Indie software is exploding. Buyers can't tell what's trustworthy anymore.

AI tools, no-code builders, and solo founders are shipping more software than ever. Some of it is genuinely great. But for buyers, discovery has become noisy and risky - a product can look polished on the outside, and you still have no idea if it's secure, maintained, or backed by a real person.

That's the gap we built SaaStore to close. It's a curated marketplace for indie SaaS - every listing is hand-reviewed and independently security-scanned before it goes live, so buyers get real trust signals instead of just a landing page and a hope.

For sellers, it's a distribution channel - we get your app in front of buyers who are already looking, without you having to build marketing or sales infrastructure from scratch.

We're still early - would genuinely love feedback from this community. What would make you trust an unknown software product enough to actually try it or pay for it?