My APP extracts info from chats. No one interested. What to do now?

Think of users as a big wrinkle faced monkey sitting in a tree. If you tell him what your thing "Do", the monkey will just say one thing "why should I care?". If you tell the monkey "oh this will help your family from being attacked" he will say "my family is just fine, thanks. now go away. I am resting". If you tell the monkey "If you don't have the tool you will die", he will say "I don't think so". If you tell the monkey that "by having this tool your kid is guaranteed to be admitted at Harvard and it costs you just 1 dollar per year", he will say "ok show me a bit of the video. I am resting."

Man, technical people just want to show off technical stuff. We do things more because we can not because we know how to get into the head of other monkeys. (Sorry for using the monkey analogy, I know we are humans, really really clever species).

You should check out books like "Why we buy" - it is about WHO CARES? like in WHO CARES IF THIS WOULD PREVENT WORLD WAR III. Or WHO CARES IF IT WOULD STOP 100 PEOPLE FROM DYING. What people cares about is very different from what you want to give them. You are given the cold should because of the cliche - who cares?

A classic case is this. IF you tell someone something would cut the risk from 60% to 10%, he will say "who gives a damn care". If you say "it will cut risk from 5% to 0% and if you do get hurt then sue me", he will say "how do I give you my credit card number again?"

An boston business man who shipps Northeastern winter ice to the Carriban's never knows why his offerings were never liked by the island dwellers. "Here, have an ice cream in the hot weather" - but they like it hot that way. The man ended up broke and was jailed for debt. The guy's name is Friedric Tudor, as in https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_trade.

Selling is an art. Not technical.