You're absolutely right, and I appreciate the honesty. The tool hasn't actually worked for me yet - I've been so focused on building features and trying to help others that I haven't spent nearly enough time learning to use it myself properly. That's probably the real problem. I'm asking people to trust a marketing tool when I'm clearly still figuring out marketing myself. I think I need to step back, actually use my own product consistently for a few months, and get good at this before expecting anyone else to believe in it. Thanks for calling that out - sometimes you need someone to state the obvious thing you're avoiding.

Fair point about expectations.I definitely thought this would be easier than it is. On the GPT wrapper comment though, I built this because existing tools weren't solving my actual problem. Maybe I'm wrong about the market need, but it's not just repackaged ChatGPT. Either way, you're right that good product execution is just the starting line, not the finish line.