My little website conversion tool just did 2500 audits (10k visitors)

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I launched this as a tiny side project 30 days ago. I thought maybe a few friends would use it. Fast forward to today: 10,000 unique visitors 2,500 audits processed My server and API bills are hurting, but seeing people actually use the thing is the best feeling in the world. It’s been a crazy month of bug fixing and scaling on the fly to keep up with the queue. Just wanted to share the milestone because I don't really have anyone else to tell who "gets it." Thanks to everyone who tried it out early on.

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