Jason Fried

I've managed to build up a large audience on Twitter and LinkedIn, let's say, and maybe a few other places. I feel like I can get the word out. And I feel like if it's any good, other people will then get the word out. So my interest is not in how do I market this? It's how do I make this really good that it will market itself as best it can? Not everything can do that.

Some things spike and then die, you know, so you have to have some sort of something that's going to carry it over the longterm. And, and these kinds of ideas, I think that the scratch off one, I think could carry itself because it's one of those things like people would tell other people about and, There might be some other ways to make it more viral.

Some things spike and then die, you know, so you have to have some sort of something that's going to carry it over the longterm. And, and these kinds of ideas, I think that the scratch off one, I think could carry itself because it's one of those things like people would tell other people about and, There might be some other ways to make it more viral.

Some things spike and then die, you know, so you have to have some sort of something that's going to carry it over the longterm. And, and these kinds of ideas, I think that the scratch off one, I think could carry itself because it's one of those things like people would tell other people about and, There might be some other ways to make it more viral.

Like, hey, if you tell someone else about this, we're going to increase your odds by 1%. There's a million ways you could game that, which is, again, why I kind of don't like it. It's like pure gaming in a sense. It's like pushing every gaming lever button switch you could. And I'm sure you could do that. The shower door thing is more like maybe a very niche, super niche thing.

Like, hey, if you tell someone else about this, we're going to increase your odds by 1%. There's a million ways you could game that, which is, again, why I kind of don't like it. It's like pure gaming in a sense. It's like pushing every gaming lever button switch you could. And I'm sure you could do that. The shower door thing is more like maybe a very niche, super niche thing.

Like, hey, if you tell someone else about this, we're going to increase your odds by 1%. There's a million ways you could game that, which is, again, why I kind of don't like it. It's like pure gaming in a sense. It's like pushing every gaming lever button switch you could. And I'm sure you could do that. The shower door thing is more like maybe a very niche, super niche thing.

I don't care if 600 people use it. I don't care if 18 people use it. I want it. I'd be happy if I'm the only one who finds it interesting at all. Um, and so I don't really care about that. You know, that's like a personal passion project for me.

I don't care if 600 people use it. I don't care if 18 people use it. I want it. I'd be happy if I'm the only one who finds it interesting at all. Um, and so I don't really care about that. You know, that's like a personal passion project for me.

I don't care if 600 people use it. I don't care if 18 people use it. I want it. I'd be happy if I'm the only one who finds it interesting at all. Um, and so I don't really care about that. You know, that's like a personal passion project for me.

You know, it's funny. I think someone tried to do this though years ago. It was like a fart app that was like a thousand bucks or something in Apple. And it was like, That was the novelty, you know, and Apple like said, no, you can't charge a thousand bucks for this or something like that. But I do, I don't know.

You know, it's funny. I think someone tried to do this though years ago. It was like a fart app that was like a thousand bucks or something in Apple. And it was like, That was the novelty, you know, and Apple like said, no, you can't charge a thousand bucks for this or something like that. But I do, I don't know.

You know, it's funny. I think someone tried to do this though years ago. It was like a fart app that was like a thousand bucks or something in Apple. And it was like, That was the novelty, you know, and Apple like said, no, you can't charge a thousand bucks for this or something like that. But I do, I don't know.

Um, I know with, with test flight, I think you can of course limit the number of downloads or however that works, but I don't think you can do that with the app store in general. So I don't know how you do that, but I like, I like this idea. Um, And there's things you could say, well, you'd have to enter a code, but Apple would not allow you.

Um, I know with, with test flight, I think you can of course limit the number of downloads or however that works, but I don't think you can do that with the app store in general. So I don't know how you do that, but I like, I like this idea. Um, And there's things you could say, well, you'd have to enter a code, but Apple would not allow you.

Um, I know with, with test flight, I think you can of course limit the number of downloads or however that works, but I don't think you can do that with the app store in general. So I don't know how you do that, but I like, I like this idea. Um, And there's things you could say, well, you'd have to enter a code, but Apple would not allow you.

There's a lot of things Apple wouldn't let you do there. Maybe on Android you could do that. I like the spirit of that, though.

There's a lot of things Apple wouldn't let you do there. Maybe on Android you could do that. I like the spirit of that, though.

There's a lot of things Apple wouldn't let you do there. Maybe on Android you could do that. I like the spirit of that, though.

I mean, some, some apps are just going to naturally be limited by their demand. It's like most people go like, I'm not what a sketch thing. That's like steam and I can't save anything and goes away. Like what? That's like, so that might naturally, you know, maybe there are 900 people in the world who find that interesting, but no, I like, I like the idea of, um,