I found people with the problem. I can't get them to talk to me.

I'm a 14-year-old building a productivity/calendar app called Zenith Calendar.

I've been building it for around 4 months and have a working MVP. It's not perfect yet, but it's usable.

The problem I'm trying to solve is something I personally struggled with:

Most productivity tools seem disconnected. Calendars, tasks, goals, habits, notes, projects — everything lives in different places. And when a schedule inevitably falls apart, many productivity systems make it feel like you've failed the entire day.

While researching, I've found a surprising number of people describing very similar frustrations on Reddit.

The issue is that I can't seem to get conversations started.

I've commented on Reddit posts, asked questions, and tried engaging with people who appear to have the exact problem I'm solving. Most of the time I get no response.

I currently have:

0 users
0 interviews
0 meaningful conversations with potential users

I've tried:

Reddit comments
Posting on X
Some content creation attempts

What I haven't done:

Paid ads
Waitlists
Landing pages

My question is:

If you were in my position and had a working MVP but no users, how would you get your first 5–10 meaningful conversations with potential users?

Would you continue with Reddit?

Start cold DMs?

Join Discord communities?

Something else entirely?

I'm less interested in growth hacks and more interested in understanding what actually worked for founders who started with no audience and no network.