Hey Indie Hackers! đź‘‹
I’m Eduard, a full-stack developer and solo founder. Over the last few months, I've built, launched, and been actively growing AI SEO Copilot (a multi-dimensional free SEO audit and optimization platform built with Next.js, TypeScript, Tailwind, and Supabase).
The product is live and gaining organic momentum — just over the last 28 days, it generated nearly 3K impressions in Google Search with consistent early traffic from target search terms. But building, optimizing, and marketing everything completely solo is starting to slow down growth.
What I bring to the table:
âś… Full-stack engineering (Next.js, Node.js, AI workflows, scalable architecture)
âś… SEO and SMM background (over 10 years of experience, technical SEO, content generation, and organic growth strategies)
âś… A shipped product with live users, active search visibility, and continuous updates
What I'm looking for:
âś… Someone passionate about SaaS, growth, and AI-driven tools
âś… Ideally, a partner strong in growth, marketing, sales, or product-led distribution who wants to team up, share the journey, and scale this project together (open to technical co-founders too if you share the vision)
If you love the indie hacker grind, SEO tech, or scaling micro-SaaS products, drop a comment below or shoot me a DM. Let’s chat!
The target search terms are probably more informative than the 3K impressions at this stage.
If those impressions are coming from people actively trying to solve the problem the product handles, you already have the beginnings of a distribution signal. I'd be careful not to treat “more growth capacity” and “knowing which growth motion deserves scaling” as the same problem.
Thanks a lot for the detailed feedback—this really helped me reframe my thinking.
You're completely right that the 3K impressions are just a vanity metric at this stage. But when I dig into what those people are actually searching for (stuff like "AI SEO analyzer tool" and "WordPress SEO audit"), that's where the real value is.
To me, seeing active demand for the exact problem my tool solves feels like a strong signal right out of the gate. It's just a matter of focusing on the right channel now.
Appreciate you keeping me honest and grounded.
I appreciate you taking the time to think it through.
I'd be interested in continuing the conversation by email if you're open to it. What's the best email to reach you on?