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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

Day 25/30 indie dev learning Indie success is a mood swing. Some days you’re the next Basecamp. Other days you want to quit tech. How are you feeling today? #indiedev #startup #dailyprogress

If you wanna know more about indie dev, running a startup, or grinding as a solopreneur, stay connected! I was building an ingredient scanner app, pivoted in the middle, and now I'm working on something cool that will be launching soon! https://garo

🚀 First tiny win as an indie dev! Built and launched my app QuitAll (bad habit tracker) in 7 days using Flutter + AI tools. 💸 Revenue: ₹172 👤 Subscribers: 1 📉 Cancellations: 0 📱 All organic — no ads, no sponsors. It's not about the money (yet

I’ve spent the last few months talking to dozens of indie hackers, coders, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Everyone’s building. But no one knows how to launch. No audience, no feedback loop, no momentum. So we built Codepenure — a simple platform that

codepenure From Code to Customers: We Built This for Developers Who Want to Launch Fast – Join the Waitlist Before It’s Full I’ve spent the last few months talking to dozens of indie hackers, coders, and aspiring entrepreneurs. Everyone’s building

I’m not a tech bro. Never wrote a line of code in my life. Just a business guy with big ideas, and a stubborn streak. 🔥 When people said, “You can’t build this without being a techie,” I took it personally. So I did what any crazy dreamer would

"Aye Butkun, 2 Cup Chai Banao Kadak!" – My Intraday Trading Mantra Market opens. Green, red, pure chaos! My brain instantly yells, "Aye butkun, 2 cup chai banao kadak!" because sanity needs a strong brew when money's on the line! The Intraday "Kada

PSYCHOLOGICAL MARKETING TECHNIQUE - 5/10 🪩Priming Effect Priming is like planting little invisible suggestions in your brain that make you act a certain way without realizing it. It’s a sneaky trick, but in a fun way! Imagine you walk into a f

A typical day in my indie hacker life starts with excitement. I wake up charged, ready to ship, build, learn, and grow. There's that thrill of chasing something I truly believe in — an idea, a product, a dream. But as the day unfolds, the reality of