Right after running the software and seeing your own name pop up:

:-O

Wow really nicely built site and great story behind it.

I'd imagine you didn't just publish it in 2017 and magically start gaining traffic. Any good marketing tips learned along the way? It must've been tough at first since this type of game seems to get more fun the more players you have.

Anywhere I could read more about how you got your first users and such? I'm about to launch another one of my own web projects and marketing is always the toughest part.

This is a cool idea, I think I'll do the same thing for my own project once it's released. Great way to show all the small improvements our brains find when we spend enough time staring at something.

I first read this blog post about a year ago I think. It was a bit after I started developing my own personal productivity app. It got me really excited because my philosophy is extremely similar, and it seems to resonate with people.

I'm still working on the app today but planning to get it out into the world in the new year. I think anyone who enjoys this notepad technique will find it quite familiar but just "powered up" maybe.

Good game! Nice little touches on the website too like the tray at the bottom and the header click easter egg.

No clue what this is actually about but the drawing collaboration is cool

Nice idea, Expo looks neat too. You designed the website and apps with it?

Mind blowing

This is funny because a while back I was looking at all of my Mario games on the Switch and noticed that, of them all, only 1 title had a different color scheme for the word Mario. I thought that was really interesting, but never looked into the other game titles. Thanks for going to the next level.

Quick fun. Not sure if this was a bug though:

I got to the O'Neill Cylinder stage and then stopped playing for a bit (closed the tab). Came back today and played some more, and when I bought another cylinder, the "buy an online ad" option for selling games came back under executive decisions.