Direction prototypes
From scheduling notes to growing an audience
StackSweller has led with scheduling Substack notes. Substack now schedules natively, so the product is shifting its focus to discovery, growth and audience building: finding writers to work with, learning what works at your stage, and drafting notes worth posting. Scheduling stays, as a secondary feature. The three prototypes below test different shapes for that shift.
Each prototype has the same five screens: Home, Discover writers, What works at your stage, Viral Notes, and Publish. Sample data uses Matt Giaro's Substack, Second Career.