First release of Waver Chrome Extension (Beta), Now What?

Oh and last but not least. Make Waver works without signup. Signup makes people resign, especially after first hard step which is installation.

Saves data locally in the memory of browser if someone don't want to signup.

This is stil better user than the one that removes your extension immediately after installation.

Hi Farhad
I may tell from my personal experience that finding users to Chrome Extension is extremely hard. Any software that exists inside of any kind of app store - Chrome Store, Google Play, Apple App Store - has to struggle with:

• "nobody uses it" problem.
• "oh my god I have to install it" problem.
  Normally when you launch SaaS your users that are just about signing up don't know that only 5 other people around the globe use your app. Here they see counter which shows 0 or 10 or 50 and they think that perhaps they should not install it, because basically it's new and they are afraid.
  Where we come to second point. Installation. That makes marketing even harder. It's not only about signup which is giving email and setting password. Right now you have to install something into your browser. People are not really prone to do that also because they are lazy.

What I can recommend to you is:

• make this installation counter from 0 into 20, then into 50 then try to make 3 digits figures - by ANY mean - ask your familly, friends, friends of your friends. Also ask that some of these people write short review. Review in Chrome Store is really useful, and makes your app sometimes being shown in certain widgets around the store.
• find someone on freelancer.com to help getting you first users. Pay per user and avoid spammy ways - 100 users in 3 days. If someone offers finding 50 users in a month that sounds reasonable.
• your app does pretty much the same as desktop app called ColdTurkey. Get familiar with it - check and analize where they put ads, find links to this app and try to add your links as well.
• find procrastination nests in the internet. I think reddit may be the best place. Offer people making little experiment with your extension if you see someone posts something like "omg I did nothing today, only facebook, cats and netflix...blah blah" - propose them to give a try with your extension for 48 hours.

Very cool, I like the clean layout. Does it block the sites on all browsers or just chrome?

Here is one other thought - Right now your website highlights four features of the app, but I think some of them are more interesting to you as a developer than as someone who might buy the product.

For example, consider swapping in a statement about your state of the art security and privacy measures. People with compulsive habits online want to know that they can trust your software. They aren't necessarily going to understand what a "clean code template" is.

This same approach to customer-first mentality will help with advertising, to ensure that your talking points focus on the customer problems you solve. :)