Aaron Kow

👋 Hi Hunters! As we enter the era of AI, everything seems to be accelerating at an unprecedented speed — 📊 data overload is everywhere. I'm sure you're already mentally fatigued from all the information. 😵‍💫 If you're like me, trying to speed up learning and capture the essence of YouTube videos, whether for self-improvement or to share with followers/friends on social media, this tool is...

Big fan launching.today. All the best!

Nice, all the best for the launch @bilalasif! Pls do let me know how can I support your product, thanks.

Hi @dan_o_malley, I noticed you’re launching soon and wanted to take this opportunity to connect. Would you be interested in supporting each other’s work? As a solo dev, I recently launched my first tool publicly and tested several platforms to get traction. Here’s a breakdown of the results: 1. Hackernoon — Wrote a tutorial addressing the problem my tool solves (✅ effective) 2. Reddit —...

I’m not a marketing professional, but I’d like to share my experiences. As a solo dev, I recently launched my first tool publicly and tested several platforms. Here’s a breakdown of the results: 1. Hackernoon — Wrote a tutorial addressing the problem my tool solves (✅ effective) 2. Reddit — Posted in relevant subreddits + engaged with the community (✅ effective) 3. Twitter/X — Consistently...

Of course, there are cases where I consolidate all discussions from customers to create a structured sentiment analysis for my client. As for high-quality prompts, it doesn’t matter as much, since the new AI models are smart enough to understand what I mean and what I want. If there’s a way for me to achieve a specific result without too much effort? Definitely!

Hi there, I’m Aaron. Nice to meet you! I’ve been a serial builder since 2016, passionate about web and mobile apps, UX design, and even IoT. Funny enough, this year marks the first time I’m launching my own online tool. Check it out if you can—it’s a converter that turns YouTube videos into Twitter threads.

If you're referring to random strangers online, I did it by writing tutorial articles on Medium or Hackernoon about the problem I was trying to solve and providing initial guidance on how they could do it themselves. Only then would I subtly promote my project at the end of the article, explaining how it could save them time by using the project directly.