Looking for Growth Partner – 50% Profit Share
I built MindCalm — a stress‑reduction app (3‑day free trial → $20 one‑time).
The product is live. Now I need a growth partner to help with distribution.
💰 Profit share: 50% of net profit from every customer you bring.
📧 Email me: [email protected]
Tell me about your experience with app marketing or content creation.
Let's build this together. 🚀
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seems like you're just looking for sales people not an actual partnership
MindCalm is a strong, simple offer — the “2-minute stress reduction” + low friction $20 one-time price makes it easy to explain and potentially easy to share on short-form content. The main challenge here is clearly distribution, not product clarity, which is actually a good position to be in.
If you’re open to experimenting with different acquisition angles, this could be a good candidate to validate quickly through partnerships and content testing. There’s a competition where you can submit it — entry is $19 and winner gets a Tokyo trip. Prize pool just opened at $0. Your odds are the best right now.
If you're working on something new, this could help 👀
$19 entry → idea competition
🏆 Tokyo trip
💰 $500 guaranteed
Round open 👉 tokyolore.com
Thanks for the perspective. I agree distribution is the core challenge more than product clarity at this stage.
Before considering external programs like this, I’m currently focusing on validating a few acquisition channels directly to see what actually converts in practice.
Makes sense — that’s the right focus at this stage.
If you’re testing channels anyway, one way to look at Tokyo Lore is less as a program and more as a controlled distribution test with a defined audience + clear signal.
But totally fair to prioritize your current experiments first.
If you want later, happy to plug you in for a round or just compare notes on what’s converting
Appreciate that — and I might take you up on it.
Right now, I'm focused on getting first users for Serene (stress relief app).
Once I have some traction and data on what converts, I'd love to compare notes.
What kind of products have you seen convert best through Tokyo Lore?
Curious to learn from your experience.
How do you differentiate yourself from the big players in this market? This is the critical question because it doesn't matter how good the marketing is - if the big players do what you do, they have 100 other features in their playbook for the same price and theyr'e spending millions to advertise.
This is the question every founder needs to answer before spending a dollar on marketing.
You can't compete with the big players on:
— Features (they have more)
— Budget (they spend millions)
— Reach (they own the channels)
So how do you win?
— Focus on one specific pain point they ignore (not their main feature set)
— Serve one niche they don't care about (enterprise vs small business)
— Be faster, simpler, more human (they're slow and bureaucratic)
The big players win on breadth. You win on depth.
For example:
— Salesforce does everything. A niche CRM for dog groomers wins because Salesforce doesn't care.
— Adobe does everything. A simple video editor for TikTok creators wins because Adobe is overkill.
What's the one thing the big players in your space refuse to do? That's your opportunity.
What's your product?