Not personally, but I've been seeing horror stories about LS all over twitter. Completed payments get lost (no webhook, no transaction history), customer support disappearing for weeks, MMR charts being wrong, and more. I often wonder how they're still in business, but then again they are the most expensive in the MoR provider segment. 😅

hey @joe 👋 Glad you made it. 😊

Cash flow always. But also the cash flow and revenue difference.

$1M ARR in revenue is fun and you can post awesome screenshots on twitter, but it doesn't mean anything if you're left with just 1-5% of that in profit.

Too little margin also tells you the product is too expensive to run, or if people are not willing to pay enough for it to make it sustainable.

nope, same rage of a 1000 suns here too!

I actively avoid products that only have a magic link. 🙃

no, and that's the scary part. 😉

I've done analytics a few times and a few different ways. The best way to pass the review process is to use GA. The most agonizing way to pass the review process is to use something like Plausible. Google didn't understand it, I had to explain multiple times that "it's like GA but better".

But, it's good they take pause when an extension wants to do external network calls. Just be ready to defend them.

If you're going with GA, there's a really good implementation doc: developer.chrome.com/docs/ext…

@uwe yeah, you'll get them with streak milestones. :-)

@vladBuild that's for invites you haven't sent yet, I was referring to invites that have been sent.

that's great! Now just the timespan so I know how much longer I need to wait before repurposing them.

Put the files on Cloudflare R2: it's free. They don't charge for outbound traffic, just the number of GB's you're storing. Free tier is 10GB storage, 1million requests.

It's S3 compatible, so you can also do presigned URLs to make sure anyone downloading the files are authenticated first.