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Focusverse: a focus and study website for people who want to work online

A focus and study website for people who want to work online.

Problem it solvesPeople want a place to focus, study, and work online without distractions.

Focusverse says its traffic grew after a Reddit post, then kept rising over the following weeks. It reports that the site went from about 20 visitors a day to over 250, with 20+ people online at the same time.

How they grewReddit post; Google, ChatGPT, Bing, and a LinkedIn company page

Visit ↗ reddit.comso far6 weeks

FocusVerse

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After my Reddit post my side project gradually went from 20 to 250 visitors a day About 6 weeks ago I posted about getting a couple of strangers on my focus/study/work website ([Focusverse](https://focusverse.io)). Before that post I had maybe 20 visitors a day. The post gave me one day of around 410, and two days later it was about 60. Pretty much what I expected. What I didn't expect is that it kept going up after that. End of August it was around 120 a day, early September 200, and this week it went over 250. I haven't posted it anywhere since. Best part is that there are usually 20+ people online at the same time now. It really makes me happy to see that people are actually using it and staying 😁 I checked the referrals for the last 30 days and Reddit is almost gone: \- Direct: 2.5k \- Google: 1.6k \- ChatGPT: 305 \- Bing: 240 \- Reddit: 19 Most Google clicks are people searching "focusverse" by name, so I think people who saw the post are coming back or sharing it. However people were already finding me through searching "focusverse" before I ever made my website known to anyone, so that is why I am wondering if it is something else too. The other top searches are Harry Potter study related (so I guess that is my niche in the studying field). I would think it's a mix of the Reddit post, Google and ChatGPT finally picking it up, back-to-school season, and the LinkedIn company page I made around the same time (maybe that makes it look more legit to Google and AI?). But I would actually like to hear your thoughts on this. Anyone else had traffic keep growing after a Reddit post? Do you think there are specific reasons (e.g., post content, timing, search engines seeing it, etc.)?

Visitors/day
250
current
Visitors/day
20
before Reddit post
People online
20+
at the same time
Direct referrals
2.5K
last 30 days
Sep 30, 2026Read on reddit.com ↗

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