SnapSearchApp
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Comment · 3 years ago
Comment · 3 years ago
I wish... may be soon. But for now, focusing on Android marketing. Marketing is NOT my strong suite at all. Really struggling with it.
Comment · 3 years ago
I understand.... however it can be used for free too!
Comment · 3 years ago
Hi HN,
I really wanted to make something using AI, and something that isn't a simple wrapper around ChatGPT. I gave this a shot.
It's my first such attempt. Please be kind :)
And honest too though. I really think this 'idea' has potential.
Comment · 3 years ago
Hey HN community! I'm excited to share my latest project with you - Snap Search, a privacy-focused incognito browser designed specifically for Android users. My goal with Snap Search was to provide a secure and private browsing experience that doesn't compromise on features or usability.
Key features of Snap Search include:
1) Always-incognito browsing: Snap Search keeps your browsing history and personal data completely private by default.
2) Built-in ad blocker: Enjoy an ad-free browsing experience with Snap Search's integrated ad blocker.
3)Inbuilt VPN Mode: Conceal your IP address while browsing online with Snap Search's inbuilt VPN feature.
4) Translate Websites: Effortlessly translate any website into your preferred language.
And so much more...
I'd love to get your feedback on Snap Search! You can download it for FREE on the Google Play Store here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cybersky.snaps...
- I submitted on HackerNews which got little to no traction
- but seems like someone saw it. The next day, AI Diary was featured in TheNeuronDaily
- the next day, it was BensBites
- and then a couple of more ..
So a short story: the whole idea for AI Diary was to try to make something using OpenAI's new APIs that isn't just a simple wrapper for ChatGPT. There were just toooo many of them coming up every single day. Though seemed like they were all making money... but I just didn't want to enter that space. Hence, AI Diary.
Featuring in these newsletters is cool. A lot of readers, so a lot of views etc. But not really the target audience. Folks subscribed to these are mostly AI enthusiasts, and turns out most of the sign ups were just about testing the product out of curiosity, scoping out the features etc. For almost 2 days, nobody converted to a paid user.
Then, suddenly, just before the 2nd day ended, I got my first subscriber
I'm pumped now! I'm so glad. Hoping this is just the start