I built something I truly believe in… but I can’t keep going. Giving it away.

I’m going to be honest here.

Over the past months (years, if I’m being real), I’ve poured everything into building a product that I genuinely believe solves a real problem. I’ve refined it, improved it, tested different approaches, listened to feedback, and kept pushing even when things weren’t working.

The frustrating part? I still believe it’s a very good product.

But I’ve hit a wall — not with the product itself, but with distribution. I’ve tried everything I could think of to get users: different channels, strategies, iterations… and nothing has really taken off the way I hoped.

At this point, it’s no longer just about persistence. It’s about reality. I can’t keep funding this indefinitely, and I need to shift my focus back to working and stabilizing my situation.
So I’ve made a decision.

Instead of letting this project die quietly, I’d rather give it to someone who sees potential in it and wants to take it further. No catch, no hidden agenda. I’d just hate to see something with this much effort behind it go to waste.

If you’re someone who enjoys building, growing products, or just wants to take a look and see if it sparks something — feel free to reach out. I’m happy to share everything openly.

For context, the app is called Gate B8, and it’s available on Android, iOS, and on the web: https://gateb8.com

Maybe it just needs the right hands.

Thanks for reading.