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@jordan_lund Jordan, this app looks awesome! Being somewhat of a fitness buff, the big challenge, I know for most people is to stick-with-it, and stay motivated. Ardor looks like it does a great job of addressing that. So many stories to tell - from being a health and wellness app, to a virtual personal trainer, looks like it has great potential for widespread adoption. Happy to discuss further if you'd like.

@thedfigroup Hi David, I noticed you are interested in working with people looking to accelerate user adoption and growth. I appreciate what you are saying about seeking sources you agree and disagree with. We have launched on PH today and I would love if you had a look. We worked really hard to train Ardor how to make evolving fitness routines with individual workout challenges based on ever-changing predictions about your unique strength, speed, and fitness. If you think that's interesting, I'd love to get your feedback 🙏🏼 https://www.producthunt.com/post...

@thedfigroup Thank you. PM'ing you now.

@busmark_w_nika I sure can. Although, I don't know what you do with it, unless you have a site about Costa Rica as well ;-) Of course, there are subreddits about every topic on reddit. The search is not great, but you'll find something for almost everything you have to write about.

@busmark_w_nika For me, its mostly about the blogs. So, I just check out their most viewed pages or viral ones or the ones which have the most backlinks, depending upon my requirements. However, I recently came to know about a tool launched on PH, called Competitor.app I do not have any experience with it, but I think it could be a great addition for any SaaS company serious about their marketing.