
Acrobox
PaaS for Solo Indie Hackers
There were no sales, comments, or even an upvote but I still consider this experience valuable. It’s given me a lot to think about.
For now, I’m going to focus my efforts on promoting directly to my target audience. I would also like to hear some alternative perspectives towards my thoughts on pricing.
I had intended to release by the end of 2020, before cycling around Taiwan, but every step forward unveiled a few more tasks that I wasn’t willing to compromise on. I saw it as an exercise in finding balance between art, science, and business.
I ran 11 months over my self-imposed deadline. Granted, I was also learning how to read, write, and speak Mandarin in that time. Class finished, I moved to Chiayi, and teased out the definition of my minimum viable product.
Signups are referral only by waitlist at this time.
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I was sleeping on the floor of my Vancouver apartment and most of my remaining possessions were packed. I thought I was moving to Taiwan in three weeks. This project was simply a means for hosting and iterating on others.
Searching for solutions to my problem over the years revealed that I wasn’t alone in the pursuit for an ideal platform for solo indie hackers with a thirst for creativity and exploration.
Then it hit me — I had a product literally at my fingertips.
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Fueled by my desire for an all-in-one tool to rapidly build, deploy, observe, and iterate on multiple creative projects at a fixed cost.

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