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Worst part of indie dev? Not churn. The silence You see: “trial expires in 12 days”… then they vanish No why. No feedback. Just guesswork If you live in Excel daily, try XLSheet AI (softly fixing this) #indiedev #xlsheetai #buildinpublic

Every founder's story: I was tired of this problem, so I built something to fix it #indiedev #iosapps #productivity

This guy built an app in 3 days, and it's already making real money around the world. People thought boring apps don't make money, but consistently improving the app can do: XLSheet AI

You’re looking at this screen and thinking “damn… must be nice” But what you don’t see is the late nights the half-built ideas the zero-traffic days the self-doubt that hits right after you press save This is what “how it looks vs how it was” actua

❌ Stop thinking clients hire you because you know stuff. They hire you because you’ve built stuff. That’s why your DMs stay quiet even after posting “available for freelance work.” No one hires theory. They hire proof. When I stopped pitching and s

I built Jurifly after losing 50K to a missed compliance alert. 🔥 . A few months ago, I missed a simple government compliance deadline. Didn’t get an email. Didn’t get a call. Just a ₹50,000 penalty in the mail. My CA was swamped. I had no idea wh

hey guys, I have business idea in the micro mobility sector which is a two wheeler rental business for the the agreement group of 18 to 25 years and my idea is to fulfil the first to last mile connectivity for the individuals who live away from their

🎥 I Built an Entire Animated Film Universe — Independently, With Avatar-Level Visuals 🚀 No studio. No massive crew. No Hollywood budget. Just one creator—and a vision to prove independence doesn’t mean compromise. I built an entire animated film

Investors evaluate a Startup based on the following keyfactors, hope this will be helpful 🚀🚀 1. Financial forecasts 📈 - Unit economics - Realistic assumptions - Clear path to monetization - 'On trend' - Highly scalable - Defens

“They were told flying was impossible...” Yet in 1903, the Wright brothers proved the world wrong — not with degrees or data, but with vision, grit, and divine alignment. They didn’t just build a plane. They built proof: 🌌 That belief is more power