What is regretboard?
It's super simple: - Post your regrets anonymously (no login, no bullshit) - Read other people's regrets when you need to feel less alone - Comment your thoughts only once on other regrets. try to share comfort and compassion. - That's it
Problem
Users struggle to share personal regrets openly due to fear of judgment or isolation + lack of anonymity and limited emotional connection with traditional methods (e.g., journals, private conversations)
Solution
An anonymous web platform where users can post regrets without login, read others' regrets, and comment once per post to foster empathy. Example: Users anonymously share career mistakes or relationship regrets.
Customers
Individuals experiencing loneliness, guilt, or stress (demographics: ages 18-40; behaviors: seek emotional relief, online anonymity, peer support)
Unique Features
Strict anonymity (no accounts), one-time comment rule to encourage thoughtful engagement, and focus on shared human vulnerability.
User Comments
Feels cathartic to release regrets safely
Helps realize others face similar struggles
Simple interface reduces barriers to sharing
Commenting once fosters meaningful interactions
Lacks customization but prioritizes core purpose
Traction
Launched 9 months ago (as of Product Hunt listing), 600+ regrets posted, no disclosed revenue/financing data
Market Size
The global mental health apps market is projected to reach $4.4 billion by 2026 (Allied Market Research, 2023), aligning with platforms addressing emotional well-being.
