> some protocol catches my eye
> want to try out
> click the open app link
> see "enter invite code"
> closes the app immediately. Often unfollow protocol
unless you're a truly popular, viral app, invite code loses potential users
There're too many apps to try out already.
I don't bother going to discord/tg to just try the app

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I used to check tens of apps per day (before i got complacent and lazier), and invite codes was such a turn off

Hard agree. If the idea is to get user feedback and test out scaling, projects should do private, invite-only betas before launching for everyone. Codes feel like unfair, tacit KOL bait.