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"130k+ Happy users" that's a very good traction for a new project. I'm wondering how it got so popular. It got viral somewhere?

• purplecats 3y ago
  it's also super easy to lie about something like that. what are the practical consequences of accidentally adding an extra "k" character on there? or what is deemed as the definition of "happy" or "user" — could be extremely weak definitions
  • h1fra 3y ago
    Not to be too cynical but I would also had my doubt. 130K is huge number for a brand new product, the 3 avatars shown are stock photos. And when you combine that with the advertised "845,022 formulas generated, so far." (6 per person) + "4 requests per day." (on free plan) , seems very unlikely that there is that much paying or regular users.
    • septillianator 3y ago
      am i misssing something....but what can someone do with this that they cant do on chat gpt.
    • swah 3y ago
      Maybe 130k people have visited the page, or seen the tweet..
    • hdjjhhvvhga 3y ago
      I believe this is the standard way of doing things now. And has been for decades. Practically all big brands used some form of "growth hacking techniques" on launch so you can't really blame newcomers.
• quickthrower2 3y ago
  Their Twitter has 15 followers. And not not “k followers”