Hey Indie Hackers 👋

I’m building Flipdrag, a platform to turn static content like brochures, catalogs, magazines, pitch decks, reports, and manuals into interactive flipbooks and web-style pages.

The problem I kept seeing was simple: PDFs are necessary for businesses… but once you share them, they’re basically a black hole.

No idea who opened them

No idea how long they viewed

No idea where they’re from

No control if the content should be public or private

Flipdrag exists to fix that.

With Flipdrag, static documents become interactive experiences with branding, embeds, lead capture, privacy controls (public, private, password-protected), and real analytics — so content is not just shared, it’s understood.

Still early days, building in public and learning fast.

Would love feedback on:

Does this problem resonate with you?

How are you currently sharing PDFs or catalogs?

Any features you wish existed but don’t?

Happy to exchange feedback and learn from fellow builders 🚀