Great point! Paying users care more and help you improve your product. 😊

After 10 years in development, turns out coding was the easy part. Now it's time to finally learn some marketing 😅

I'm going to release new version of the app, including landing page.
Hope it will increase the conversion

Wow, that's good to know.
Need to double check my production env

Appreciate the support!

Thank you!

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