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I launched my side project, ShareThings, and it crossed 500+ visitors within the first two days. Honestly, as an indie developer building and launching a product on my own, seeing people visit something I built from scratch feels pretty exciting. It's a simple tool that lets you share files, text, images, code, and links through a single URL. No account required. The idea is to make sharing things as frictionless as possible. You create a share, get a link, and send it to anyone. Website: https://sharethings.lol/ I'm still early in the journey, and I know 500 visitors doesn't necessarily mean product market fit. Now I want to understand whether people find it genuinely useful and how I can get them to come back. For those of you who've launched your own side projects: How did you get your first consistent stream of visitors? What helped you turn visitors into actual users? If you were starting again, what would you focus on first: SEO, communities, or building in public? I'd love to hear your experiences and any honest feedback on the product.   submitted by   /u/Independent_Meat8208 [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/20 01:59:03