Back in January I decided to give this whole Indie Hacking thing a go and started researching, building and launching an employee feedback platform. I logged all my time into Toggl under 7 different categories, here's my data in a nice graph so you can see how my work evolved. This isn't neccessarily the "correct" way to do it, this is just how I did it.
Researching the market, exisitng competitors, deciding what an MVP would look like.
I did it on a tech stack I was already familiar with so fairly smooth sailing.
Hounding my friends and family to user-test the product, also includes time fixing bugs that came out of this.
Setting up infrastructure, tracking, security, email, billing, the most boring part.
Creating marketing assets & copy, Writing blog posts, writing terms and conditions etc.
Email marketing & cold calling.
SEO, social media, community outreach
Read my blog post 7 Steps to Launching a Tech Product where I go into more detail about each step if anybody is interested 😇
Nice job! I love your graphs and I find it interesting how you actually "invested" the time in research, which is often a skipped step.