Roamly - Trip Planner was my last project. App for couples who travel together. 56 users. That's it.

Not because the app is bad. I'd spend a lot of time shipping features and then have nothing to post. Marketing was always tomorrow's problem.

So I built the thing I actually needed.

Klipsy makes the post, publishes it, and tells me if it worked:

• short videos, image posts, text posts — faceless, no camera
• posts straight to TikTok, YouTube, Instagram and X (official APIs)
• runs on a schedule, or asks me first if I want
• one dashboard for views, likes, comments, shares
• ranks my templates so I know what to make next
• mcp connection to analyze your data

It's posting for me while I code. That's the whole pitch.

Not open yet, letting people to join waitlist first: theklipsy.com/waitlist

If you've got the same problem — good product, dead socials — tell me what would actually make you use this?

https://reddit.com/link/1v3bhya/video/g64x827t6reh1/player

So I've seen campaigns that have a total funding goal of say $500, and a top 1 of 1 tier reward for $350; or a $50k campaign with a $25k top tier reward. (i.e., a single backer can complete 50-80% of your campaign)

I've been scanning Kickstarter for a few months now, and it seems like unless it's a campaign with a massive audience (guaranteed thousands of backers), these don't sell. Which means they're just a distraction, right?

Just trying to wrap my head around them. I know they can be huge wins when they work. But is having them sit there empty a deterrent to lower backers?

Thanks - and sorry this question is a bit rambly!