350 users in week 1 from Telegram and Reddit is real traction. That's people actively going out of their way to try something new, which is harder than it looks. The thing that usually follows is what happens when they start asking for something the Lovable stack doesn't support natively. No-code builders are great for the first version but start fighting you when you need custom logic, non-standard data relationships, or edge cases that break the template model.
The India pricing at ₹99/mo is interesting at scale. Getting to meaningful revenue there means volume, and volume usually means you need more control over the infrastructure than a no-code build gives you. Not necessarily right now, but worth thinking about before you're mid-feature and stuck.
What's the single thing your most engaged users are asking for that you haven't been able to build yet?
The India pricing at ₹99/mo is interesting at scale. Getting to meaningful revenue there means volume, and volume usually means you need more control over the infrastructure than a no-code build gives you. Not necessarily right now, but worth thinking about before you're mid-feature and stuck.
What's the single thing your most engaged users are asking for that you haven't been able to build yet?