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Hi,
A few months ago, I started building out my own ideas. Since then, I’ve shipped four apps. Like many founders, I care a lot about the numbers. Every morning, I’d check payments, analytics, bug reports, feature requests, and everything else across all my apps. It took way too many tabs and way too much time.
So I built something for myself.
It gives me a single place to keep track of everything I care about from any website. Revenue, trials, prices, tickets, subscribers, followers or anything else. Just click to track, and it refreshes the data automatically in the background.
If you're the kind of founder who likes staying on top of how your product is doing, this might make your life a little easier, too.
Best,
Preet
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@preetmishra Hi Preet,
I’m Nima, co-founder of Bestofweb .site – we feature tools built by and for founders. Motherboard looks like a clean way to cut through dashboard clutter and stay focused. We're supporting your launch — hope you’ll check out our directory too.
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@nimaaksoy Fantastic! I'll check it out.
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@preetmishra ♥️
upvoted. good luck with the launch
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@taniabell Thank you! Appreciate it!
Great idea! Curious what your strategy is for getting users to migrate from their existing dashboards? I presume thats a big hurdle for ya!
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@dzaitzow Thank you! Getting started with Motherboard is as simple as clicking the values you want to track and starting to track. I’ve made it super easy to get value right away, so switching feels less like a hurdle and more like an upgrade.
@preetmishra but I guess my question is more related to strategy rather than the why. There are lots of products that could be better in theory - I am curious if you've given much thought into how to attract users who are currently paying for X competitor to sway them away from using that product to pitch them on the why.
Ex. are you looking at users of competitors / on their threads / on reddit / maybe you're signed up to their platforms and on their slack channels to determine what challenges their users are running into etc.
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@dzaitzow To be honest, I have not been able to find any competition yet. If I do, I will follow a similar approach.