I've noticed a lot of people here suffer from abandoning their projects once they reach 80% complete and I am a fellow sufferer. To try to combat that I made productlauncher.io - a simple tool which launches for you, whether you like it or not. The process is simple:
- Add your project details
- Add an expected launch date
- Add a few influential twitter users who's opinion you respect
- When your launch date arrives the app will tweet out a congratulations message along with a link to your product. It'll also send messages direct to the influential users you supplied
If you aren't going to launch on time you can delay for 24h but only within the last 24h before launch (so you have to keep coming back to delay indefinitely).
Right now the Twitter account only has a few followers but hopefully that'll increase over time and when it does the social stigma of launching a broken link will be enough to help people get over the finish line without spending forever 'perfecting'.
Let me know if this sounds useful or any suggestions to improve. :)
https://productlauncher.io
I've noticed a lot of people here suffer from abandoning their projects once they reach 80% complete and I am a fellow sufferer. To try to combat that I made productlauncher.io - a simple tool which launches for you, whether you like it or not. The process is simple:
- Add your project details - Add an expected launch date - Add a few influential twitter users who's opinion you respect - When your launch date arrives the app will tweet out a congratulations message along with a link to your product. It'll also send messages direct to the influential users you supplied
If you aren't going to launch on time you can delay for 24h but only within the last 24h before launch (so you have to keep coming back to delay indefinitely).
Right now the Twitter account only has a few followers but hopefully that'll increase over time and when it does the social stigma of launching a broken link will be enough to help people get over the finish line without spending forever 'perfecting'.
Let me know if this sounds useful or any suggestions to improve. :)