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Show HN: 16 year old building a SaaS
Adam here (https://x.com/adamofk_ https://x.com/adamofk_). I’m a 16-year-old developer working on Crovise, a tool that analyzes landing pages and suggests conversion hypotheses based on structure, copy, and UX patterns.
I started building it after repeatedly shipping pages that looked fine but didn’t convert, and I didn't know what to fix without analytics or paid CRO audits.
Looking for feedback from builders on where this approach makes sense, where it breaks, and what would make it genuinely useful.
- vintagedave 10mo agoIn terms of feedback, you need people to actually try it out. Do you have testers, or people with existing companies or landing pages who have tried it? They can give you concrete feedback if it works or not. I'd be happy to test like this - ping me at my username at gmail. Re "didn't know what to fix without analytics", does this make use of analytics? Or does it purely analyse the page's visual look or structure or text? One thing to be cautious of: AI often regresses to the average (think of all those ChatGPT conversations giving platitudes), yet for something like this you need insight. You can get that from AI, but being sure it is provided is IMO somewhere to focus.
- adamoufkir 10mo agoThank you for the advice, which will be taken into consideration when building a crovise and achieving the best results in analysis, as if you were talking to an expert in landing page optimization with more than 5 years of experience, and not AI.
- coldtrait 10mo agoWhy is your age relevant here?
- adamoufkir 10mo agoMy age is a clever way to market my saas, as I can create a fourth saas simply by using my age, since it's not normal for someone in this business to work on SaaS.