I think you have a novelty problem. Your main product is a vitamin with a free plan targeting indie hackers. Instead: - Painkillers only - No free plan, and charge high $$$ - Target outside of indie hackers; go B2B If I may be direct, I'd kill that product today. You've been at it for more than 1 year, and it makes $145/mo (based on your TrustMRR page). I respect the hustle, but to me it's a clear sign the market isn't answering. Now I've looked at your other dozen projects and noticed something: Most of them could be vibe-coded in 24 hours. If I can be even more direct, I'd completely change the strategy. When @levelsio moved to Bali in 2017, it was WTF. That got him covered in mainstream media. Now it's normal to be a nomad. When I launched 1 startup every month in 2022, it was WTF. That got me my first 10K followers. Now AI has normalized shipping fast. In 2026, the winners won't be people shipping fast from Bangkok. It will be people living outside the box. People building software we've never seen before. AI made you a superhuman. You can connect your fitness tracker with your calendar and your light bulbs and see what makes you tired or energized. You can build a multiplayer game to make people go do stuff IRL like exercising or pushing code to gain XP. You can find a cancer cure for your cat. The possibilities are endless. Build stuff that nobody has seen before. Ride novelty. It worked pre-AI and will work post-AGI. I root for you, sir.