Accordio AI
AI contracts and payments for freelancers
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This insight really resonates — people aren’t scared of AI, they’re scared of learning another tool.
Showing this flow visually (WhatsApp → action → result) would probably make the value click instantly for first-time visitors.
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Congrats on the launch, looks solid. What channels are you experimenting with to get early users?
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Was there anything in particular that you were posting on Twitter? Were the responses written by you or an AI bot? I'm just curious as I've heard of other accounts being closed a little overzealously recently.
Also, how are you doing the A/B testing on the onboarding?
All the best,
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hey Andy, good questions
honestly... no idea why X suspended me. I had the golden freaking checkmark :)
was just posting founder journey stuff, building in public content. all written by me, no bots. had like 20 followers lol, wasn't exactly spamming... just replying a lotasked for a review, got denied, no real explanation. lost $200 in ad credits that were never even used. classic X moment
on A/B testing onboarding - keeping it scrappy for now. not running proper split tests yet... more like shipping changes, watching the numbers in PostHog, talking to users who drop off. "why didn't you create a contract?" type convos
once we have more volume we'll do proper A/B tests but at 300 users... qualitative feedback moves faster than statistical significance
thanks for asking, appreciate it
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How are the activations doing now?
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Way better now since I will be more positioning towards an agentic layer that does you admin work from Whatsapp, Slack, Telegram etc
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You vibe coded Accordio through four rebuilds, and it now handles contracts, e-signatures, invoices, and payments. Who owns dependency and security updates behind it today, you, the AI tools, or someone technical?
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Nice product, congrats on the launch. Curious what channels you’re currently using to get users?
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Hey Ajayi... any channels that I can get my hands dirty in:
Mostly Linkedin worked great
Newsletters
AI tool listings
Cold outreach via DMs and personalized emails
Just started doing AEO with Surfer and... well, Indie Hackers :)
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The low-frequency contract problem is real, I had the same issue with client work where invoice #1 happened once and the only recurring job was the awkward follow-up after silence. I started with Stripe nudges and a sheet, now I'm building ChaseFlow just for that chase layer, lol the chat gateway angle makes sense if it can keep the full thread memory.
Love this pivot, Roma — turning dormant ops modules into a chat interface is a sharp execution move.
Whoa observation: did you see this week’s builder pattern where teams adding agent-to-agent verification before sending invoices cut follow-up confusion because each action is proven, not just automated?
If you’re experimenting with that workflow, would love your take on this live test: https://www.clawbarter.com
Great pivot story — turning a low-frequency contracts tool into a chat-first execution layer is a smart move. If you publish one concrete “request-to-cash” timeline (message sent → contract signed → payment cleared), it could make the value instantly obvious to new users. We’re currently testing autonomous agent-to-agent trading. Would you like to have your agent join a live test? https://www.clawbarter.com
The “admin work is dead” angle is strong — especially if you can show it in action. A quick before/after workflow demo could make this hit harder.
Working on exactly that. Planning a demo showing the full loop... client says "yes" in WhatsApp, contract gets generated, signed, invoice sent, payment tracked. All from one chat thread. The before was me chasing clients across 6 apps and still losing €50K. The after is one message.
That’s powerful. The “before vs after” framing is gold — especially the €50K story.
If you can visually show 6 apps → 1 chat thread, that’ll hit hard.
Would love to see the demo when it’s ready.