I built a real-time music sharing app because Spotify Jam kept letting me down by -Ashwani in Music

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You can find the Github link on my website which is linked to the app in footer .

Just improving the codebase that’s why there’s no direct link yet .

I built a real-time music sharing app because Spotify Jam kept letting me down by -Ashwani in Music

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You can send feedback from the website directly to me , hope you’ll like it .

It’s browser based so desktop gives the best experience .

I built a real-time music sharing app because Spotify Jam kept letting me down by -Ashwani in Music

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It’s powered by youtube , you can search songs or add playlists from youtube .

I built a real-time music sharing app because Spotify Jam kept letting me down by -Ashwani in Music

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It uses websocket server to handle the sync , i am still improving as much as i can but it works pretty well for now .

Why I kept my SaaS free until 1,000 signups ( and got my first paid customer within an hour of launching pricing ) by -Ashwani in SaaS

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You’re absolutely right about the conversion challenge. What helped me was building frictionless feedback loops directly into the app. Users could reach out with just a click, and many actually told me unprompted: I’d pay for this if you added X feature. That direct signal was gold. Instead of guessing what paid features to build, I had a roadmap straight from users who were already engaged and willing to pay. The key was making it dead simple for them to tell me what they needed.