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Welcome, introduce yourself! (Week of Dec 13th)

Rosie here -- the Indie Hackers community manager. Welcome! 👋

This short guide is meant to help you get the most out of Indie Hackers.

First, introduce yourself!

Indie Hackers is a community of people helping each other build profitable businesses and side projects. The key word here is "community." Don't be shy!

For starters, take a second to introduce yourself and share your goals in the comments below. 👇

Just say a few words about who you are, why you're here, and what you hope to accomplish or learn in 2020.

Take a moment to say hello to someone else as well!

Dive into learning.

We've interviewed hundreds of successful indie hackers. I recommend reading a few of their stories. It's a great way to get an overview of what's possible.

@csallen also puts out podcast episodes if reading isn't your thing!

Next, get started!

There's no time like the present. Check out the "Start Here" page for a list of practical steps and articles that can help you take action.

Not only will it help you get started, but it should also introduce you to some of the best parts of the Indie Hackers community.

This is just the tip of the iceberg! If you're ever feeling lost or confused, post in the Meta group or tag me (@rosiesherry) in any comment or post.

Don't forget to introduce yourself and say hi to someone else below! 🤗

on December 13, 2020
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    My name is Matt and I am the cofounder of Temper (www.usetemper.com -> all the benefits of fasting, none of the hunger). Previously I was COO of Boundless Mind (AI/ML for behavior change) before we were acquired by Thrive Global.

    My goal here is to learn more about user acquisition, omnichannel retail, the best practices around DTC.

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    Hi everyone! I’m Adit. I’d like to write my way out of my day job. And yes, I’m still polishing my writing skills. Hope I can learn from this community.

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      Hi Adit, is there anything specific you are writing now? I have been doing my best to write daily since around when the first lock down started. It is a really terrible sci-fi themed story...but I still have fun adding ~500 words a day to the top of my personal garbage heap. Happy to say I am nearing 80,000 words and will keep meandering until I think up an ending that I like!

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        Hi cypher_31, at the moment I'm planning to write about writing (oooh so meta), productivity, and policy analysis. Today I just post my first article ever.

        Your writing sounds cool! Do you have a blog/site for your story? Would love to visit it.

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    Hey!, I'm Vetrivel. I'm building a tool that can generate code for reactJS(CC licensed). I love solving problems and I'm joined this community to progress well.

    1. 1

      This sounds cool... Code generation tools are always fascinating. Do you have a website? What kind of code does it generate?

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        Hello. I have it as my side project and here is the project link https://github.com/imvetri/ui-editor . here is a recorded demo video for code generation https://vimeo.com/386239546

  4. 3

    Hey there!

    I;m ex-rocket internet manager from Berlin that starter whis own business called inksearch.co - SaaS enabled marketplace for tattoo industry.

    Our project is VC backed in 2019 and hope it will get us to the leader position in EU.

    We speed up and simplify the booking process. All done in one place.

    I can share my knowledge about marketplaces to those who just started.

  5. 3

    Hello everyone, I'm Lamine, leading Growth at a tech start-up. I love automation, building and scaling products. I'll do my best to provide as much value as I can!
    Glad to be part of the IH community!

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      My name is Okhela Mbadamana and I am a young aspiring entrepreneur looking to change the dynamics of the food industry. We know business has been tough for restaurants due to covid and I aim to develop a platform that provides increased safety to leisure activities such as fine dining. The groundbreaking platform focuses on embracing the new normal (covid-19) as opposed to fighting it. A platform with distinguished features that will improve the restaurant industry even post covid 19 by cutting costs, increasing the customer base as well as customer loyalty, reducing managers workload, and simplifying management etc. I have refined the project with a few restaurant owners to make sure it suits their needs, My only problem is funding, how can you advise me.

  6. 2

    Hello! I'm Curtis and I am cofounder of cloudstash.com and Electric Board Games. We are working our way out of a job. I'm here to get help and advice from folks in the trenches, like us.

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      Awsome, welcome, when did you start this journey?

  7. 2

    Howdy! I'm David. Working on building my way out of my day job. I build and manage websites for businesses. I'm also working on a new projected called AKA. We're disconnecting user data from applications. By storing your user's data with them, you can share that data between applications and instantly personalize your content. I'm hoping to meet some other indie hackers and make some friends!

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      Oi David, welcome! Have you heard of remoteStorage, SOLID, or Fission? Seem to be similar ideas. You might also want to check out 0data.app

  8. 2

    Hey, everyone. I'm Jersey. I'm currently building a website that will make it easy for users to swap books. My main goal right now is to build up a list of interested users :)

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      Hi Jersey, welcome. I don't know much about this space but a quick search shows some seemingly similar apps. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=book+swapping+app&t=iphone&ia=web You can maybe differentiate by talking about what is unique about yours

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        Thanks for this. You're absolutely right. I've seen many alternatives, but I've ultimately found that they are clunky, difficult to use, and don't have a sophisticated social system. In addition, I'd like to find ways to handle shipping for users in the future, making the process as seamless as possible.

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      That sounds amazing! I love books, and to have a SWAP site would be amazing! Good luck!

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      Also, I met someone doing a similar project in Europe https://inventaire.io/welcome

  9. 2

    Thanks for running this community! A friend (@blakerson) mentioned this site a few times and I'm starting to take my side project seriously so thought I'd join. I'm working on a coaching business for senior Product Managers (especially those at big tech companies). Have a tiny website and a few blog posts so far but looking for inspiration, help staying motivated, and tips for how to hack together simple monitoring tools from this group!

    I'm doubly impressed that your simple post made me want to share my story. Nice onboarding experience :D

  10. 2

    Hello all! I'm currently the founder/CEO of a mobile app which is currently in development - I am seeking to bring someone on as a partner to function as the CTO. This would include working with the current development team to learn/understand the code inside and out as to be able to take on and lead the future of technical development for our app (and any future apps). Seeking young, talented, and motivated individuals - if interested contact me anytime!

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      My name is Okhela Mbadamana and I am a young aspiring entrepreneur looking to change the dynamics of the food industry. We know business has been tough for restaurants due to covid and I aim to develop a platform that provides increased safety to leisure activities such as fine dining. The groundbreaking platform focuses on embracing the new normal (covid-19) as opposed to fighting it. A platform with distinguished features that will improve the restaurant industry even post covid 19 by cutting costs, increasing the customer base as well as customer loyalty, reducing managers workload, and simplifying management etc. I have refined the project with a few restaurant owners to make sure it suits their needs.

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      What does your app do? This is part of my day job, and while I don’t have time to do it myself, I think you’ll be a lot more likely to find a great CTO if you’re able to pique their interest in working on something they’re actually excited about.

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    Oi everybody!

    I'm here to connect with like-minded creators and improve my marketing skills.

    My goal for the next year is to create a sustainable income from 0data apps (where you own 100% of your data); I have a few live already:

    • Kommit for studying with flashcards
    • Hyperdraft for turning text notes into a website
    • Launchlet for running custom JavaScript and CSS on any website

    and hope to work on more. The focus is on simple, accessible tools.

    Nice to meet you, and let me know how I can help.
    Rosano

  12. 2

    Hey there! I'm Maxime, I just finished my studies in a French business school and I'm increasingly interested in the app ecosystem and product design.

    With two friends we launched App Fuel, the one-stop station for app builders. We provide inspiration and insights from the best apps for product designers and indie makers ;) Our goal is to save you benchmark time when working on your app projects.
    Our website: https://www.theappfuel.com/

    Great to be here, I hope to discover new stuff and get new ideas around this project with you!

  13. 2

    Hello there. I'm not a founder and I think I'm far from being an indie hacker, but I do like coding and working on side projects. My current side project is a video game. A jumpless platformer in which you use your dash ability to explore an old man's house and life. I'm eager to learn more about this community :)

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      Hi! As someone else who enjoys making small games I understand the appeal. Watching something you've made entertain another person can be so rewarding. I have only pushed one game onto a "final" marketplace (Google play store), but continue to work on little things every day.

      I find my main issue being the loss of interest in a project once I get past the "fun" part, that being creating the main game loop and the bells and whistles that go along with it. Good luck with your project! The only advice I would pass along is this: get as many finished games under your belt as you can, if I had done that with all the projects I have started and stopped I am sure I would be doing it full time by now!

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        Thanks for the advise! Right now I "forced" myself to continue with it by gathering a team with an artist and a musician. We don't want to "hustle" too much to release it though (that's a main theme of the game too), but we do encourage each other to progress by sharing our work between ourselves. I estimate that at this pace it will be finished in 2 years or 3 though.

  14. 2

    Hey there, I'm Christine. I've been building a little tool, ListenLater.fm over the past year and have recently been able to show it off more publicly. It's a read it later service for your ears -- you send it articles you want to read via email, bookmarklet, or browser extensions, then it adds them to a personal, private podcast feed, so that you can listen to the article when you'd otherwise be listening to a podcast. For me, I've never been able to get in the habit of reading through the articles in a read it later service like Instapaper or Pocket. They just collect dust in an inbox. But I always check my podcast app when I need something to listen to. It's been a great way of throwing articles into a bucket I'll actually check.

    I also write a webcomic called Bodies, and run ThisWebsiteWillSelfDestruct.com. I've got a law degree, and my day job involves work in Intellectual Property technology.

    I've been listening to the IndieHackers podcast for a few years now, and have been meaning to be more active over here, so I wanted to come and say hello! It's great to meet everyone!

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      I absolutely love the idea (and the execution) of ThisWebsiteWillSelfDestruct.com. It's all strangely moving. :)

    2. 2

      This sounds like a great idea!

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      Hi Christine, I love thiswebsitewillselfdestruct.com 😆 😆 Great concept!

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      Wow! That's a cool idea, Christine. Those services implement text-to-speech but they didn't seem to think about making a podcast feed. Very interesting. I dig the 'document limit' as opposed to qualitative distinctions based on how much someone pays - doing this with all of my apps too.

      FYI the audio demo reads 'A read-it-later service for your ears.' twice in a row, maybe it could sound more fluid once.

      The name reminds me of something I wanted to build: a read-it-later for music links… Guess I won't call it ListenLater lol

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        Thanks for the FYI on the title being read twice. I just implemented some code to automatically refresh that audio demo, and I forgot that the title would end up doing that. I appreciate you mentioning it!

    5. 1

      Hi Christine! I love your website and the idea behind you. You seem to lead an extremely busy life. Can I ask how you manage to write and draw a webcomic that publishes regularly, build out cool tech projects while still daylighting as a lawyer (which I assume is more than your standard 9-5)? I have a day job and feel like I'm zapped when I get home.

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        Sure. So first, the webcomic isn’t updated as regularly as I’d like. I’m currently on a bit of a hiatus, with Patreon billing paused, after I had my first child a few months ago. But even when it’s coming out more regularly, I only write, letter, and market the comic, but I work with an amazing illustrator for the drawings.

        I have a JD, but I’m not actually a practicing lawyer. I work in legal tech at a job that I can usually keep to 40ish hours a week. It also gives me the freedom to learn and work with a lot of the technologies I use in my side businesses.

        As for getting things done when I get home? It takes time and some weeks are more productive than others for me. I don’t beat myself up if I’m not working on something every day. And I’ve got enough irons in the fire that sometimes it’s easier to say ‘I’m too wiped out to do X, because it requires I’m in a thoughtful mood, but I can work on formatting and lettering the next few pages of the webcomic since that mostly just requires me to stare at design software for an hour somewhat mindlessly. Sometimes that works well, but it’s also easy for a project to get dropped. That’s just something I’ve accepted. I start about 5-10x the number of things I finish. I’m okay with that, and I just basically accept that some things don’t get done because I either don’t have the mental bandwidth or don’t actually have the interest in them I think I do.

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          Wow, it's inspiring that you are doing all that in addition to taking care of a child and working 40 hours a week!

          I can definitely identify with having a list of 'less mindful' work to do when I'm low on energy - sometimes it makes me feel productive and sometimes I feel like I should just stop trying to be productive haha.

          I also think it's cool that you accept whether you're able to work on something or not - my strategy has been 'just try to do one thing a day' if all else fails.

          Nice to hear this more mindful approach, not so common in the world of startups.

  15. 1

    Hi, I am Abinash, marketing manager at shipglobal (international logistics company from India) and at this moment I'm planning to write about how Ecommerce D2C brands expand businesses in global market .

  16. 1

    Hi there! I'm Alex. I write on my personal blog https://inspecthome.com.au/ about Real Estate. I like building side projects and I'm joining this community so I'll not feel alone in the process.

  17. 1

    Hi there! I'm David. I write on my personal blog https://theweldingmate.com/ about CI/CD and other cool stuff. I like building side projects and I'm joining this community so I'll not feel alone in the process.

  18. 1

    Its Christopher here .. Indie Hackers has been recommended to me by a few of my colleagues as I am in search a "BadAss Mothafucka" that has engineering skills and the mind for doing complicated things like...... Empowering people through a digital platform to control their digital future. Sounds Crazy..lol. Well it is and that's the journey we are on. If you are interested in knowing more replay.

    The Entrepreneur Lesson:
    Always be learning
    Always listen With the intent to understand.
    Delegate to hats you wear every day and stay deep into your lane
    Empower the Team always
    Create some thing every day
    If you are the smartest person in the room, you're in the wrong room

    The journey is the destination !

    Christopher

  19. 1

    Hello. I started learning python recently but the learning has gone very well so far. Hoping to dedicate a lot of time to this endeavour. All the best.

  20. 1

    Tomorrow I celebrate my 71 birthday. My wife and I have been independent business owners, starting, building, and running businesses for the last 40 years. We're the creators of the BizCube Paradigm a visual model for understanding how a business is structured, what the parts are and how they are inter-related. We'd like to share what we've learned - DIYBusinessClasses.com / Facebook.com/groups/DIYBusinessStartup

  21. 1

    Hi! I'm a Machine Learning Engineer with a focus on Natural Language Processing. I set myself the goal to start a project that generates some kind of MRR next year :) I'm pretty much in the ideation stage, interested in anything machine learning related, but also open to other ideas

  22. 1

    Hi all. My name is John. I'm a data scientist who has worked in pro sports for the last seven years. Recently I got motivated to try to share some of the tools that I've built over the years to run and win fantasy sports leagues-- things like automation for setting lineups, AI for making draft picks and suggestions for adding/dropping players and making trades. Basically think of it as the tools needed to run your fantasy teams like a quantitative hedge fund runs their portfolio-- lots of statistical modeling and risk analysis. I'm looking to gain experience starting and running a small business as a side project.

  23. 1

    Hi everyone, I'm Llewellyn, all the way from South Africa. I am here to hopefully partnering up with someone for some ideas I have in the near futrure. Furthermore I am just excited to learn and share with this exciting community. Thanks!

  24. 1

    Hello Everyone my name is Christine. I am a podcaster and an entrepreneur. I want to find out how i can start an online store and have nothing to do with inventory

  25. 1

    Hi There , I am Arnab Paryali from India .
    I do love coding & building stuffs . Although I am a computer science student , I would say I am a self taught in term of Programming . I love JS & TS most.

  26. 1

    Hi there! I'm Gaspare from Italy. I write on my personal blog www.gasparevitta.com about Docker, CI/CD and other cool stuff. I like building side projects and I'm joining this community so I'll not feel alone in the process.

  27. 1

    Hey! 👋 I'm Geordi, currently building Sendsheet - a SMS and Email scheduling tool that pulls data from Google Sheets. I'm hoping to build a useful tool, but learning the craft of building, marketing and growing products is my first priority :) I welcome any questions or advice! Excited to get involved in the community

  28. 1

    Hey friends!

    My name is Ben...found out about the community through the recent ACQ podcast episode

    Background...cofounded a DTC startup in 2012 called Top & Derby (topandderby.com), which makes design-driven home healthcare products (canes, compression socks, etc)

    In 2019, I started jamming on a side project with a couple of pals – the company is called Thisten (thisten.co). It started as an audio to text transcription platform for making live events and conferences more accessible

    We pivoted when covid hit, and turned the platform into a self serve SaaS product for transcribing podcasts, video calls, etc. Now, the platform runs on its own and is a fun thing to watch grow, drip by drip :)

    Stoked to learn more about the projects that peeps are working on!

  29. 1

    Hi everyone! My name is Jose and I am a product guy looking forward to leave his Monday to Friday job. With plenty of ideas on my head I want to use the community to get some feedback about them, trying to help others with my feedback and of course meet some fascinating indie hackers.

  30. 1

    hi all! My name is Riz. I am here because I want to start a website and hope to learn how to do so in 2020

  31. 1

    Hi everyone! I'm Greg, I would like to build my first startup.
    I'm curious to learn more from you. This platform seems very cool.
    Thanks for sharing all your stories.

  32. 1

    Hi Beautiful people, My name is Juan Petter and I work as a tech support engineer in a call center, I am currently trying to build a digital marketing agency and a dropshipping store, My goal for 2021 is to quit my job and make 10k a month I intend to do this by offering beautiful websites and data-driven PPC management. I want to offer my services to local businesses. Hope to meet you soon.

    https://senggigibags.com/
    https://petteragency.com/

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      Hey - similar journey here, how's it going?

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        Hey bro, thank you for reaching out, since I last wrote this post, I have quick my job as a tech support engineer, I am now officially 100% dedicated to getting my agency off the ground, tell me about your journey and how has been for you? regards;

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          It has been 1 month since I quick my job, I am taking it to chill at the moment, but after a mini-vacation to Panama I will start building things up, Again the idea is to focus on the advertising agency and to scale it to the moon and beyond

  33. 1

    Hello, everyone! my name is Lina and I'm in the marketing team of https://amzchart.com/en, it's a Amazon analysis tool for amazon sellers. I know it's quite competitive as there are many similar tools, but out tech team is quite passionate and I'm very happy to work with them, so I hope to the learn more about how to market a saas tool, and hope some people will like our product. ❤️

  34. 1

    My name is Paul van Raak. Co-founder of Nuno
    (Getnuno.com) We are a new startup where we develop solutions to safeguard teenagers for the darkside of sexting.

  35. 1

    Hi Rosie,
    I’m here for inspiration! I’m trying to build a data science product and need some inspiration and motivation to keep me going!
    Cheers!

  36. 1

    I’m Jon. I’m a technical product manager, YouTuber and podcaster. I enjoy exploring the systems, strategies and tools that help us live happier, healthier, and more productive lives.

    I'm working on a number of Micro SaaS apps in 2021 and will be documenting my journey on indiehackers as I've followed this site for years but never contributed until now.

    I'd love to connect with you all.

    Thanks for having me!

  37. 1

    Hello everyone, I am Sundar. I have recently started a podcast about books and interested to learn more about content marketing and how I can improve the quality of content and delivery. Thanks

  38. 1

    Hi Everyone, I'm Maria and I'm currently trying to create my business. Right now I'm in the mortgage as a processor. I would like learn more or maybe learn some other businesses that I may not know about. Just new to all this.

  39. 1

    I'm currently building a course that teaches Pythonic Algorithms, with modern functional style concepts (when applicable), and beautiful animations. https://pythonical.org. I've managed to set up a successful Python bootcamp in the past, and am hoping to do so once again, once i'm done developing my content. Shyal Beardsley

  40. 1

    Hey there Indie Hackers. My name is Conor. I worked on a newsletter (thecaptable.com) that got acquired and landed me the job of a lifetime as a founding member at a company called Sacra (sacra.com).

    I'm passionate about building communities, content, and writing. I would love to learn from and contribute to this community! Feel free to ping me about anything!

  41. 1

    Hi! I am Mia. I am a 19 years old student that has been having a dream to start my own startup since I was 17. I am so gratefull that this community exist and I hope to learn a lot from all of you :)

  42. 1

    Hello everyone, my name is Ville. I have background in business development/sales and I am interested in innovation & digital businesses, which is why I decided to join this community. I have started thesnippet.co which is a free curated newsletter of business & tech news with the aim to save your time by collecting interesting articles from different media outlets.

    In 2021 my goal is to finish a web development course I am taking to be able to start my own cool tech projects (I find marketplaces & SaaS exciting).

    If you need help with brainstorming ideas or with sales/business dev strategy I am happy to help.

  43. 1

    Hi everyone! I'm Cristian. I have a start-up business where I want to change the fast fashion world and improve the clothes by adding different elements on them and be cool again. Mostly, I paint on clothes, new and old for now. Seeing how fast people get bored of clothes and throw them affecting the climate in the same time is bad and I would like to change that.

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      Cool concept! I believe in that Dieter Rams quote "Recycling is defeat", way better to reuse, as you are doing. Is this going to be mostly offline? Do you have a business model?

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        It's mostly online, but I didn't thought it would be appropriate to throw marketing and selling stuff from the first message hahah. The website is thedemclothes.com but you can see a lot more on Instagram @thedemclothes .
        I don't think I have a business model, but I try to improve everyday and learn new stuff to make the customs better. Being mostly by myself, it's hard to manage every aspect, but I try my best :)

  44. 1

    Hi everyone! I am Rahul, right now I am learning ML/AI, I like it, everyday I learn something new, I think I am happy with it, but I also like flutter development, I like to design an app then build it. And there is one more thing, I love writing, I imagine, I dream about what I want to write. I like to see myself as a writer after few years, but I am just confused, scared that I might fail.

  45. 1

    Hello everyone,
    I am very new to IndieHackers.com website.
    I am a C# developer and want to create beautiful projects I have brilliant ideas to get started is there anyone who want to collaborate with me?
    It is to inform you all that I already have worked on more than 50's of my self project and to be specific I had created an online multiplayer game for windows platform it's name is 'GamersMagic-Pro' if anybody is interested then kindly contact me on my email address techzy.programmer@gmail.com
    Thanks-A-Lot. Have a wonderful day ahed!

  46. 1

    Hi everyone I’m the CEO and Founder of a VC backed company but also working on a side project in the FinTech/Sports Betting space.

    Read about this community on LI and it looks like a great place to learn and share.

  47. 1

    Hey Guys, I'm Pushpak. I host 2 podcasts and work with startup. I failed in my first venture but learnt a lot. I'm from non- tech background and I want to build something in tech. I'm exploring no code platforms but I'd like to work on something with a techie.
    I'm glad to be a part of community.

    1. 1

      Hey Pushpak how are you?
      I am Rishabh Kumar from India and mainly develop in C#.net language.
      Let's unite together and build something very new in the market of technology.
      Provide me with your contact details so that we may can discuss on new ideas !

      1. 1

        Ping me on what's app 7276698014

  48. 1

    Hi everyone. Just signed up today and what a great platform! I am at the early stages of a saas finance/treasury fx idea. Super excited about the idea but fully aware of the challenges and likelihood of failure.
    My immediate challenge is how to navigate the process while continuing the (fairly secure🤞) day job and at which point I need to choose between career or startup. I’m in research mode right now and planning out possible routes.
    Looking forward to exploring IH, hearing other experiences and contributing as best I can.
    Yaduks, UK

  49. 1

    I'm Bilal. Heard of indiehackers alot on Twitter so I'm here just to explore.

  50. 1

    Hi!I'm Abdul Ghani. I am a Security Engineer by Profession. Edtech And Fintech Enthusiast. Planning to build fintech app for children. Looking forward to learn from the community and find good people to work with on diff ideas!

  51. 1

    Hey guys and gals,
    This is Gavin, IAM a digital marketer specialized in B2B marketing I just want to be a part of this community and learn more day by date about SaaS and marketing.

    Cheers,

  52. 1

    Hi everyone! I'm Jane. I am an assertive person motivated anything by digital. I want to be a part of community to have my voice and get to know more information.

  53. 1

    Homelody Hersteller ist ein Online Unternehmen, das sich auf Badprodukte konzentriert. Während wir die Qualität unserer Produkte sicherstellen, verfolgen wir Produkte, die für eine breite Palette von Küchen und Bädern geeignet sind. Wir haben ein starkes Forschungs- und Entwicklungsteam für Badezimmerdesign, um sicherzustellen, dass die Produkte neu und modisch sind. Professionelles Kundendienstteam, perfektes Kundendienstsystem, um sicherzustellen, dass die Kunden einen qualitativ hochwertigen Service erhalten. Wir hoffen, jedem Kunden das beste Einkaufserlebnis bieten zu können. Der Online-Shop von HOMELODY bietet ein hochwertiges modernes Wasserhahn und Duschset. Wie Küchenarmaturen, Badarmaturen, Duschsysteme, Edelstahl Wasserhähne, Küche Wasserhan usw. Wir sind bestrebt, unseren Kunden moderne Designs mit modernen Produktionstechniken anzubieten. Homelody steht für Produktion und Qualitätskontrolle und entwickelt und fertigt seine Produkte in strikter Übereinstimmung mit branchenüblichen Qualitätsmanagementsystemen, um höchste Produktqualität zu gewährleisten. Homelody bietet einen kostenlosen Lieferservice für alle Bestellungen. DHL wird innerhalb von 2-5 Tagen schnell nach Deutschland geliefert und innerhalb von 3-7 Tagen schnell nach Europa geliefert.

    https://www.homelody-de.com/

  54. 1

    Hi, I'm Justin. I'm a Creative Director with 2 decades of experience building retail brands. I sold my Creative Agency and working on a tool to help the photoshoot industry. I'm hoping to meet people I can learn from who have an interest in professional image making (photographs and videos) and have an expertise in developing digital products.

  55. 1

    Hi Everyone! My name is Rob. I recently was made redundant from my corporate job at Salesforce so I am using my exit package and available time to setup an experience-led socially-responsible travel company focusing on the niches of volunteering and animal conservation. The company is very new, so have a landing page setup at www.wherenext.to and slowly building up an Instagram following at https://www.instagram.com/wherenext.to - The next phase is to complete the design for the main site and scope out the development phases. I am leaning towards using the JAM stack for speed and loose coupling of components. I know it may seem like a strange time to start a travel company but the pandemic is also providing some opportunities. I joined this group to learn and share ideas as I have a similar mindset.

  56. 1

    Hello everyone! I live in Boston and would love to help partner with other cats to build better systems!

  57. 1

    Hi everyone! I’m Tao. I’d like to write my way out of my day job. And yes, I’m still polishing my writing skills. Hope I can learn from this community.

  58. 1

    Hey! I'm Susan, a content creator extraordinary. I've launched numerous digital products and books, but not to the success of so many others I've heard and read about over here. I've joined this community after lurking... :-) Can't wait to meet others! Thanks for having me!

  59. 1

    Hi, I'm Jordan, and I just started working on a dating profile improvement website that allows people to compare their own profiles to others in similar cohorts - Like SEO for online dating.

    The goal is to enable the same kind of competitive analysis used by marketers to find out what tactics work at getting companies noticed, and apply it to your own online dating persona. I've found that there is no way to benchmark the performance of a dating profile because all the useful comparative data is kept secret and proprietary by the dating apps to fuel their matching algorithms. There is no transparency, and I hope to change that.

    My most relevant experience is leading sales and biz dev at a VR Medtech startup from 0 to 3M in ARR as Dir. of Sales from 2014-2019. I don't code, so I'm focusing on building a prototype using NoCode tools while I work on initial monetization and growth strategy. I hope I make some fruitful connections here!

    Best, Jordan

  60. 1

    Hi everyone! I'm Okhela. I am a young proactive, determined and well driven individual that is willing to go out in the world and invoke innovation

  61. 1

    Hi! I'm Andres from Medellín, Colombia. I currently work at Skillshare but at some point I would like to start my own business so I decided to join this community to learn more.

  62. 1

    Am Alex am here to learn how to hack bank account

  63. 1

    Hey everyone, I'm Yusuf. I am a social entrenpreneur (findhelp.team) with CS background. I've built a few products for companies I work for. It is time for me to build a product (or products until Product/Market Fit) and make a living with it . I was following IH for a while and I wanted to be a part of this great community.

    1. 1

      Welcome! I'm new also, can't wait to grow with you and so many others in the community.

  64. 1

    Hi motivated hackers! If Data Science/Data Analysis is in your blood, you love doing magic with data in order to produce some meaningful output, and passionate about helping solve a challenging math problem in the healthcare sector, specifically the pharmaceutical industry, you are warmly welcome to join me :-) My name is Mai (you can connect with me on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mai-van-01324218/), based in Germany, the city of Munich. I came up with my startup project- Humarance- in 2019 during a startup accelerator program organized by the Founders Institute. Humarance's first vision is to be the data science-based solution that offers drugstores (and possibly also pharmaceutical manufacturers) a much more precise prediction of demands for specific groups of drugs.

    Following that I have been participating in several startup incubator programs from Unternehmer TUM as well as Hackathons (the latest Hackathons were #WirVsVirus and #EUvsVirus organized by the German government and Pan-European), therefore if there's one thing I can say about myself, it is my enormous determination and commitment. I'm currently on the look out for an awesome Data Scientist with qualities as above to be my co-founder, my colleague and my friend :-)

    One great news as heads-up, I'll already be having the first discussion with a pharmacist from one of the largest drugstores here in Central Munich tomorrow at 7PM (GMT + 1, CEST). Thus things are making a good progress. I truly hope I can hear from some of you who share the same passion and commitment. Peace and thanks for reading!

  65. 1

    Hello! My name is Tanya. I am Sales Manager at Atompark email software

  66. 1

    Hey hey everyone, I'm Brandy - The Connector; and I'm looking to learn with and from this community; and possibly patronize some of your excellent creations!

  67. 1

    Hi everyone. I finally broke down and joined up after seeing everyone having such a great time on here. I'm currently building an app called Spitball (on Twitter @SpitballHQ) that lets people hire others and earn money just talking with others. I do lots of coaching and help calls with people using Adalo and found that many times, people just need a sounding board for ideas, someone to hold them accountable, or some technical help. This led me to start developing Spitball. My mission is to connect people in a more positive way - by having face-to-face chats about what makes us similar rather than keyboard wars over what makes us different. I'm still actively working on the website (if you visit, things will be broken. LOL) but feel free to check it out as I make progress! spitball.so

    Soon I will open up an early access once I have some good screenshots to post up.

  68. 1

    Hi everyone

    My name is Cade, i’m a proficient coder that’s trying to learn the business side fast.

    For the past decade or so i’ve been building SaaS startups with varying degrees of success.

    My most recent attempt is to do things backwards (against everyone’s advice) and build a platform that does everything (CRM+CMS+IaaS kind of thing...) instead of starting with a single niche problem, and then work with it to build other products. The result is a cloud based ‘swiss army knife’ of sorts. And a few different SaaS platforms on top of it.

    It’s been a hit in a number of verticals, but being naive and not super savvy on the ‘business’ side i’m learning as fast as i can how to get across sales, marketing and growth hacking.

    One of the products built on it (www.fluro.io) is currently sold as a church management platform, has ~200 organisations as customers (15,000 daily active users) and is earning ~300k a year. But it’s very slow growth having done no advertising and purely been relying on word of mouth or sales methods that don’t scale (phone calls, etc).

    I’m here looking to learn, change behaviours and get an acquisition funnel humming.

  69. 1

    You can make your own blog to promote you SAAS product. Learn more about it here.
    https://besttigwelders.com/

  70. 1

    Hey, I'm Alex, long-term co-founder of social media analytics company quintly. Now we are starting a new indie side project with Walletguide, a personal finance app for sophisticated users. Looking forward to get it off the ground in the next months and learn from other indie hackers on how to make it work.

  71. 1

    Hi my name is Ravi and I wish to start up insights community for business leaders where we can share different perspectives on business problems

  72. 1

    Hey Indie Hackers.

    I'm Mathew, a hardware and software engineer. My latest project is an all singing, all dancing LED bicycle, which you can see on Vimeo https://vimeo.com/474600008 (Epilepsy Warning). Hope to move it off the bench and into a neat package you can mount on the bike. Coming soon ...

    I try to share my knowledge (https://knowledge.mathew-davies.co.uk) when I can and my latest software project was an Electron App that allows you to manage and connect to your SSH tunnels (https://github.com/ThePixelDeveloper/tunnel-boring-masshine).

    Never one for sticking to a particular technology.

    Happy to be here and learn from others.

    1. 1

      Hi Matthew, welcome! Very niche projects, but I think that's cool. Are you trying to make a living from this or doing it for fun? Do you consider Knowledge a 'digital garden'?

      1. 1

        Thanks for warm welcome @rosano

        Doing it for fun, but I wouldn't mind if one of my creations ended up generating me money. On the knowledge as a 'digital garden', this is the first time I've come across the term and I guess so!

  73. 1

    Hi IH fam, long-time lurker and excited to contribute. 👋

    I started my social media agency wearesculpt.com 8 years ago, we focus on social media strategy, campaigns, and advertising for B2B brands. We have a hybrid team of full-time and specialized contractors and work with some very exciting (and delightfully boring) brands.

    I'm mostly here to talk about "other bets." One of them is a site called startupstockphotos.com I started with a friend/coworker. Our photos have billions of views and tens of millions of downloads (that we know about). Maybe you've used them too? The site is minimalist and ready for revenue streams. I'll also be venturing into selling some own digital products in 2021.

    I was inspired to post by @thakes, and by @csallen and his appearance on This Week in Startups. Look forward to digging in here on weekends.

    1. 1

      Congrats and welcome! I'll check out your site as an avid content creator (digital products, social media) and writer for numerous people! Thanks for sharing and good luck with your digital products in 2021.

  74. 1

    You can play My https://puzzle-jigsaw.com to make more friends around the world

  75. 1

    Hi. I'm Kurt. I was a non-technical founder with some partners and contractors that have all moved on over the last 6 years. So during stay-at-home this year, I learned React Native and have taken over as the sole operator for a suite of apps for churches called MinHub >> minhubapp.com.

    Currently have about 300ish churches with monthly/annual subscriptions. Setting a goal to get to 1000 by the end of 2021, but obviously would love to grow faster. That's why I signed up here, to see what is working for others and share what has worked for me.

    1. 1

      Hi Kurt!

      I added you to facebook, i don’t know how we haven’t crossed paths before. I think someone showed me your app a few years ago, i’m involved in similar circles and would be keen to connect some time

    2. 1

      Hi Kurt, welcome! I had a look at your site and I notice there is a lot of 'repeating the same pattern multiple times'. I would offer these suggestions to avoid make it more visually interesting:

      Also you can try to show more app screenshots, and maybe relate specific aspects of the interface to your value propositions about the app.

      Congrats on 300 customers! Sounds like you're on your way to the goal.

  76. 1

    Hi Indie Hackers !
    My name is David, based in Paris, France; I'm a professional coach and a business developmet executive. I help founders reach their next stage of growth.
    I've been deeply interested about how to find business ideas, how to build good teams , how to de-risk both to make the business model (and the product!) a succes. i'm now building a startup studio / venture builder activity. feel free to contact me !

  77. 1

    Hi guys! I'm Lokman. I'm here to learn and hopefully inspired of how to get more clients for my agency DoingCreative.com. And making more money of course!

  78. 1

    Hi Everyone! I’m James. I’ve worked in the financial industry for 15+ years both in the private and public sectors.

    I’m the founder at Fafnir Lab and just launched beta testing this week for a new suite of tools, myfinalytics. An advanced set of financial management tools available to small business owners that provides clarity into their financial performance, providing them exactly what they need to know in order to make key financial decisions. Whether it’s mapping out a recovery from 2020, finding growth opportunities, or planning to apply for a loan, myfinalytics clears the way with data-driven solutions.

    I look forward to the new year, connecting with you all and helping make a difference in the small business community.

  79. 1

    Hi everybody. I'm Cat and it is so inspiring to read all of yall stories. 2020 is about to end but let's hope for a better future in 2021, shall we?

    Hope to make friends and learn some essential skills from this wonderful community.

  80. 1

    Hey everyone, I am Karen. I am learning and discovering myself😊 I love to learn

  81. 1

    Hi everyone! I recently started my small shop where I create and sell printables

  82. 1

    Hi everyone,
    I'm Jo. Trying to make my own app in 2021.

  83. 1

    Hello everyone,

    I'm Mogens, a passionate entrepreneur who loves to make others bile. I hope to be able to help some further and become wiser myself.

  84. 1

    Hi everyone! I’m Sean. I’d like to learn from Indie's peers about marketplaces, payments & growth.

    Also working on a payment checkout for B2B: https://www.getbalance.com/

  85. 1

    Hello everyone, I found out about this community from watching startups with Jason Calacanis. This is an amazing platform and what got me was the no code startup.
    My name is James (@jekoman), from London UK, I'm 33 with limited knowledge but unlimited ideas.
    I wanted to create a goal achieving community with the story feature, the story will start with the goal and by the end will be filled with pics and videos of you achieving your goals.
    So that's the idea but I need help in building it, anyone interested in building a community of goal setters I believe will have a lasting impact on anyone who uses it.
    @rosiesherry @csallen @jandrade @keeeto

  86. 1

    Hi, Iam Mercy new to online business with the lockdown and all, chose affiliate marketing as my vehicle, still new and unexperienced hoping to learn from the comunity.

  87. 1

    Hi I'm Krager! I hope to take advantage of my final semester of college and get a profitable side project going. I'll be starting at Stripe in the summer.

    Working on a few right now:

    I hope to grow my following and one day become independent! @kragerdev on twitter

    1. 2

      Cool projects Krager, welcome! And congrats on the Stripe gig - one of my favourite companies.

  88. 1

    Hi Everyone,

    I am building a AI driven #Email #marketing tool to reduce technical dependencies that marketing team have on tech team. I am currently building a MVP to address basic needs of any Startups in very early days. There will be following 4 components to help build automated and targeted email marketing campaigns.

    1. Data Pipeline
    2. Agile Segmentation Automation
    3. Targeted Recommendation of products or services based on segments
    4. Automate Email campaigns & journeys

    If you are working on your startup, and looking for email marketing solution. I would be happy to discuss with you about your challenges & expectations. If you are Email marketer, please let me know if we can get in touch to get some feedbacks during our MVP building process.

    Looking forward to be part of IndieHackers group .

    Best,
    Amit

  89. 1

    Hey there !
    I'm just a freshly graduate product designer from France who want to know more about startup creation and marketing.
    I'm open to any side-project proposition.
    Hope I will learn a lot from this wonderful community !

  90. 1

    Hey everyone. I'm Zach and I'm currently hacking on a couple different ideas. The immediate goal for me is to cover my monthly expenses with side income. I'm currently at ~$900/m from my golf website www.thediygolfer.com (I used to play golf in college) and from my web dev YouTube channel (and blog). I live in an area with an average cost of living, so looking to scale that to $4,000/m. After that, I'm hoping to have some free time to explore a backlog of ideas that I've been compiling over the years. Looking forward to exploring this community and maybe even meeting a few like-minded folks!

  91. 1

    Hello Everyone,

    I'm Swiip,
    I've been working as a software engineer for more than 5 years now for an adtech company based in Paris but I have always been attracted to building various stuff (whether it be craftsmanship, software, 3D printing, 3D modeling, etc.). I've been an Indie lurker for a while now but I never took the time to introduce myself. Looking forward to talking about business ideas and new opportunities.

  92. 1

    Hi all, Kelby here founder of Side Quest Laboratory (website a work in progress). I enjoy spending time working on small games and have published one game to the Google Play Store. I am also working on my writing skills and I figured the best way to do that was to do exactly that, write! So, I have been writing around 500 words daily on a sci-fi story. Not exactly loving the story itself so far, but I enjoy putting words on the page.

    My goal is to continue to complete game projects and get as many under my belt as I can. At the moment I am working on a game where you manage a gem store with items gathered from "field expeditions". I plan on including some simple crafting and goals to give the player more things to do and just make the game feel more lively.

    I would say my biggest challenge so far has been sticking to a project to completion. I tend to lose interest once I finish the "fun" part of getting a game off the ground. Everything seems to grind to a halt once I stop advancing by leaps and bounds and instead move with hops and skips. I have been starting and stopping projects for about 4 years now, hoping to break out of that cycle in 2021!

    Looking forward to posting more here and integrating myself with the community!

  93. 1

    Hi I am a .NET Core programmer having 5+ years of experience, now want to learn cloud technologies like Azure so that I can apply for different countries/Continents like Europe, Australia, Netherlands etc.

  94. 1

    Howdy! I've been a casual reader of Indie Hackers for the past couple of years, and was shocked today to discover I didn't have a login here.

    My friend Phil and I have been building a bot platform for automating tasks in chat (among other things) called Abbot. We both spent a lot of time writing scripts for Hubot when we were at GitHub together and wanted to build the next generation of that. We think Abbot might be useful to Indie Hackers specifically since it makes sketching out ideas for Slack integrations extremely simple (often 15 minutes from idea to working and deployed chat script).

    Really love how much the community here helps each other out, and looking forward to contributing where I can!

    1. 1

      Hey Paul, cool concept and lovely product name. Some people might think your mascot was 'influenced' by TapBots, maybe could be more differentiated. I would make the call to action more prominent: it's fairly small and way at the end of the page.

  95. 1

    Hi everyone, I'm Michael, and I am starting a non-profit membership organization called H.A.C.K. Its an org to connect people who want to make change in the world, and provide them with a community, resources, and eventually physical hackerspaces to do so. It will also serve as a thinktank for generating ideas to solve some of the many issues our world is facing. Feel free to contact me, and check out our website : https://relentlessinnovation.org

    1. 1

      Hi Michael, welcome. You might want to connect with other hackerspaces https://hackerspaces.org as this grows. Since it seems like the site has only one physical location at the moment, I would remove the search box + map and just have an address - make it like a focused website for that one place, and as other spaces get added, make it easier to discover them.

  96. 1

    Hey, I'm kaushik, Founder at @startup, a reward platform for startup. I love digging into programming and helping people to solve problems.

    My goal for 2021 is, convert @startup, the idea into reality.

  97. 1

    Hello,
    I'm Justin, from raileo.com. We are a startup helping to make website monitoring easier. It's been an exciting 2 years journey so far. I hope to reach more people with our project in 2021 :D

  98. 1

    Hi, I'm Ant, founder of stasher.com and treepoints.green.

    Stasher is on hold due to covid, so I'm really focused on growing the social enterprise (treepoints.green) and it's a hard slog so far! Looking for some tips from relevant parts of the community. I know we need to develop the landing pages more, but we're really struggling to get sign ups that aren't basically through some mutual connection so far - but we have hit $150 MRR.

  99. 1

    Hi everyone! I'm Wade - Currently a Sr. Product Marketing Manager at Mailchimp. I've been toying with the idea of starting my own project/business for years now. I'm just excited to learn more from you all, share ideas and be inspired as I start this journey. Looking forward to it!

  100. 1

    Hey @rosiesherry,

    Nice to become a member of this community.
    I'm the founder of Steve&Elon newsletter and currently managing tech discovery platform steveandelon.com, which is undergoing a serious facelift to become a social network for geeks, tech lovers and many more.
    I'll occasionally share my expertise and discuss with members their ideas and products.

  101. 1

    Hi. My name is Olivia Jones. I am a product manager at The Global Information. I am also a content writer. Do visit my webiste- https://www.theglobalinformation.com/

  102. 1

    Hello IndieHackers! I am Jay, I am exclusively handling a blog on customer experience, business growth and brand examples that one can learn from to either leverage and grow or learn what not to do.

    My objective is to share insights on the same and learn more around it.

    Apart from that, I am a marketer who loves to explore new trends in technology and Digital Marketing.

    Thanks @rosiesherry for such a warm welcome.

    Looking forward to learning and engaging with amazing content and awesome people here.

  103. 1

    Hey! I am Shubham, Co-Founder of urban.studio, an all-in-one platform for the coaches to host LIVE classes and earn. I love experimenting on growth and spend most of the time reading about growth channels for a SaaS platform.
    My goal is to help 5k coaches kickstart their online business and start earning from their knowledge and skills.
    I am happy to talk anything interesting. Hit me up!

  104. 1

    Hi, everyone,

    I'm Will Buckingham, and I've just joined. I'm a writer and philosopher originally from the UK, but now based in Sofia, Bulgaria. And I'm in the process of setting up a new project called Looking for Wisdom (https://www.lookingforwisdom.com). It's a weekly philosophy newsletter, sending out free Philosopher Files every Thursday, and offering ongoing paid philosphy courses.

    I've set it up with a Digital Ocean hosted Ghost install (which has been fun to explore). After years of more formal teaching in universities and places, I wanted to find a way of talking philosophy and building community, free of the constraints of the academic world. Because philosophy belongs to everyone.

    Looking forward to connecting. :)

    1. 1

      Hey Will, welcome! Are you using Ghost for the memberships as well? I only heard about them recently as a Patreon alternative. Curious to know how well it works.

      1. 2

        Thanks for the welcome! :)

        I'm using Ghost for memberships and also as a writing platform. The membership features are still technically in beta, but they work pretty well.

        Some things are currently lacking (e.g. built-in commenting, for which I'm using cove.chat, and things like welcome emails, for which I use Mailgun / Zapier). But I like the simplicity of Ghost, and the seamless way you can link writing, publishing and sending out subscriber newsletters.

        I don't have huge direct experience of Patreon as a creator, and it may be more flexible in some ways. But after two months of playing with Ghost, so far I'm pretty happy.

        1. 1

          Very cool, thanks for sharing! I was worried it would involve a 'Sign in with Ghost' type of thing, but it seems to be completely branded with your project. Looks well-integrated.

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            Thanks, Rosano. It's my first experience of Ghost, but it's been fun playing with it and finding out what it can do.

  105. 1

    Hi again, I'm just lost, trying to commit to a goal and I always end up here...
    Could someone please point me into the right direction?

  106. 1

    Hi! I'm Emilio, founder of nitoku.com a bootstrapped company. Nitoku, extends markdown blocks in a way that allows you to mix & match your favorite apps inside your documents. The platform also provides tools to modify or create blocks, on the fly, according to your needs.

    Myself, friends and family have been using the platform for more than a year, and I believe that the platform is now ready for the general public.

    My objective for 2021 is to get our first paying customers, excluding friends and family.

    1. 2

      Hi Emilio, welcome! Looks like an interesting idea. I took a look at your site and would offer some suggestions:

      • When you said 'mix & match your favorite apps inside your documents' I was super curious but I didn't see any demo of that. I think the current demos showcase things that can be found in other markdown editors – this feature could be more prominent because it differentiates your platform.
      • The demos have permalinks but they open in the same page with JavaScript - this seems to take long to load on my computer and it was faster to just open the permalink in a new page. Maybe just open it like a normal link.
      • The large blobs of text (for example, starting with 'Nitoku is a platform designed to create and manage documents. ') would be more readable on desktop devices if the width was capped between 400-500px.

      Cool concept and hope you will get to your objective.

      1. 1

        Thank you for your thoughtful response! I really appreciate that you took time to review my post and took a look to Nitoku's landing page. I agree with most of your points, I am aware of those issues and trying to fix them.

        Also, I am sorry that when I said 'mix & match your favorite apps inside your documents' I confused you. What I now call apps are called Markdown blocks on the landing page. Nitoku's markdown blocks are powerful enough, that I have recently decided to call them apps. We still need to update the documentation and the landing page to reflect this. Apologies.

        For example, one of Nitoku's apps integrate the gitter chat application with Nitoku. To use gitter on a page we just need to insert the reference to this app ( @nitoku.public/gitter ) and then your gitter chat id.

        E.g, the following markdown block definition 👇 will add the chat to the page.

        ```@nitoku.public/gitter
        NitokuHQ/community
        ```
        

        You can see it working here. And it is not a demo, if you create an account in Nitoku you can add the gitter chat app to your pages. It is fully functional.

        The gitter chat app has been created in the platform and the source code is there. Any user of Nitoku can get the the source code and create their own app as well.

        Our main issue is that though the platform is fully functional, and our current users are quite happy with how it works. The on-boarding is unfortunately appalling :( Therefore, it is very very difficult to get new users into the platform. Need to work on it, but to be honest is quite unrewarding. My current users don't give a damn about on-boarding or about calling the apps "markdown blocks" or "apps". They understand the platform, use it daily, have no issues with it and what they want is new functionality. When I develop something new they get super happy and I love that.

        Thank you again for your response. I think it will take a bit of time but I will definitely get a better onboarding experience in 2021.

  107. 1

    Hi; I am Asif; I’d like to start a mobile development based startup of my own instead of doing 9-5 job that I am doing right now. Hope I can learn a lot from this community; and yes; hopefully inspire others in the future.

  108. 1

    Hi there!

    I'm Kevin and am the founder of Hemlist.

    It's a sustainable fashion newsletter.

    I started it because my work experience is in email marketing, I love sustainability, and fashion is just kinda cool. Plus, maybe it can help the world out in it's own small way.

    My main goal for the business in 2021 is to grow the newsletter. I have 9 people so far!
    ...(not a lot yet but it's progress).
    My main goal for being on Indie Hackers in 2021 is to be an active member of the community!

    Also, I love to read so if you have any book recommendations send them my way!

  109. 1

    Hey! I'm Darien, founder of Limitless Beginnings Financial Partners, a real estate investing and financial information startup trying to develop a smart contract Tron network within the real estate and investing industries for quicker transactions and encryption. I love investing, cryptocurrency, real estate, stocks, and more.

    My objective for 2021 is building a smart contract crowndfund program to build up the company's investing network. Also will be starting an investment hedge fund product for other investors to participate. So we are looking to partner with fund raisers and investors with capital.

  110. 1

    👋 Hello! My name is Jessica and I am a Co-Founder at Cardsetter. Cardsetter is a website platform for online content creators.

    I'm also starting a newsletter and FB group for creators called Cursor which I'm just getting started.

    Here to learn and connect with other creators and entrepreneurs!

    Prior to co-founding Cardsetter, I ran a successful hyper-local blog and "things to do" website in Billings, Montana. After being so frustrated with existing website options, we built Cardsetter to be more efficient and flexible for content creators.

  111. 1

    Hi! I'm Srini. Building tools related to data governance in my day job. Looking forward to help someone in building useful products that are considered longshots but have a large untapped market.

  112. 1

    WASSUP. I'm Parker.

  113. 1

    Hi All. I found this website when looking for ways to spread the word about a startup. I like it so far, well done!

  114. 1

    Hi, I'm Nate founder of Assemble - a project management platform for video production teams. As a former producer in Los Angeles I realized a need for a project management solution when dealing with large production teams, that wasn't currently being served to the market. We set out to build Assemble (now 4 years in the making) and are gearing up for our official launch in January. Looking forward to connecting with everyone here.

  115. 1

    Hey, I'm CJ, co-founder of Bubba Booking, a last minute tours and activities marketplace for in-destination vacationers. We give you live access to things you can do nearby based on your exact location and party size. We sell through our mobile app (iOS and Android) and website. We've just launched our app in Florida, California, and Arizona and are looking to ramp our business in a safe way as people start to venture out into the world again. Looking forward to learning from everyone.

    https://www.bubbabooking.com/

  116. 1

    My name is Ben Simon-Thomas and I am a Buddhist-leaning entrepreneur and ecosystem developer: creating platforms to solve problems. I have worked with startups, non-profit organizations, schools, and community organizations (Ed Tech, Health/Wellness, gaming/VR, 3DP/3DScannning & HW, social commerce, partnership development). I am currently building AGEW3ll: A Wellbeing Exploration & Discovery Platform for seniors. We are using high tech (AIs & Recommendation Engines) to offer low tech/no tech solutions. I enjoy talking about how to build strong/sticky P2P communities. Ben
    PS Always working on gaming for wellbeing!

  117. 1

    Hello everyone. I'm Femi. I started learning frontend development recently and the journey has been awesome. Recently I was tasked to work with a Django backend dev in implementing a webpage. I did my part by building the landing page and he also did his part by building lots of Apis. Now my problem is integrating my frontend with the backend in Authenticating the Login and Signup. In my process of surfing the internet, I came accorss Indiehackers. Please I hope to really get help to this my challenge here. Thanks

  118. 1

    Hello, Alec here. Had been coding for money for over 41 years, retired since 2016. And now it's the coding that's doing me. For fun. Am setting up a project which I call the Arbitrage Logistics International, or ALI. The goal of the project is removing market inequalities - for profit!

    1. 2

      Hi Alec, 41 years coding! WOW !! That's amazing! I'm pretty sure you have a lot of knowledge to share here. Your project looks very interesting

  119. 1

    Hey, I am Jeremy who started a Master in Blockchain and is a cryptoenthusiast. I am looking for building a strong knowledge foundation and skill set for founding a start-up within the next year during my time at unviersity and with support of my colleagues.

    1. 1

      Wow, that sounds very interesting. I didn't even realize there were blockchain-specific masters programs. I'd love to know more about what you're looking to build!

  120. 1

    Hello, here trying to navigate the waters of solo entrepreneurship in the US. I am devoted to solve Farming and Food System problems. My last recent project is www.croppia.com and I am working on it help Bookeeping and Task Management easy for Small-Medium farmers.

    Excited to learn more from all the people.

  121. 1

    Hi, I'm new here. I'm thinking about making a degrees a programer. Hope to find here useful information

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    Hi Indie Hackers,

    Jose from WebDab Here. I left my job as chief of software development for a large company 18 months ago, and it’s been quite a ride so far.

    The first year I was all over the place, did a bit of freelancing here and there, a bit of bitcoin trading, I also made some sites of my own but never really entirely focused on one thing.

    6 months ago I started working on this site: webdab.com. I needed something similar for one of my projects but I found the options out there were waaay too expensive; I couldn’t afford any.

    So, I started building my own thing. Initially, it was only the backend, then I created the front end and set it up as SAAS. My solution It’s an easy in-depth social analytics service.

    I've been following IndieHackers Twitter account for a while now, and finally decided to join. Also, I just wanted to say hello! Great to meet everyone!

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    Hi there, I am Christian. I am into SaaS product and software development for over 13 years now. On my way I had the chance to co-found some SaaS startups and help other companies and startups in realising their SaaS ideas.

    My latest project is a SaaS Development Kit called Carrot Seed SaaS Kit (www.cnc.io/seed) which help developers who are not familiar with all the aspects of building a fully fledeged SaaS product to get started quickly (hours instead of months) with a ready-to-run source code boilerplate and to help them focus on their core business while Carrot Seed takes care of all the other needed SaaS architecture and code customers expect from a state-of-the-art SaaS product nowadays.

    I am here at indiehackers to help with my experience in creating digital products and services and also interested in discussing different perspectives, approaches how people build SaaS solutions and also what bothers them most when doing so.

    Happy to be part of the IH community!

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      Hi Christian,

      I'm on a similar path with my SaaS. Yours look very interesting. Nobody knows the massive number of hours you need to get a SaaS live and running.

      Good luck!

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        Hi Jose,

        thank you! Yes, shareholder always wants to see business value from the first minute and usually don't get how much effort you need to invest to provide a solid technical foundation for a growth-ready SaaS product which is still maintainable in the long term. With Carrot Seed we have pre-invested this effort so that everybody who uses it can get business value from day 1.

        Had a look at your project www.webdab.com. Looks very interesting, sentiment analysis is IMO so important in brand monitoring.

        Good luck as well!

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    Hey,

    I'm Damien, french webdesigner and new to the indie hacker scene.

    Mostly reading and starting small, first project : jungless.com , first French remote job board (already proven idea).

    And i'm hacking my way with Wordpress mostly because i use it everyday, lots of plugin, and fast MVP.

    See you soon on the forum.

  125. 1

    Hi there, Jay here from Singapore. I'm a software engineer in my day job and looking for a side hustle. Hit me up :)

  126. 1

    Hey!

    I'm Junaidi. I have been a freelancer for 5 years alongside completing my Degree in Software Engineering. Graduated in 2019.

    Most of my time focusing on Web Development and Hybrid Mobile Application. Recently spend my time to learn Laravel from beginner to advance. Looking forward to more connections in 2021.

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    This is Dawson.
    Looking for opportunities.

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    Hey everyone, Andrew here. I've started a side business selling premium WordPress plugins called Yoohoo Plugins (yoohooplugins.com) and I've finally joined IndieHackers to share my journey running a side business while working full time and get feedback to grow it even further.

    Yoohoo Plugins has a range of WordPress plugins that include site automation with Zapier, Improved onsite analytics and integrations with other popular WordPress plugins.

  129. 1

    Hey Indie Hackers community!

    I'm Sam. I'm the founder of a startup called Remake based in Korea. My team is building an AI banner designer called CROLO (www.crolo.io). CROLO automatically designs Facebook and Instagram banners in just a few minutes (for free!).

    A buddy of mine told me of this community saying I'll be able to meet like minded, bright people here to share business ideas and experiences.

    Some areas I can be of help:
    Performance marketing (I was the head of performance marketing at a large game developer/publisher)
    Asia in general

    Some areas I need help on:
    Scaling a SaaS business

    Looking forward to engaging everyone here.

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    Hello everyone. My name is Amanda I'm a newbie to this active entrepreneurship journey, but not new to thinking of it! I though I would finally take the steps to work on my idea which is a CRM tool for businesses to log the entirety of their account management, documents, post its, napkins, random thoughts and all. I'm working through various names, joining relevant communities, looking for great programs (just completed a Startup Bootcamp, trying my hand at no code build applications, and have joined a Product Management accelerator course called PM Dojo) in hopes of launching sometime next year.

    Can't wait to meet and network with all of you!

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    Hey Rosie, thanks for the intro.

    Hello everyone, my name is Ryan. I don't have any project started right now, but ideas are always bubbling in the back of my mind. I am currently a product manager, but in my past I was a co-founder of a SaSS.

    I enjoy reading people's comments and am excited to be a part of this community.

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    Hello, my names John! My scrappy remote team and I are tackling truly human customer support as-a-service (CSaaS) for growing startups and SMBs with our company Proxii. Responding to customer tickets and live chats is a monotonous necessary evil with any growing startup these days and scaling the support resources up and down to meet holiday bursts and new feature release traffic is hard to forecast, costly, and distracting. With our tech enabled service, we integrate in less than a week and act as a surge protector for CX teams; only jumping in to support when we're really needed (after hours, weekends, holidays and during unforeseen bursts in ticket volume). We scale up and down instantly and teams only pay for what they use.

    Our secret sauce is our AI agent assist tool that hooks into Helpdesk software. The tool uses past tickets to learn from and suggest tags, knowledgebase articles, procedures, and examples of previous cases that any agent can use to craft the perfect customer response. With our AI tool and access to cost effective resources in the Philippines and Colombia, we can replicate our customer's best onshore agents at a 60%-70% cost savings.

    Hobbies outside of tech include skiing, hiking, and listening to way too many audiobooks and podcasts. Glad to join such a great community of fellow hackers and entrepreneurs! Looking forward to diving in head first. Cheers!

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    Hi everyone! I'm Zack from Toronto founder of reworking.work on a mission to fire the old way of hiring.

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    Hi, I'm Megan! I'm the founder of This is Candor, a social impact podcast. Look forward to connecting with y'all!

  135. 1

    Hey! I'm Khari, freelance web dev and backyard mechanic. I love coding, entrepreneurship, and building things both online and irl. I recently started building in public at gvempire.dev and would love if you joined me over there, or on twitter @tkjohnson121.

    I heard of IndieHackers a while ago but didn't feel as though I was "ready." I'm glad to be here now with you, sharing our adventures and seeing where they go.

    So, hello! It's nice to meet you.

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    Hey everyone, I'm Diego, I am part of a recently launched project called Nomad District. It's a co-living program for digital nomads that are looking to travel the world while working on the road.
    We've designed a 2021 route based on the top destinations for digital nomads. Y'all can check them all in our website www.nomad-district.com. I would also appreciate if you could follow us on instagram and check out our webpage!! 💻🌍

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    I am VP Growth at Acciio, we are on a mission to make the remote communication team easy and efficient.

    Tappy was born when our team started working remotely. We needed to be connected with our team more often and simply because we were building new software from scratch and needed lots of communication to make the team’s consensus. But there were no ways to connect our team instantly. Zoom was for a scheduled meeting, and it was too formal, and Slack was for written communication, which was not dynamic enough to bring everyone on the same page. We needed to be connected instantly to clear our issues, get feedback on new features, etc. So we started building one for our team. That is how Tappy was born, and we are still on a mission to make remote work communication even more efficient than offline communication.

    Tappy provides your team with a simple and quick way to break down communication barriers with our real-time communication software. One-click to talk, and you are connected.
    https://tappy.so/

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    Hi, I'm Keri. After over 2 decades in biotech, I'm trying to create a software that would help them manage their knowledge (something I always longed for). After evaluating some options, I think graph database technology would be a great fit. Would love to find a partner/developer with Neo4j experience.

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    Hi everyone, I'm Rahul - cofounder of Xoba, the fastest way to get work done across all of your cloud applications (www.xobalabs.com).

    I enjoy talking about SaaS, product, and productivity as this is my background and can't wait to engage with you all more here!

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    Hello. I’m Lloyd. I’ve never considered myself a professional programmer, but more moons ago than I care to count I started Classroom Computer News, the first magazine devoted to K-12 educational computing; went on to own and manage for many years a software development company. Now, I’m a writer and indie publisher/developer setting out to develop a web service for other indie-publishers. The project is well beyond my skills so I am both excited and terrified.

    I wanted a web platform that was highly reliable and easily scaled. So I set out to learn Erlang—spent a year working at it with help of the wonderful Erlang community. Then I set out to learn Nitrogen, the Erlang web framework. The Nitrogen open source project lead Jesse Gumm offered to mentor me in exchange for co-authoring the definitive book on Nitrogen. Now it’s out — https://builditwith.com/nitro — and I can get on with developing Writersglen. I look forward to sharing with this community what I can.

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    Hi! Inspired by many others and as a way to commit myself to learning/sharing, I've started blogging about Reaching Financial Independence. My wife and I have set a goal to eventually move to Spain. We are documenting our journey to FI in https://www.pathtospain.com/

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    Hey hackers, hope you are doing well. I have been working on a small project for past 4 weeks now, I named it TubeGrub. How I got started working on it was, when I felt there was a need of a better way of bringing food to life rather than looking at pictures in all the food delivery app. I thought about it furiously and the project actually morphed into something totally different. What we are mainly trying to acheive is to bring all the dining experience of sitting in a restaurant on to your phone. I actually thought about what a restaurant really is in first principles and there are quite some things that we havnt actually seen in the wild. I like to keep short deadlines and goals, and hopefully by end of december I shall do a soft launch in my home town. Fingers crossed :)

  143. 1

    Hi, I am Ocheche a trainer, business consultant & tech enthusiast working a project to help people enjoy spending their money when shopping in-store.I desire to add value to people's lives and I am happy to be here!

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    is there any trading bot expert here

  145. 1

    Hi. I'm Seongyong Yun, founder of Z Plus, a short form contents ecommerce. And I'm a Designer. I looking for a team. Thank you.

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    Hello everyone, I'm jac wida, leading Growth software engineer. I love to code , building and writing in my free time. i hope i find the community exciting

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      @jacwida Hello. I'm Seongyong Yun. My develop short form ecommerce app. I looking for software engineer. I'm looking for a team member to side project with.

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    Hi everyone, I am JD. I've previously been on a couple of founding teams and helped other people build out their startups and now I have a side project of my own alongside a full-time job!

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    Greg Yates here. Recovering Big Law attorney. Scratching entrepreneurial itch. Have a career consulting business, write, and am a public speaker. Now in big with planning for paid newsletters based on a curation/context format in various areas including future of work, careers and job search, and personal development. Hoping to learn a lot from all of you driven creative folks. And, to assist others in this community.

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    Hi, My name is Elias Haider from Dhaka, Bangladesh. I am a Google Certified Digital Marketing Specialist. I have been working as a digital marketing specialist at https://www.bdtask.com. I have expertise both free & paid in all sectors of Digital Marketing like SEO, Social Media, Email Marketing, Etc. I have been providing advanced digital marketing, technical on-page and off-page SEO services as well.

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    Hi everyone! I'm Ahmed and by day I'm a back-end engineer. I haven't started anything yet but I'm interested in building SaaS. I have a few ideas that I'd like to learn how to validate before diving in.

    I'm here to learn and hopefully can also help others when I can.

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    Hi,
    I've had some businesses before and I'd love to try again some day. I want to learn what I can.

  152. 1

    Great article! I was looking for more resources for entrepreneurs and creative founders and stumbled upon this event, looked very interesting. It seems to be catered to agency founders and creative entrepreneurs, I thought you might like it as well: https://bit.ly/3g5XXY0

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    who is going to win the vote that is me IDK

  154. 1

    Hi! I'd like to take a stab at developing an idea I've had for a while and thought this would be a good place to find like-minded folks to exchange tips with and draw inspiration from. Hopefully I'll have something of use to share with you all, as well!

  155. 1

    Hey! I'm Osi, founder of iLoveGod.com, a faith based startup that aims to give back and help others that are less fortunate through the faith based products we create! Also a big time domain name investor specifically in .coms since 2009!

  156. 1

    Hi! My name is Iyanuoluwa, a Software Engineer. I want to learn and grow.

  157. 1

    Hello everyone. Here is my short story and why I am here. I started building a project 2-3 years ago, 6 years if you count all the version iterations. Bit by bit I built the product, but I never reached out to people to try it out. I guess I was afraid, or maybe just was doing it to feel like I am different than everyone. Point is I am getting tired of myself. So its either I save my work and get some users and make it a proper startup, or burn this ship. So I am here. I am here to make an honest attempt. You are my kind of people. You will understand this, I hope :)

  158. 1

    Hello, I'm Miko. Just starting out in joining communities like this. I hope I can contribute to this community and learn from it as well.

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    Greetings fellow IndieHackers, My name is Eli. Been a long time follower of this podcast and others revolving around the entrepreneurship, personal finance, and technology space. Decided its finally time to start pursing the life I want in earnest.

    Feeling ambitious with the skills I want to cultivate so I can do the following things

    • Build websites and web applications ( Full-stack web, with ROR)
      Either to freelance or to server as a vehicle to build my own online businesses and assist my partner in doing the same as their lead technical person.

    • Content creation ( writing blog posts & posting videos )
      The focus will be for those interested in being a tech entrepreneur.
      I'm thinking of sharing my journey and attempts of building and launching product ideas. By either live streaming, recording my coding sessions and posting after some editing, or writing about it. Which can serve as free marketing for my ideas once built they launch. But to primarily gain a following of like minded people interested in this kind of venture.

    These are my goals for 2021, will share more as I make progress on them.

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    I recently joined within the last month and discovered the podcast a few months ago. I'm working on a contest that's better than filling out a March Madness bracket and trying to sell some digital art on the side.

  161. 1

    Although, I'm new here as a member, I've been following indiehackers for years. Finally, good to be here in this awesome community. I've started working on a small SASS products for coders. Let's see. 😁

  162. 1

    Great community here. Learning a lot about the tech industry and no-code. Looking forward to learning from and sharing with creators in the community

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      I've been loving learning more about no-code through Indie Hackers too. It seems to be an extremely powerful mechanism for creating things, even for someone with a lot of coding experience!

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        Hey! Thanks for reaching out. Seems so many things are more possible now and glad to see more and more people (coders) recognizing value in no-code. It's all about being creative, becoming a creator, and building solutions to solve problems. Impact. And have fun too. That's the idea and point. Learning new things everyday. Important.

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    I need a mentor

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      Hey Doctor Scholar, is it great that you have identified the need for a mentor. For those stumbling across your comment, it might be helpful if you give a little bit more information. What is your background? What are you wanting to achieve? What areas do you feel like you need help with? What kind of mentor relationship are you looking for?

      Best of luck!

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        Hey Ryanjm, I really appreciate for taking the time to reply me. I have a background in networking and a mentor in that area wont be bad at all. However I earnestly want to build skills in spamming and vulnerability testing ASAP. Please may I also know your areas of expertise?

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          Hey DoctorScholar, unfortunately, I don't have expertise in network testing. I know that is a tough industry and there are many certificates you can take classes for. Is the A+ certification something you are interested in or do you have it already?

          I am a product manager with a background in web/iOS development.

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      Hey, fellow data guy. Sounds like a genuine problem you're working on. Looking forward to seeing more!

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      This is awesome. I'm always interested in administrative style startups in well developed industries. My day job is all about legal tech and solving legal administration issues effectively, so I'm always interested in how other industries are being improved by indiehackers.

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          Unfortunately most of what I work on at the day job isn't something I can talk about too freely. But it's one of those things where I'm a programmer and have a law degree, so I use my domain knowledge to help automate and verify a lot of tasks that are either fairly routine or have large liability concerns if done inaccurately.

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      Hi Akimura, Nice to have you here. Great idea! I hope you are able to bring it to life soon enough. I also have an analytics solution, -mine is focused on social media. I'll be happy to discuss implementation issues, kwirks, etc. I'm also a data geek.

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