
13-Virtues
A tracker for Benjamin Franklin’s 13-week character system
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We launched 13 Virtues on Product Hunt last Tuesday.
Early feedback is already coming in, and we’re spending the day replying, clarifying, and learning from real user reactions.
It’s exciting to see which parts of the product resonate — and which assumptions get challenged.
Launching is less about the leaderboard, more about listening.
Curious how others here process early feedback during launch days.
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Congrats on the Product Hunt launch 🚀
The problem/solution framing feels much clearer in this update — especially the “not another productivity hack” angle.
Wishing you a strong launch day and lots of useful feedback 🙌
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Good luck with your new project!
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Thank you :-)
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Hi Helene, i like the vibe of the site, but I'm not quite understand what I'm getting (might be me). Also: No social logins and I'm off, especially for something I do not absolutely want.
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Hi ! Thank you for your feedback. I will discuss it with my husband. Which social login(s) would you prefer to have ?
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About
My husband and I built this to modernize Ben Franklin’s 13-week character cycle. We’re tired of subscription fatigue and shallow habit apps. It includes a custom PDF guide to track virtues, not just streaks.




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Love seeing the quick iteration after launch — that’s usually where real clarity comes from.
Curious: did the pricing flexibility come from direct user feedback,
or from observing drop-offs during checkout?
It’s always interesting how early UX tweaks can shift perceived value.
Early users told us they wanted less upfront commitment, so we adjusted pricing to lower the entry barrier.
That makes a lot of sense — lowering the entry barrier early on can really accelerate learning.
Sometimes even a short “what you get for this tier” visual breakdown helps reinforce that lower commitment feels low-risk.
Curious to see how this impacts conversions over the next couple of weeks.