Category: App
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How to make ($80k MRR within the first month) on your app 3 times
MENU ▼ Brainiac Brainiac Vault Flashcards Unicorn Warrior Case Vault Log In ▲ RizzGPT, Umax, Cal AI – How to make $80k MRR within the first month on your app (3 times) (33.3 min read) tl;dr – Plug AI, Umax, Cal AI story in 30 seconds or lessBlake Anderson launched 3 apps (RizzGPT, Umax, Cal…
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How Snapchat got its first users?
BrainiacUnicorn Warrior How Snapchat got its first users? Evan Spiegel and Bobby Murphy had a vision to revolutionize the manner in which people communicated. They introduced an innovative app called Picaboo that promised sending disappearing messages – a concept that was novel at the time. Despite their efforts to generate buzz through outreach to journalists…
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How (Spotify) got its first users?
Unicorn WarriorBrainiac How Spotify got its first users? Spotify AB was Spotify’s prototype. Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzo wanted to make the platform as lightweight and intuitive as possible. They aimed at fighting piracy in the music market.The only music alternative for illegal Napster was iTunes, with $2 per single song. Ek and Lorentzo wanted…
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How OnlyFans got its first customers?
Unicorn WarriorBrainiac How OnlyFans got its first customers? OnlyFans is a website where people pay a subscription fee to get special content from their favorite celebrities and stars. The idea came from OnlyFans founder, Tim Stokely, who noticed people were looking for adult content on platforms like Reddit, Instagram, and Snapchat. But these performers were…
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How Tinder got its first users
Unicorn WarriorBrainiac How Tinder got its first users Tinder was once named “Matchbox,” but the name was changed to “Tinder” because it sounded better and made people think of fire and warmth. The people who made Tinder first tried it out with college students at the University of Southern California. They got the phone numbers…
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How (Uber) got its first users?
Unicorn WarriorBrainiac How Uber got its first users? UberCab was founded in 2009. Garrett Camp and Travis Kalanick had only three cars at that moment. The idea was born on a winter evening when the two couldn’t get a cab. They thought that taking a ride with a simple screen tap would be a great…
