Edit: One thing I forgot to say, is that the app actually looks pretty nice. Sadly, I don't think that is enough to break into the market.
Edit: One thing I forgot to say, is that the app actually looks pretty nice. Sadly, I don't think that is enough to break into the market.
Let this one go. Be more innovative on your next project.
You will likely find people to partner with that have more niche markets to go after. One of your problems, IMO, is that you're product is very general and therefore has lots of competition. Once you are familiar with a smaller (but not too small) market, you will likely end up with many more ideas for products people will pay money for.
Contracting is underrated in the startup world, IMO. You can spend 6 months out of the year building other people's ideas, and the rest of the time building your own until your own products can support you.
That’s awesome! What is it? Is there a way you could tell people what that is in the description of the app?
Right now I have trouble telling what’s different about Read from, for instance, Instapaper.
Like paulsilver, I don’t think that “beautiful and revolutionary” means enough by itself.