Jiinubi
Grid-free AI website builder and localized e-commerce
Solo-founders waste hours turning their web updates into social media content. Inside Jiinubi, we built automated marketing tools that pull your latest design updates or product additions and format them into copy-and-paste social posts natively. How much time do you spend on social marketing weekly? Check out how we're automating the workflow: https://jiinubi.com
Most AI website builders spit out a generic, blocky template that you can barely edit. With Jiinubi, the AI generates the initial layout intelligence, but because our canvas uses absolute positioning, you can immediately grab any element, resize it, overlap it, and change it instantly. It’s AI assistance without the creative handcuffs. Test the AI builder here: https://jiinubi.com
We just officially opened the doors to Jiinubi. Getting those first few people to trust a brand-new absolute-positioning engine is tough. Cold outreach failed, but showing raw video clips of the grid-free builder in action on Twitter started moving the needle. What was your most successful acquisition channel for your first 10 SaaS users? Track our journey or join the beta: https://jiinubi.com
To run a modern web business, a creator usually needs: a builder (Wix), analytics (Google), domain hosting (GoDaddy), and business email (Google Workspace). That’s 4 subscriptions before making a dime. With Jiinubi, we bundled grid-free design, ChartPal analytics, domain transfers, and professional emails into one subscription. Founders, do you prefer modular stacks or all-in-one ecosystems? See our setup: https://jiinubi.com
I’m at the stage where I’ve looked at my own SaaS dashboard for so long that I’m blind to its flaws. Jiinubi unifies AI layout generation, custom domains, and native checkout into one dashboard, but I need fresh eyes. If you have 2 minutes, tear my landing page and onboarding apart. Be as brutal as you want: https://jiinubi.com
Building a drag-and-drop tool that doesn't output bloated, unreadable HTML is a massive challenge. For Jiinubi, I had to ensure that absolute positioning translated beautifully into clean, responsive frontend code. I’d love to chat with other SaaS devs here: How are you managing frontend rendering for user-generated layouts? If anyone wants to geek out over the architecture, check out what we've built: https://jiinubi.com
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I built SiteAd — a free traffic exchange for websites. You embed one line of code, a small bar appears on your site promoting another site, and in return yours gets shown across the network to real visitors.
No cost, no catch. Web designers actually do really well in the network because their audience is other business owners looking for design help.
First 1000 sites get free access forever.
Worth 2 minutes if you're curious.
Hey Indie Hackers! 👋
After months of development, I’ve officially launched Jiinubi, an all-in-one web design and digital commerce ecosystem built to give creators total design freedom without the template handcuffs.
The Problem: Most modern page builders box you into rigid layout grids. If you want true creative freedom, you face a massive learning curve. On top of that, if you're building for emerging markets, major platforms completely ignore regional payment infrastructure—forcing merchants to duct-tape expensive third-party plugins together just to accept a simple local payment.
How Jiinubi Fixes It:
Absolute-Positioning Canvas: Drag, drop, and layer elements anywhere on the screen with total design freedom.
AI Design Intelligence: Smart layout generation to instantly map out your ideas.
All-In-One Business Infrastructure: Built-in custom domain transfers, business email hosting, and analytics right out of the box.
Native Local Payments: Seamless, built-in mobile money checkout (like M-Pesa) integrated straight into the storefront core.
We are officially live and hunting for our first wave of feedback, power users, and beta testers.
Check out the platform here: https://jiinubi.com
I’d love to know: What features or integrations are missing from your current website builder that you wish existed? Let's chat in the comments! 👇
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The biggest thing I’d watch is whether Jiinubi is trying to explain too many products at once.
AI builder, absolute-positioning canvas, domains, checkout, analytics, email, local payments — all useful, but for a new visitor it may feel like a platform before they understand the first reason to try it.
The sharper first question is probably:
“What does a beta user need to believe in the first 10 seconds to start building?”
Right now, the strongest hook seems to be design freedom without template/grid limits. Everything else should probably support that instead of competing with it.
Happy to put a tighter teardown in writing if useful. I’d keep it focused on the landing page, onboarding, and what needs to change to convert the first 10 serious beta users.