Drop your product — I’m looking for indie tools to discover this week
If you’re building a SaaS, AI tool, app, developer tool, or side project, you can submit it here: https://indieneed.com/submit — I’m actively looking through new products being added to IndieNeed.
One thing I’ve learned from talking with founders recently:
Building the product is often easier than getting the right people to discover it.
You can spend months shipping something useful and still struggle with:
getting the first real users
finding people willing to try it
getting honest feedback
staying visible after launch day
explaining clearly who the product is actually for
That’s the problem I’m trying to solve with IndieNeed.
Instead of making products disappear after one launch-day spike, I’m working toward a platform where products can keep being discovered as they improve.
I’m especially interested in products that are still early.
You do not need:
thousands of users
a huge X audience
impressive revenue numbers
a polished “big startup” launch
If you built something useful, I want to see it.
When submitting, make one thing very clear:
What problem does your product solve, and who is it for?
For example:
❌ “AI-powered productivity platform”
✅ “Helps freelance designers turn client meeting notes into tasks and follow-ups automatically.”
That second description immediately tells someone whether the product is relevant to them.
So, Indie Hackers:
What are you building right now?
Drop your product below too — I’ll check out as many as I can.
I’m building FollowUp Desk—a small, private follow-up board for solo businesses that handle warm leads in WhatsApp.
It shows which leads are overdue, due today, or coming up; keeps stages, notes, and message starters together; and opens a reviewed message in WhatsApp when it’s time to follow up. Everything stays in your browser—no login, cloud sync, AI, or subscription.
It’s for consultants, tutors, agencies, and local service businesses that don’t need a full CRM but do need to stop promising leads from quietly going cold.
Disclosure: I built it. It’s ₹499 once: https://beginthings.com/followup-desk.html?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=product_drop
Building BidGlow — a multilingual public paid leaderboard for early-stage makers who want a transparent way to compete for discovery. I’m the maker. Real payments determine the public rank, outbound clicks are visible, and a new listing starts at $5; later upgrades only cost the difference. I’m especially looking for honest feedback on whether showing the payment, rank, and click activity makes sponsored discovery feel more trustworthy: https://bidglow.ai/?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=global_launch&utm_content=rahul_product_drop_aug20
Building AgentWatch — catches when an AI agent's responses are quietly getting worse in production (before a customer complains about it). For teams who've shipped an agent and have zero visibility into whether it's still doing its job well. Two lines of code to wrap your existing agent. Submitting it, thanks for putting this together.
please check out im looking for pilot desginers.