Congrats on building this and on putting yourself out there Without having looked into it in detail, from the outside looking in, it strikes me as if you're hi

Congrats on building this and on putting yourself out there Without having looked into it in detail, from the outside looking in, it strikes me as if you're highlighting the technologies you're using more than the actual insights you're getting from the data. Even on this very post you're saying you have plans to add X, Y and Z to the stack—without considering why you're doing it. This is perfectly fine if your goal is just to learn all these technologies. But in that case, chances are the project isn't really interesting to anyone but you I would encourage you to take a step back and reconsider what you can do next. Now that you possess the knowledge of using all these tools, how can you best use the best tool to answer the best question that can be asked about some interesting problem? Usually, interesting problems are those that remove a major source of pain for someone else. Very often, that someone else soon becomes your first customer. Good luck!