Dharmendra Jagodana's activity on Indie Hackers · Page 5

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I can build anything. Distribution is the wall I keep hitting.

I shipped a feature, took it to the audience most likely to hate it, and they told me it was pointless. Best thing I did all week.

Years of failed products taught me the boring lesson: build the infrastructure first, earn trust before revenue. Here's where I am.

The B2C-or-B2B decision you're forced to make too early — and why I stopped hard-coding it

I can build anything. Distribution is the wall I keep hitting.

I can build anything. Distribution is the wall I keep hitting.

The B2C-or-B2B decision you're forced to make too early — and why I stopped hard-coding it

I can build anything. Distribution is the wall I keep hitting.

A $16k MRR founder just said the quiet part out loud: infrastructure products have low churn. That's the whole reason I'm building one.

Vibe-coding is quietly killing simple SaaS products. The thing that's actually defensible isn't a feature — it's the boring layer

I rebuilt the same SaaS plumbing four times. So I built the thing I wish existed.

The DIY infrastructure trap: I see founders spending $6k to save $240/year. Can we talk about this?

I rebuilt the same SaaS plumbing four times. So I built the thing I wish existed.

Growing an open-source product to $1.3M ARR in two years

I rebuilt the same SaaS plumbing four times. So I built the thing I wish existed.

I rebuilt the same SaaS plumbing four times. So I built the thing I wish existed.

Most founders don't have a product problem. They have a visibility problem

Day 4: Why I Built a $199 Workspace Nobody Asked For

Who Uses SaaS Templates for Their Projects?

I built a metered billing backend so I'd never rebuild it again.