Inide Need
Discover and submit products built by indie makers
What would make an indie product directory genuinely useful to you—better discovery, clearer context, or a way to be seen?
I’m listening as I keep improving IndieNeed. If you’ve built something, you can quietly add it here: https://www.indieneed.com/submit
If you’ve built a small website, tool, SaaS product, app, or side project, you can submit it here: https://www.indieneed.com/submit
I’m keeping IndieNeed simple so interesting indie products are easier to discover.
Built something you’re proud of? I’d love to discover it.
Submit your product to IndieNeed:
https://www.indieneed.com/submit
What are you making?
There are thousands of indie products being built every day.
Some get attention.
Most don’t.
I’m building IndieNeed to make it easier for people to discover interesting products — not just on launch day, but over time.
If you’ve built something recently, put it in front of a few more people.
👉 https://www.indieneed.com/submit
What are you building? 👇
Spent weeks building your product?
Don’t let it disappear after launch.
Share what you’ve built with other indie founders, get discovered, and see what people think.
What are you building right now? 👇
Submit your product to IndieNeed:
https://www.indieneed.com/submit
Most indie founders don’t need thousands of visitors at the beginning.
They need the right 10 people to actually try the product.
I’m curious what everyone here is building right now.
Drop:
Product:
Who is it for?
What problem does it solve?
What are you looking for right now — users, feedback, or testers?
I’m going through the replies and discovering new products for IndieNeed.
If you want another place for people to discover your product, you can submit it here:
https://www.indieneed.com/submit
No big launch required. Early products welcome.
What are you building? 👇
If you’ve built a SaaS, AI tool, app, developer tool, or side project and you’re trying to get your first users, testers, or honest feedback, submit it here:
I’m actively checking new IndieNeed submissions and looking for products that solve a clear problem.
You do not need:
thousands of users
a big X audience
revenue
a polished launch
Just make these 3 things clear:
What does it do?
Who is it for?
Why should someone try it?
The goal is simple:
Help useful indie products get discovered by people who may actually use them.
If you’re early, this is exactly the kind of product I want to see.
Submit here:
https://indieneed.com/submit
And if you want, drop your product name in the comments too — I’ll check the replies as well.
If you’ve built a SaaS, AI tool, app, developer tool, or side project, submit it to IndieNeed:
The goal is simple:
Get your product discovered by people who may actually want to try it.
You don’t need:
a big audience
thousands of users
revenue
a perfect launch
a huge social following
If your product solves a real problem, submit it.
When you submit, make these 3 things clear:
What does it do?
Who is it for?
Why should someone try it?
I’ll be checking new submissions and sharing some interesting products with the IndieNeed community.
If you’re trying to get your first users, testers, or early feedback, this is exactly the kind of product I want to see.
Submit here:
https://indieneed.com/submit
I’m looking for interesting products from indie founders this week.
If you’re building a SaaS, AI tool, app, developer tool, or side project, you can submit it here:
I’m not looking for polished companies with huge audiences.
I want to find products that are still early but solve a real problem.
When you submit, keep the pitch simple:
What does it do?
Who is it for?
Why should someone try it?
That’s enough.
I’ll be checking the new IndieNeed submissions and exploring the ones that catch my attention.
If you’ve built something recently, drop the product name in the comments too.
What are you building that people should discover before it gets big?
If you recently launched a product and it’s still struggling to get noticed, I’m looking for new products for IndieNeed: https://indieneed.com/submit
I’m especially interested in products that are:
useful but still unknown
built by solo founders or small teams
looking for first users
looking for honest feedback
solving one clear problem
No need for a huge launch, revenue screenshot, or big audience.
Just reply with:
Product:
Who it’s for:
What problem it solves:
What you need most right now: users / feedback / testers
I’ll check the replies and new IndieNeed submissions.
Sometimes a good product doesn’t need another feature.
It just needs the right people to discover it.
What are you building that deserves more attention?
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1I submitted AI Undetectable to IndieNeed today; it's currently in review. This is an existing product I'm rebuilding, rather than a first launch. Product: https://aiundetectable.com/ai-humanizer For: writers working on AI-generated articles and essays. Problem: rewriting full drafts to sound natural and help them pass AI detectors, with the original and rewrite side by side. Detector results aren't guaranteed. Need: users with real writing projects. I'm the founder. Full rewrite examples are public without signup; live tools have a three-day trial, then a paid plan. AI helped draft this reply.
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1Clickable product link: [aiundetectable.com/ai-humanizer](https://aiundetectable.com/ai-humanizer?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=indieneed_invite_sep20).
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1good idea, I like it!
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This one hits close to home. I launched a developer tool recently and the biggest lesson so far is that “shipped” and “discovered” are completely different problems.
I initially interpreted silence as a product signal, but after looking at the actual reach, almost nobody had seen the post. So now I’m trying to separate distribution failure from product failure before changing the product itself.
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1That distinction matters. Do you know whether any of the people who saw the launch were actually the people you built it for? A small reach number tells you very little if the audience mix is unknown.
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1I run HungryDevs, I have not submitted yet. Three questions before I do: How do you pick useful but unknown, manual review or auto-accept? After listing, how does a new product get seen first days, recent on top or votes? Do makers get feedback on page, or only visits?
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