Have you started working on or launched something new?
Share it in this thread for the chance to show it off and get feedback!
Submitted my new podcast to iTunes and Spotify waiting for approval before launch: https://practical.fm
Reach out if you need any help!
Thanks! Will do.
This is great!
It's so hard to find the time to listen to all these great podcasts. I wish I could listen to them in my sleep! π
episolo.com: a platform for early-stage startups to find affordable & experienced startup mentors.
As a solo founder, I've benefited a lot from having a mentor for my previous fintech startup. I had spent a lot of time to find an experienced one, suitable for my budget. That's why I decided to launch such a platform after managing to gather ~60 mentors.
Just launched a landing page quickly, and like Merott, I decided not to code until I get some attraction. (I love coding, and coding is like a trap for me, a comfort zone. And this is completely against lean startup culture)
I've recently joined IH. I am very happy to be here with other amazing makers. Looking forward to getting feedback from you!
xebel.co
Just launched a landing page for Xebel, a Slack bot to help online course creators better understand their students' goals, progress and obstacles, so that they can help them before they give up and churn!
I've decided I'm NOT going to touch any code until I have at least 3 committed customers. I have 1, and I need to find 2 more before I start building. Here's hoping I find them before the end of the year! π
how do you target the course creators?
Hey! It's been mostly direct outreach. I'm also sharing Xebel on relevant Slack groups and on Twitter.
Thats a cool idea, have you thought about targeting bootcamp instructors?
That's an interesting idea and something I hadn't considered. Will do! :)
Nice approach to validation! :)
Thanks! It's going to be difficult to let go of the idea if I can't find customers though! I'd probably blame my sales and marketing skills and not the idea! π
It was not something new. But I got back to an old project and i want to finish and throw it out here :)
Sometimes new old things are the best :D I'm thinking about how to get an old thing off the ground properly!
I started working on a new game with some friends that I know ill be brilliant -- you know you're in a good spot when the others on your project make you feel like the dumbest person in the room (but never treat you like you are).
I just launched this on Saturday - https://repostmyjobs.com
It's more of a service right now to test the concept, but it was my first time designing a site in Webflow, connecting the DNS/CName, connecting an email, and adding google analytics!
Why did you go for 15 / 30 / 50 and not let's say... 5 / 10 / 20?
Thanks for the question @YannickVeys. My thinking behind this is the pain point wouldn't be large enough at only 5 jobs.
There are really 2 key pain points. 1 - It's tedious and boring 2. You have to repost on the right sequence for it to be effective.
If you are one recruiter and it takes say 1 minute to repost every job at only 5 openings that's only 15 minutes per week.
At 15 jobs, it becomes a pain point that is worth the $125.
Launched my product https://www.mvpdb.io - A tool to rapidly build APIs from your browser, and edit data like a spreadsheet!
Interesting, how do you envision people using this?
We're currently incubating a concept here for release later in the month that focuses on matching businesses directly with customers that would want to use their business but aren't currently aware that those businesses exist (discoverability and finding customers is a problem every business has to deal with, so we're hoping to help with that). We're in the brand exploration stage at the moment.
Launched my podcast last week!
It's about all the non-business parts of being an indie hacker... productivity, creativity, mindset and more
https://www.createlatitude.com/podcast
Going to give it a listen!
Awesome, thanks! Would love to hear any thoughts
I just launched https://propertydeals.io/. It's a daily email newsletter that sends you the best rental property deals each day in a specific city.
Would love any feedback!
I can see that being useful to many. Personally I'd love one for buying (UK) properties :)
I started a build-in-public project to make a small saas in four weeks, calling the push The Four Week Saas and the thing being built is FormCaster. Both are logged here and on the build blog https://workandwit.co/fourweeksaas/
Starting around the Thanksgiving break, I started up Maill Buffer. The idea was sparked by a Twitter convo and my experience with Rails got me about 70% of the way to an MVP on a long weekend.
I like the idea...how would it work for an email inbox that already receives lots of emails?
The idea here is that it works by reducing your intermittent but frequent emails. This of things like Stripe's/Gumroad's "You just made a sale" emails that you might get a 10 of a day...etc. Basically leaving you with a solution that is better than just, unsubscribing from an email or setting up a complicated filter in your email service.
My girlfriend and I just started working on a SaaS together. This will be our first project together. Iβm not ready to go into more specifics just yet, but will be sharing in 2020!
I made my first web page with Vuetify: https://eezy3d.online
Not much content yet but perhaps I'll think of some additions...
Super excited to have recently launched http://www.calmAscent.com, a web app that delivers philosophy-based motivation and snippets daily and working on AI to deliver a seamless self help and business motivation experience!
Sounds nice. How do you plan to market it or find customers? I had a meditation related mobile app in the past but marketing it proved relatively tough for me.
Oh, I thought if I built it, they would just show up... :) Just kidding, working hard to get the word out but most importantly build a quality product with privacy and security at top of mind so users have a product that is useful, secure and private.
Started on the path to learn advance Javascript (Next Step: Nodejs and Reactjs)
New year resolution made and started early this time :)
I launched MyTabs this month. It's a tab management Chrome extension: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mytabs-browser-tab-manage/mlbdfdoalijmfolfecgofiajombemecf
I would love some feedback if you're looking for a new tab manager!
Started working on https://builtwithdjango.com. This is a curated list of projects built with Django. Finished the MVP yesterday. If you have built a project with Django before or know someone who did, please consider submitting. πππ
Hi Rosie, big fan - loved your interview on IH about MoT. I have an idea in the online marketing / growth hacking space, but can't really start it up until I do a bit more research in this area. If you or anyone reading this has a recommendation on book or resource for quickly learning growth hacking, or even more basic, the step-by-step actions to find a lead and walk the lead through some kind of funnel, that would be appreciated!
For my blog posts/CMS, I'll keep it simple and use Ghost CMS [ghost.org] on Digital Ocean hosting
Thanks :)
This thread is worth a look at for books - https://www.indiehackers.com/post/share-your-marketing-reading-list-1f3a982433
Personally Seth Godin's recent 'This is Marketing' is worth a read. 'Traction' is worth a look too.
Got oneaday.io out the door!
The idea is a subscription based skill sharing & growing platform, where you can only post once a day and like another post once a day.
For sustainability each post you like donates half of your daily subscription cost to the content creator ππΌ
Coursebuild.io
I'm building up an audience pre-launch right now for an application that enables creators to easily build, export, and sell text-based courses. Think of it as Ghost or Shopify, but for building and selling courses. If you're interested, sign up for early access and you'll get a discount code at launch.
Our Course Creators group may be of interest to you.
Awesome, thanks!
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