FirstUser exists for the gap after shipping: the product works, but nobody knows it exists. You send your link and a real person on the team reviews it within 24 hours — opening the app and using it properly — then decides whether they can actually get it paying users on X, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube and Reddit. The example review on the site scores readiness across message, funnel, market and product (e.g. 'Headline says what the app does, but not who it is for', 'Signup asks for 6 fields before showing value', 'No pricing page, so visitors can't self-qualify') and ends in a verdict: whether they can help and what to fix first.
There are two ways to work with them. The agency path is a free review, and if they can grow the app, their team does the work at $599/month per app. There is also an AI agent that produces viral content formats you run yourself, priced from $10/month. Monthly billing, cancel anytime, and no card is needed for the free review.