Just Say Yes to Me

I didn't build this to solve a problem. I built it because I keep starting big projects I never finish, and I wanted one small thing that actually shipped and actually made money - even a little. So: you type a question, get a link, send it to one person. They open it and there are two buttons, YES and NO, except NO runs away from the cursor - and from a finger on a phone, which was the only genuinely hard part. Most people chase it anyway. The average is 8 attempts before giving in; someone in my database managed 84. I first imagined it for the terrifying first ask. Watching how it actually gets used, I think it's mostly people who already know each other doing something silly - date night, an anniversary, "one more date", a question with an inside joke sitting on the NO button. That's fine by me. It was always meant to be a joke, not a product with a mission. The whole business so far: seven weeks live, 169 people made 268 invites, 123 came back with a real answer, and two strangers paid $9.99 for the extras. About $20. I know how that sounds. But it's $20 from something that exists and works, which beats my previous record of $0 from things that were going to be huge. Two questions if you have a minute: does the running NO make you smile or just annoy you? And would you have paid for the extras, or is the free version the whole thing?