Everything Indie

This is where you find help or offer your skills. Keep it simple, transparent, and builder-friendly. ✅ On Topic One-off gigs: design, copy, marketing experiments, small dev tasks. Part-time or freelance roles: help with growth, community, or tech. Short contracts: building features, audits, campa

You bought a project. Rebranded it. Rebuilt it. Pivoted it. Maybe you finally shipped the version you always wished you had – after years of trial and error. Whatever the path, you deserve to put it back into the world without the grind of Product Hunt or the cost of …

Ask Indiemaker is where you ask for help, feedback, or advice. Keep it concrete, actionable, and useful for the community. ✅ On Topic Feedback on a landing page, pitch, or feature. Input on pricing, onboarding, or growth experiments. Advice on tools, tactics, or playbooks you’re trying. Questions

Elon Musk has done extraordinary things: Put EVs into the mainstream with Tesla. Reignited space exploration with SpaceX. Pushed the limits of brain–computer interfaces with Neuralink. Helped normalize bold thinking around existential risks. But lately he said something that stuck with m

Hey folks! Quick gut check: Would you be interested in more technical deep dives into new or emerging tech (APIs, frameworks, tools, etc.) – but with a builder-first lens? Think: What can I actually do with this tech? Where does it shine (and where does it suck)? How can I …

Indiemaker is where you share what you’ve built – and let others experience it. Projects, products, experiments, campaigns, tactics, or business strategies– if it’s something people can try, test, or replicate, this is where it belongs. ✅ On Topic SaaS apps, plugins, extensions, bots, and micro-t

This space is a raw, unfiltered space for the indie economy. Think of it as a newswire for builders: part feed, part forum, all signal. Here’s what you can post: Links to interesting articles, market shifts, or indie success stories Commentary on trends, tools, or what’s broken in the ecosystem …

Hey IH! Just finished building InvoiceFlowAI - an AI-powered platform that predicts when invoices will get paid. Tech: Next.js, Supabase, Stripe Time: 3 weeks Market: 33M+ small businesses The hard truth: I'm better at building than marketing. So I'm selling it on Flippa. Already have 3 watchers an

Hey IndieMakers 👋 After 2.5 years of building and validating, I’ve decided to sell my project — Purple. It’s a women-focused digital work & learning platform that helps users earn remotely through communication and skill-based tools. Purple has a working platform (React + Node + Telegram integra

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I’m working in Triple Minds and I’m working on a Candy AI Clone project like this. Everything’s working fine — chat, memory, and character logic — but I’m struggling with the typing delay simulation. I want the AI to look like it’s “typing” naturally before sending messages, but the timing …

Sick of the "build community first" advice? Same. This thread is for people who skipped the audience-building and validation fluff – and just sold something. Ugly, unpolished, but profitable. Prompt: What did you sell before you had users? Before the launch tweet? Before the metrics dashboard? Reply

Hey, you. Yeah, you – juggling five side projects, vibecoding, and convinced by ChatGPT that your app is smokin. This isn’t a vibe-y Slack group or another SEO-stuffed newsletter. This is The Backroom – a private space for builders, bootstrappers, solopreneurs, and digital misfits who are done playi

No one talks about the janky stuff that actually works. So let’s normalise it. What’s one messy, hacked-together, kinda embarrassing win you’ve had recently? Maybe you duct-taped Stripe to Google Sheets and made your first sale. Maybe you bought a no-traffic domain, redirected it to your blog, an