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Hey HN!I posted here some years ago trying to raise money for a Kickstarter for a product I call Loodio.Loodio is a motion activated music player for bathrooms that plays music during the bathroom visit to give users privacy during their sacred moments.The kickstarter failed, but I managed to create a product eventually with a lot of effort.I managed to sell 150 units of the first unit, mostly to United States but to all different parts of the world while working on the next version.The problem
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I’ve gone through it myself, so I know it works.It will require time and effort from you, because if you’re not spending money, that’s what you have to spend, but it’s absolutely worth it in the end.Here's the path we took (2 people) to get our first 100 users:- Our absolute first users came from our idea validation post on Reddit- It was a post titled “Let’s exchange feedback!” where we got feedback on our idea and gave others feedback in return- We DMed those who gave feedback when we rel
I’ve never uploaded anything.Today I opened the app and suddenly there are uploads under “my” profile (not mine), a ton of messages and friend requests (mostly in Arabic), and even some money in the account balance and transaction history.The weird part: my own watch history and liked videos are still there — so it’s not like I got fully switched into someone else’s account. It feels more like two profiles got mixed together.I did a quick search and found some Reddit posts describing the same bu
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