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We changed our onboarding and pricing model and went from 9 users to 20+ in 3 days. I made a post here last week about trying to get the first users for Causo and got a lot of genuinely useful…

I got tired of 'we should hang out soon' going nowhere, so I built this app prototype. Is it useful or overthought? Roast it. Does anyone else's friend groups suck at coming up or committing to…

This solves a very real but underrated pain point, especially for indie developers and small teams shipping internationally. App Store localization is one of those tasks that looks simple on paper…

Automating localized App Store screenshots solves a real pain point — indie devs often spend hours tweaking visuals for each language. A local Mac app with direct App Store Connect upload is a smart…

This honestly feels like one of those painful workflow problems that only becomes obvious after someone actually ships products internationally The localization side of app distribution is…

Building tools to solve your own pain points is the best product validation you can get. I spent months manually A/B testing email subject lines before I realized I could automate the whole process…

Smart terminal app idea Have an idea for a smart /agentic AI terminal Where it operates and functions like a terminal but with extra UX functionalities, and overall better UI you will finally hable…

I was tired of manually creating App Store screenshots for 10+ languages, so I built an agent to do that! So I built a small Mac app for myself. You connect your own AI (Claude/Codex), describe your…

This is a better early-stage metric than most vanity signup numbers. If you know the names and situations, your landing page can stop describing features and start describing those moments.…

This hit hard because I'm at the stage *before* this — zero users, just launched my first SaaS. Reading this made me realize I'm actually looking forward to the "know every user by name" phase.…

honestly I think this stage is probably the purest version of building something once you actually know the people using it you stop making fake user personas in your head and start noticing the…

my project has 47 users and I know every single one of them by name Six months ago I had zero users and a landing page that looked like it was built in 2014. Now I have 47 people who actually use…

📣✅New Human Verification System for our subreddit! Hey everyone, I'm here to tell you about a new human-verification system that we are going to add to our subreddit. This will help us…

The pain point is definitely real, but most schedulers fail because they feel bloated — if yours is genuinely faster, cleaner, and built around multi-account workflow simplicity, people will use it.

Managing multiple accounts is definitely a huge time-sink. For me, the biggest issue with existing tools is the UI—they often feel like bloated enterprise software

I got tired of my audiobook production workflow, so I built a local desktop tool to replace it I host my own audiobook library and I’ve been making side project audiobooks for a while, some using…

A simple social media assistant for people who hate switching between accounts **I** have been thinking about an app idea for people who manage multiple social media accounts and keep running into…

I Built an Aesthetic Pomodoro Timer ✨ Hey guys! I wanted to share that as part of this new journey I'm starting as an indie creator, I’ve launched my first personal project: a Pomodoro timer…

That sounds like an amazing project! Automating the lead generation process on Reddit can definitely save a lot of time and improve engagement. One pain point I often encounter is managing follow-ups…

App idea feedback Hi all, I’m doing early research for an app idea and would really value honest feedback, especially from neurodivergent adults, late-diagnosed or self-identifying adults, people…