Building an audience to stay motivated

I just launched a new landing page, and a new set of features for Logvana. It's designed for indie makers and solopreneurs. I don't think I have to convince anyone that building a business can be tough - it's lonely, and it's difficult to stay motivated and on track. I've struggled with this.

I think one of the best ways to stay motivated, accountable and productive (and also to fight the loneliness) is to surround yourself with other people - that might be your peers - other indie hackers and founders; or it might be family and friends, or early users or potential users.

That's the reason all of us hang out on communities like Indie Hackers, Slack groups, etc. But one of the biggest problems on these communities is that everyone is selling, and not enough are out looking for relationships.

So I built what's a simple tool at the heart: something that lets you gather people into an audience. And as you gather people together, engaging with them is important. But I've also struggled with this part: even after I talk to someone, and say I'll stay in touch, I almost never do. So I wanted to build in a mechanism to help you engage regularly. That's the second simple part of the tool: a simple log that you can use to update your audience about what you're building, and do that regularly.

I'm looking for feedback on the solution, and also the pricing plan (which is just a rough draft, I'm very open to changing it).

Of course, since I am building this partly for myself, you can join an audience group I created for myself called "Logvana early adopters": https://logvana.com/invite/cktHEVqYDBcjBNHNnhdUABLiVGE2