I would also suggest the same as others in this group and say get a job. That'll hopefully help clear up some mental space away from having basic needs satisfie

I would also suggest the same as others in this group and say get a job. That'll hopefully help clear up some mental space away from having basic needs satisfied and let you streamline your product without having to worry about immediate results (and trust me when I say, at "most" companies, having a stable job and holding onto a side hustle is not impossible) Only thing I'd say is avoid falling into sunk-cost fallacy, and remember that it's not always the best "technical" product that wins but also a lot of stuff outside of your control (timing the market eg. Google Wave, tech simply not growing fast enough eg. MagicLeap, the worse product having better VC/marketing etc.) so love your products, but unless you have a guarenteed soft-landing, don't bet your life on them. Perhaps relevant: https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1457315274466594817 https://twitter.com/levelsio/status/1457315274466594817 Also website/product feedback: - Hire a copywriter to fix language on your website. "Edit free by drag & drop", "the effective-proven study methods", "Organie Knowledge" etc. makes it look quite amateur. You may also want to work on SEO a bit more to get more organic traffic and maybe add some content around the techniques the app uses for memorization. - Add a future pricing page. Everything free "for now" makes me think that if I get this and start using, one fine day you'll charge an amount that's too high for me and I'll lose my notes because I don't want to pay in the future ($1per month vs $20 a month is all possible). Let people know how much you expect this to cost them. Not written in stone of course, but it helps a lot.