Four days ago, my app had 80 signups and 0 paying users. Here is everything I changed since then, in order. Thread.

Most indie hackers don't have a product problem. They have a distribution problem.

140 TikTok slides. 1 code file. 0 hours in Canva. Consistency isn't a willpower problem. It's a systems problem. Here's the full content system ↓

The app scores your TikTok/Reels hook before you post. Five scores, one fix. contextify.ca

I didn't hire a video studio. This 66-second brand film for Contextify is 100% code: React + Remotion for the animation, three.js for the metal logo, and even the soundtrack is synthesized in code. No After Effects. No stock footage. 🎬

Fixed the landing page this morning. Honestly, it looked like shit. too much yapping, too many features listed, too much trying to prove itself. I was showing off instead of just showing what it does. I also realized it looked like every other vibe-coded landing page out there. And for the effort I've put into the actual product, I won't accept a front door that looks worse than what's behind it. So I rebuilt it. less text, less static, more direct. It tells you exactly what you're going to do when you land on it. Was I scared it was too minimal? yes. I added a few lines I thought mattered and left everything else out. Is it perfect? No. Is it better? hell yeah! contextify.ca 🟣

Weak hook, unclear message, low energy, off-brand — I'll break it down. contextify.ca