Is my startup any good after 10 days of rollout with the following numbers?

If you're willing to give up after 10 days you're not that serious about your startup. Try to get your traffic up (without spending more on ads). If traffic starts building then people like what you've got to offer and you can focus on making a better product/service. If traffic refuses to go up then you may face a more difficult decision.

All these numbers depend on what you did to get them. A website never gets 50K views if all you do is "launch" it. If you you had Techcrunch, CBS, MSNBC and the Today Show cover it then perhaps 50K is weak, but it all depends.

Give us more information on what you did before and during the 10 days and we'll be able to give more feedback.

You can't judge after only 10 days. This is only a launch. If you expected millions of page views, ok, this is a reality check: you were simply dreaming. Before day one, nobody knows what will be the results for a new product or service offering. Now, you have the first figure for your projections, and you can start to measure your progress and growth. That's all. Compute the minimal growth you need for your business to become profitable before you run out of money. And do all you can to obtain this growth. You may have to refine, enhance, and maybe pivot. But it will take months to know if your project is viable. Not days. You are in a startup, it is never a quick win like a lottery.

One thing I've noticed about this website and reddit/startups is that at reddit the

"entrepreneurs" aren't afraid to post a link to their website and demand

the crowd to critique it. Here.It seems "entrepreneurs" are afraid to post

what they're doing and we're just supposed to wonder why you're struggling.

Please stop being afraid of someone stealing your idea.

Post a link to your creation.

If that's not allowed that's fine. Just stating my opinion.