Nothing aims to remind everyone that happiness can be found within yourself, and that external factors like material possessions aren’t necessary to be content.
Hey Product Hunters,
Here you can take a breather. No need to dwell on what we're offering. We're offering Nothing. Seriously. We don't even have a blue checkmark for you.
If you feel like you're missing something, here it is — Nothing. I mean, you've got everything you need to be happy. Our project just wants to remind you of that.
Plus, it's a fantastic gift for someone who already has everything. Or for someone who answers "nothing" when you ask them "what do you want as a gift". Remind them that material things are not that important.
Many ask us (not really), what's next?
We're planning to launch deliveries of Nothing by mail in big boxes. We'll also release merchandise and posters. We'll introduce a family subscription to Nothing, and a corporate subscription. We'll be donating 50% of our profits to charitable foundations worldwide.
That's all for now. Thanks for your attention and feedback!
Stay happy, folks!
@viktr I seriously dig this, and would happily subscribe if it really were Nothing.
Hear me out:
If you gave 100% of profits to charity, Nothing would be a charity.
If you distributed 100% of profits to shareholders, Nothing would be a scam.
Commit to re-investing 100% of profits in Nothing, forever, and I’m in.
I really have nothing to say about this, considering that it's like that dude who sold an invisible sculpture for millions, but I seriously love the website and I even like where it says "Companies to which we applied for employment before starting Nothing'
Hey! No kidding, this kind of service has every right to exist.
I have an idea for you:
Make a pro account. The idea would be that every month the subscription cost increases by 1.62 times. You can donate the difference in price to the charity. A pro-user is someone who can give more and more to others without asking for anything in return.
@wwwictor thanks for the suggestion, we'll definitely consider it! For now, we're toying with the idea of offering a promo code for +1000% the regular price. Catering to those seeking luxury.
Your page looks fantastic for nothing, but I'm more concerned about your churn when the users are tired of nothing. Have you thought about how to address the nothing churn?
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