SkillFade
See which skills are fading before it's too late
13 followers
See which skills are fading before it's too late
13 followers
Your skills are fading. SkillFade shows you. We consume tutorials but rarely practice. SkillFade tracks what other apps ignore: 📉 Learning Decay — Skills degrade daily without reinforcement ⚖️ Input/Output Imbalance — See your learning-to-practice ratio 🎯 Practice Scarcity — Know which skills need real application No gamification. No streaks or badges—just honest data. Privacy-first. No third-party analytics. Full data export. Calm design. Never pushy. Weekly emails max.
@ruhid_ibadliÂ
Turning the invisible problem of skill decay into a visible dashboard is a sharp insight. It feels built for a specific, disciplined audience.
A go-to-market question: For a tool that's "intentionally boring," what's your primary channel to find the professionals who will value that honesty most? Are you reaching them through communities, content, or a different path?
@olajiggy321Â
Thanks for the kind words! You're right — this is built for a specific audience, not everyone.
For go-to-market, I'm focusing on communities over ads:
1. Developer/maker communities — Places like Indie Hackers, HackerNews, and niche Slack/Discord groups where people already talk about learning, productivity, and skill-building. These folks are self-aware about their learning habits.
2. Content that resonates — Writing about the problems (tutorial hell, forgetting what you learned, input/output imbalance) rather than pushing the product. People who've felt that frustration will find their way here.
@ruhid_ibadliÂ
Appreciate you sharing that focus on communities and resonant content.
I have a straightforward idea you could try on your own — happy to send it your way if useful.
Where’s best to share it — Twitter, LinkedIn, or email?
Sees like great and useful product. Skill fading is actual problem in this day and age of AI. good luck