
KarmaRace
Get users - A reciprocity-based testing network for founders
Getting users as a founder is brutally hard.
You can spend weeks (or months) building something solid…
launch it… and hear nothing. No users, no feedback, no signal.
Not because your product is bad —
but because no one ever saw it.
That’s exactly why I built KarmaRace.
💡 The Problem
Early-stage founders all face the same wall:
No audience
No traction
No feedback loop
And most growth advice basically says:
“Just post on Twitter / Product Hunt / Reddit and hope”
That’s not a strategy. That’s gambling.
🔁 The Idea Behind KarmaRace
KarmaRace is a reciprocity-based testing network.
Instead of begging for attention, you trade value:
You test other people’s products
They test yours
Everyone moves forward
No fake growth. No empty metrics. Just real people taking real actions.
⚙️ How It Works (Simple Version)
You create a task (try my product, star repo, give feedback, etc.)
Others complete it
You complete tasks for others
You earn karma
Karma boosts your visibility
The more you contribute, the more you get back.
🎯 What I Care About
I didn’t build KarmaRace to inflate vanity metrics.
I built it to:
Help founders get their first real users
Create a system where effort = visibility
Remove the randomness from early traction
🧠 The Truth
If you're starting from zero,
growth isn’t about being “better” — it’s about being seen.
KarmaRace exists to fix that.
If you’re building something and tired of shouting into the void,
this is for you.
About
KarmaRace exists because getting visibility as a developer is harder than it should be. You can build something genuinely useful, push it to GitHub… and nothing happens. No stars, no feedback, no traction.

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