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Me: I’ll fix that bug in 5 minutes. Also me, 6 hours later: I’ve rewritten half the app, questioned my life choices, and the bug is now a feature. #DeveloperHumor #CodingLife #SendHelp

Indie dev life: • 1% coding • 9% Googling errors • 90% fighting the urge to pivot every time you see a cooler startup idea on Product Hunt

app dev is like gym. everybody starts in jan, quits by feb But i am still standing after 1 year made 7+ apps, haven't got huge success but 10k users around $1k revenue as indie dev

i had 1 day where i thought “delete everything.” next day i got $10 from usa user indie dev mood swings > stock market do you feel the same?

13 hours after launch → First sale! 🎉 ToMoment just made its first $$ ✨ RevenueCat is not showing my app icon for some reason but WHO CARES 😂 Indie dev life hits different when you see that first notification

when the product manager knows that vibing coding has reduced feature implementation to 2–3 days, but the developer still quotes weeks.

indie dev wins are not $1M exits. it's $1 from a stranger in brazil Do you agree the plan is to make small from lots of people not huge with single hit?

What’s your #1 marketing tip as an indie dev? For me: Reddit 👽 It brought solid traction but you’ve got to engage smart. Reddit can be brutal if you don’t play it right.

indie hackers be like: i built this SaaS in 2 weeks on a $0 budget while living in my mom's basement, now it makes $9k/mo and i only work 3 hrs/week... but how??? 😭

"Startup Math: The Brutal Truth" 100 ideas 10 launches 3 get users 1 gets funded 0.1 becomes a company Keep playing the game.