Indie-Hacker

Indeed laid off my pregnant wife, so I built a competitor. Here’s how we got to 7,500 users and why recruiters are about to be mad.

Tried making an AI-powered virtual try-on for e-commerce. Here’s how it went (and why it was harder than it sounded).

One redditor called their project an ‘opus.’ Here’s why that matters, and when to stop before you fall into the same trap.

A hilarious and oddly relaxing side project: a flight sim where all you can do is sit and wait for the ‘plane’ to land.

Tech is hard, but the emotional drain of building alone is what really gets you. Here’s why and what helped me survive.

Breaking the inertia of your side project is brutal. Here’s how others actually did it—and how you can too.

How I accidentally turned my mom into the first beta tester for my app blocker.

Four customers in six days sounds nice, but here’s the play-by-play of what actually mattered—and what probably didn’t.

Your new app doesn’t need 12 Gmail accounts, and copying passwords into Notion will haunt you later. Here’s how to do it right.

Is building an AI-powered SaaS actually worth it, or did you just waste 3 months on auto-generated fluff? Here’s how to know.