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What it is: molebot.si . an instinct/muse style personal agent (reads your messages, calendar, files, nudges you when you owe someone a reply) except it runs on the phone and our server holds four columns: email, seat number, subscription flag, app version. privacy is the product. Numbers since friday, no ads : - 150+ signups. 20% visitor to email, 25% on reddit traffic. what worked : posting the architecture argument on r/artificial and r/ArtificialInteligence with the link in the first comment. a swiss sub ( r/Suisse ) did 18k views, my best channel by far, because "a local guy builds the anti-meta thing" is a story. answering every comment in the first 3 hours, conceding real limits fast. what didn't : "need-first" posts without a link. Great conversations, upvotes, ~3 visitors an hour. people don't go hunt your profile for a link. Some removed me for promotion. The scarcity thing : 500 founding seats, counter on the page. it moves with real signups Still open : how to price it. read is free, draft and send paid was the plan. a commenter suggested "send stays locked until the agent has produced 100 accepted drafts", which I love as a trust ramp, but it also delays the upgrade. thoughts from people who've priced trust before?   submitted by   /u/jonathancheckwise [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/9/29 00:48:08