Dennis

I see this a bit more pragmatically. From my experience, one of the biggest levers is finding a well-connected hunter. Their upvote and early activity can give a project instant visibility. But you really need to convince them of the product’s value, not just ask them to hunt it. Equally important is the groundwork: building a waiting list, doing acquisition before launch, and having people...

It would be helpful to include a note during registration explaining where users can get the API key. I also think that for general users who are just trying to understand what impact a prompt has, requiring them to enter an API key isn’t very practical. In my opinion, you should handle the key on your side. A demo or at least one free run would be great.

Is it like Final Draft, just with AI?

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Last time we did it over a video call and ended up drawing ourselves three times. That would have solved our problem. Cool!

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