My SaaS isn’t a “course”… it’s a growth gym for indie devs

So here’s the thing.
Knowledge is free — Reddit, X, YouTube are stuffed with it.
But discipline? Momentum? That’s the rare Pokémon.

I built Indie10k because I kept making the same mistake:
Ship feature → feel good → do zero outreach → hear crickets 🦗

Indie10k is basically a gym for indie devs.
Instead of lifting weights, you lift growth loops.
TenK 6 Methodology = a simple cycle that compounds into traction + $$$.

Here’s what’s next on my mind (not a giant roadmap, just vibes):

• Polish the core workflow → make them feel snappy, especially for impatient devs (me 🙋‍♂️).

• Stripe is live → now thinking free users get a few loops, then paywall. Taste first, gate later.

• Milestone → 100 signups, then I need 1–2 people to actually finish a loop and share results.

• Content flywheel → blog posts → turn into IH/Reddit/X threads → keep sharing playbooks.

• Linkable freebies → Notion template + starter playbooks that double as SEO bait.

• Early revenue push → maybe a lifetime “early supporter” deal, just to prove $$ flows.

• Fun experiments → contests like “Oct: first subscriber challenge” so growth feels like a game.

Longer-term, I want a place where indie hackers track their reps, share evidence, and actually build momentum (instead of staring at crickets 🦗).

Anyway, curious if you’d actually pay for something that keeps you accountable — not just teaches theory.
Would you?