Thanks! Yeah, I find it more fun to just make stuff, than to share what I am doing, so I forget to talk about it. Probably a very bad thing, but you know, something's gotta give.

@marc is this a bug or am I doing something wrong? I tried to add inline screenshot of Google Search console, but it's not saving, nor is it giving any errors in the console.

Good to know, and also, it sounds like I should really raise my expectations on how much I could charge for these leads!

Thanks, appreciate it!

Oh, one more thing. This was probably the first product ever for me when I did not over-engineer the first version. Everything is as simple as possible, and as spaghetti as the electric wires in Bangkok. BUT. We literally got users on day one.

It's almost stupid that the product I spent the least time working on had the quickest reception.

Here's me talking about this, if you're interested: x.com/kirillzubovsky/status/1…

Oh that's neat. I would much rather trust an AI to moderate, than have a human and their biases. You can of course still be biased, but at least you'll be predictably biased 100% of the time. How's watchdog going ?

Are there any tools that you've built just because you wanted them to exist? If so, drop a link, maybe I need them as well!

@marc fun fact, you were one of the first to profile scoutzie 1.0 back in the day-- betalist.com/startups/scoutzie

Btw, to answer your question as to why go with the same domain:

1) I like it, it's meaningful to me
2) It already has a backlink on techrunch, plus about 700 other places.

It will take a while to resurrect domain rating, but I think it'd be easier than a cold start

Hi Ben, thank you so much for the congratulations and for taking the time to share your feedback! I really appreciate your perspective. You’re absolutely right that clarity is key, and I hear you on the need for a more specific explanation of what Scoutzie 2.0 does and how it adds value. I also agree that using more visuals and concise language could make the message stronger. We’ll definitely take this into account as we refine our communication and approach. I wanted to launch early and iterate, instead of having all the perfect answers up front. It's comments like this that will help us to refine product. Thanks again for your thoughtful input!