What is your most lean MVP setup?
As Indie Hackers, we are always looking for ways to set up our MVP as efficiently as possible.
This not only helps with speed to market, but also allows us to begin gathering feedback and iterating our offering promptly.
What is the most lean MVP setup you have used?
Comment by answering these two questions:
- The Type of Business
- Your Lean MVP setup
eg:
- Email Newsletter Business
- Carrd + Substack
or
- Building a community
- Wordpress + Hubspot + Slack
All my examples on nocodemvp.com ;)
Thanks for sharing this @bramk. I hope everything is going well for you with nocodemvp.com
I've tried many sites with this combo: Carrd + Airtable + Zapier
@bramk actually recently sold a project made with that combo: My no-code project got acquired by a VC firm from SF
Thanks for sharing my man. Yes I saw that no-code project that recently sold. Great to see no-code projects getting traction!
Oh this one is fun.
That is awesome @needcaffeine. Sounds super lean for a festival setup.
Though technically I just built a landing page on KickoffLabs initially and made some sales from that.
This is interesting @roddanan. How long did it take you to get proficient with Bubble?
Ngl, the first day I was like "I don't think I can do this" but each day I've gotten better. Been about 2 weeks in and now I feel pretty comfortable to say I'm at an intermediate level. I haven't built anything too complex yet but luckily, the Bubble forum is very active and has a ton of answered questions you can work off of.
That is great @roddanan. I had a look at it myself and felt it would certainly take a couple weeks to get up to speed. Well done for sticking it out. I am sure you'll be a Bubble expert in no time!
Honestly, it's what I'm doing for my side project. The underlying tech to build a fully functioning product, with a great experience takes a lot of work to do right. So right now I'm letting users play around with some lesser features, to gauge the market before building more.
Thanks for the input @yiblet. aiwebcam looks very interesting. First impressions certainly do count. Cool to see you tackling this issue for remote first working!
My the most lean process was when I created video on product which didn't exist. Sketch + Axure + After Effects and It helped me validate the idea.
It was for Bannerium - Photoshop plugin for generating ad banners
I wrote even an article about the process.
That is awesome @Semy. I saw this article the other day. What a great way to validate your product without any big upfront costs. Definitely a great approach!
Thanks @gordon
Haha this one is going to be fun:
Damn I really wish I could learn more JS to include lot of new shiny things...
Thanks for sharing @Murgiuf. Looks like a killer MVP. I don't even know how to use half those tools so you are in a great position to be able to create stellar projects!