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themkmaker

I run a Typeform alternative which is free for unlimited responses (and only costs $29/month for some advanced features).

We have 18k+ users and are getting average 50-60 signups daily since last 6 months but many felt lazy to recreate their Typeform to Youform.

So I created a tool which converts Youform to Typeform in just a one click and added it on my landing page. It requires no signups or connecting to Typeform.

In just a week more than 100 Typeforms has been converted. Moreover, posting the tool demo on LinkedIn and X gave me more than 30,000 impressions.

Created the tool in a day with the help of Claude and Cursor and lots of hit-and-trial. Still don't think it covers 100% user cases but I am constantly improving it.

Is ProductHunt no longer worth it?

Recently we launched our Typeform alternative called Youform on ProductHunt.We have over 10,000 users. While launching on ProductHunt we decided not to spam everyone's DM by asking for upvote. In fact we didn't have much expectations as well.Surprisingly we were at #3 product of the day for almost whole day but at the last couple of hours the #4 product suddenly started getting 50-60 upvotes in...

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Pretty good! I would say start showing something interactive from the beginning so that the viewer doesn't loose interest thinking it's just a normal video. I was about to leave but then saw it's interactive.
I agree. That's the reason I declined several acquisition offers (one of thm was was giving me 6 times more than what I was getting in my previous job, and will probably make in not sooner than next 2 years if Youform continues to grow at this pace). The reason is same that I am loving building this every single day (at least for now).
Thank you! Yes I am doing the same. Using a feature request board to collect users' feedbacks and shipping the features which gets most votes.

10 years of dream to overnight success and 100k revenue

I am a software developer from India.I started my graduation in computer science in 2010. But got a computer in 2011 only (funny I know, but I couldn't afford it that time).After graduation I joined Accenture but then left it to join a startup as an early employee in 2015. Worked there for 4 years saw it grow from 3 employees to 200+ employees.Pay was good now. Life was improving. And then I...

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