love this pivot. you're solving the 'what to make' problem — once brands commit to a production run they hit a completely different wall: tracking that order through the factory. that's what we built Seambase for, so the two tools could be complementary. curious whether factory coordination comes up when you talk to your small brand users?
Thanks! We’re mainly testing a few organic channels — X, Reddit, and Quora — where early adopters hang out, along with more visual platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
We’re focusing on sharing workflow demos (like virtual try-on and outfit generation) to see what actually resonates with fashion brands and e-commerce sellers.
So far, those seem to perform better than more generic AI visuals content.
As we've grown, I've started to realize that scaling a user base is much easier than scaling 'simplicity.' We’ve processed thousands of professional designs recently, but I’m still terrified that we’re building a tool that’s too technical for the average user.
I’m trying to strip back the complexity of our latest workflow without losing the precision that our power users rely on. I’m looking for fresh eyes that haven’t been staring at this dashboard for months.
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love this pivot. you're solving the 'what to make' problem — once brands commit to a production run they hit a completely different wall: tracking that order through the factory. that's what we built Seambase for, so the two tools could be complementary. curious whether factory coordination comes up when you talk to your small brand users?
Congrats on the launch! What channels are you testing to bring in your first customers?
Thanks! We’re mainly testing a few organic channels — X, Reddit, and Quora — where early adopters hang out, along with more visual platforms like Instagram and TikTok.
We’re focusing on sharing workflow demos (like virtual try-on and outfit generation) to see what actually resonates with fashion brands and e-commerce sellers.
So far, those seem to perform better than more generic AI visuals content.
As we've grown, I've started to realize that scaling a user base is much easier than scaling 'simplicity.' We’ve processed thousands of professional designs recently, but I’m still terrified that we’re building a tool that’s too technical for the average user.
I’m trying to strip back the complexity of our latest workflow without losing the precision that our power users rely on. I’m looking for fresh eyes that haven’t been staring at this dashboard for months.
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