Improvement is the key : shipped PitchIntel v1.0.1
Hey Indie Hackers đź‘‹
Just dropping a quick update from my tiny build journey.
Last week I started sharing PitchIntel, a simple AI tool for creating smarter company pitch briefs.
It’s not trying to boil the ocean — just scratching a small itch I kept seeing.
What I learned this week:
Small annoyances matter more than big “game-changer” features.
Early users will share honest thoughts if you give them something real to poke at.
Even a single like/dislike click helps — better than silent bounces.
What’s new in v1.0.1:
Refined the “What Not to Pitch” part — now filters out more bad fit signals.
Smarter subject lines — no more awkward robo-lines.
Cleaned up duplicate news items — tiny but it matters.
Added a quick like/dislike block on the landing page (no login needed).
Polished visuals — rounded logo edges, fresh icons, cleaned build clutter.
I’m still figuring this out — no big growth hack yet, just steady tweaks.
Current plan: keep it tiny, keep it useful, share what I learn.
If you’re curious about the why — I wrote a short piece here:
👉 Building a Tiny Tool for a Giant Problem
Would love to know:
What small tweaks did you ship early on that made a real difference?
How do you keep momentum when you’re the only one building?
Any feedback on how to make early pitch briefs more trustworthy?
If you’d like to peek at the tool:
https://www.pitchintel.tech
Thanks for reading! Keep building tiny things that matter. đź’™
