a daily habit, and quite often I'll find casts and discussions from the previous day that I missed.

2. 
Also, I'm happy that I decided to set a price. I know I would have had many more users if it were free, but setting a price that covers the costs and leaves a small profit was a healthy choice -I'm not adding debt going after some growth-based business model, the service is fine with 54 users (now), it will also be fine with 1000 or 3 users.

This is my case for ReplyCast.
I built it to simply keep track of replies from my casts. 

Want to see all your replies that you didn't reply?

Check it out here:
https://replycast.leovido.xyz

If you'd like to participate in improving it and be part of its future, I can add you to the beta testers chat.

Built /replycast, /moxito, /betr WEN and lots of widgets | Senior iOS Engineer (iOS, Swift, React Native) | Available for work