Creators

Dominik Posmyk

Co-Founder & CEO at Quickchat.ai

@dominikposmyk 615 X followersFirst product launched 7y ago

Total monthly visits
87.9K
Down4.0%MoMOct 2026All others besides Quickchat are <5K
Public revenue
Undisclosed
No public revenue across products
Products
3
Since Aug 2019
Latest launch
6y ago
Quickchat87.9K visits/mo
100% full-depth creator dossier open: complete product portfolio, 12-month combined traffic & MRR curves, shipping cadence, and timeline events.

Traffic

Portfolio · Last 12 months
Monthly visits

Products

Products and research metrics
ProductVisits · OctActions
QuickchatMCPResolve >90% of customer conversations with AI87.9K
I T E M S YTurn your reading lists into a beautiful personal newsletter<5K
Lunch NextPayments and loyalty program for your business<5K

Timeline

Launches, marketing, revenue milestones, and pricing/plan/positioning changes across products
  1. Nov 1 · 15d ago

    • Quickchat Homepage headline (H1) changed to “AI Agents that resolve support and sales conversations, not just reply.”Positioning

      The most reliable AI Agents for online businesses→AI Agents that resolve support and sales conversations, not just reply.

    • Quickchat Removed technology: Google AnalyticsFeatures

      Google Analytics→—

    • Quickchat Removed technology: Linkedin Insight TagFeatures

      Linkedin Insight Tag→—

    • Quickchat Removed technology: MobXFeatures

      MobX→—

    • Quickchat Removed technology: Priority HintsFeatures

      Priority Hints→—

Questions & evidence

What products has Dominik Posmyk built?
Dominik Posmyk tracks 3 standalone software products on EarlyLore (3 currently live), led by Quickchat, I T E M S Y, Lunch Next.
How much website traffic do Dominik Posmyk's products get?
Across tracked standalone domains with web traffic estimates, Dominik Posmyk's portfolio reaches 87.9K combined monthly visits in each site's latest observed month. Coverage excludes shared third-party hosts and store listings.

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