It's been almost 70 days since I launched http://JustUnfollow.com

Users have unfollowed 991785 times until now. I guess in the next few hours JustUnfollow would be reaching the magic 1 million unfollows mark!

On an average, 595 users have been unfollowed every hour since the day of launch. That's some amazing statistics and I predict these numbers to climb higher as more and more users discover JustUnfollow.com!

The app gets around 2500 unique visits per day (over 6000 page views per day). The bounce rate is around 22% ( don't know if it's good or bad but seems alright to me). Major part of the traffic comes from the US and Japan. Firefox seems to be the browser of choice among JustUnfollow users and I see a lot of Opera Mini and Blackberry users as well.

Wish me luck, hope to double the number of unique visits soon.

I made JustUnfollow in a very short time. It was just meant to be a learning project for me. I wanted to learn how to develop and host a website on Google App Engine.

I liked what I had developed and so thought of sending across a tip to TechCrunch. I had no idea what was in store for me. Michael Arrington happened to check out JustUnfollow and since I hadn't made JustUnfollow to support users with a huge number of followers, it showed a few false positives. @Arrington shot across an email to me ( yes, Arrington himself!) and informed me about the bug. My joy knew no bounds when I received that email and thanked him for the same. I also received an email from Robin Wauters of TechCrunch.

While I was trying to digest the fact that Arrington himself sent me an email (trust me, it's kind of a big deal!) I realized he had posted a short post about the bug he found in my app! And that short post is where it all started pouring users for JustUnfollow.

It's been 2 months since I launched JustUnfollow and as of now, JustUnfollow has 15000+ registered users. I'm getting 5000+ page views everyday. I'm thinking of ways to monetize and in the next post I'll discuss one of the monetization ideas I've been working on. Of course, it's nothing new or path breaking, but it suits JustUnfollow and its user base.