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New AWS accounts get up to a couple hundred in free credits you can burn through Bedrock. That's Claude Opus 4.8, DeepSeek v3.2/r1, Gemini, and others. No subscription needed. Anyone using this to test their AI stack before committing?

Andrew Ng said it on stage: a two-person team can cover five functions if AI fills the other three. That's the solopreneur model with math behind it. What's in your stack that's replacing a hire?

Looking for more indie makers who actually ship. 📦 SaaS and products 🛠️ Side projects 💡 Indie tools 🚀 Launches 🧩 Things you built yourself What are you working on? Drop it below.

Most people can’t even enjoy their lives because they are too busy watching other people’s lives.

Firecrawl is free now. No API key. Scrape any site, parse PDFs to markdown. Even pages that block ChatGPT. Pay when you scale. What are you building with it? 👇

Three folders and a schema file is a billable product. Second-brain builds are selling for thousands upfront plus monthly retainers right now. Builders are already charging for this. What are you building this week? 👇

Someone took a puzzle from their grandpa's newspaper, reskinned it once in a premium theme, charged €30/year. It became a real business. No game engine, no custom art. What existing thing are you one reskin away from? Drop it below 👇

Looking to connect with more indie makers shipping real projects. 🛠️ Side projects 💰 Bootstrapped SaaS 📱 Apps 🚀 Launches 🧪 Early betas What are you shipping? Drop it in the replies.

Don't judge yourself too early in the process. Month 3 metrics are not month 24 metrics. Early traction numbers are almost always misleading in either direction. Are you reading your current numbers like you've already had time to compound?

Naval: "Good marketing is finding different ways to tell the truth." Not finding the best lie. Not the flashiest angle. Different ways to tell what you actually built. What's an angle on your project you haven't tried yet?

3 folders + 1 schema file = a queryable knowledge layer from any scattered client docs. raw/ for sources. wiki/ for organized pages. outputs/ for deliverables. The schema tells the AI how to tag and link. Which vertical would you build this for first?

Looking to connect with more indie makers putting real work into the world. 🛠️ Side projects 💡 SaaS 📦 Indie apps 🚀 Launches 🌐 Tools What are you shipping? Drop it below 👇

Niche apps outperform generalist apps on revenue per download. Kids sleep apps prove it: one real parent problem, calming content, a mascot, science-backed claims. Most builders skip the category because the audience feels too small. What niche are you not building for? 👇

Some of the most-starred repos on GitHub contain zero runtime code. Just markdown files that change how AI coding agents behave. You can ship a workflow as a plain text repo and see it adopted across Claude, Cursor, and Codex. Are you building something like that? 👇

Single-niche AI agents are outperforming platform plays right now. One agent. One workflow. One vertical. Setup fee plus monthly. The people doing this picked one thing and stayed there. What's the one workflow in your industry that still eats the most time? 👇

Would love to follow more makers actually shipping their ideas. 🛠️ Side projects 💡 Indie SaaS 📱 Apps 🧩 Tools people use 🚀 Just launched something What are you building right now?

App listings should sell the result, not explain the feature. "Track your progress" loses. "Finish your first lesson in 7 days" wins. What's one listing or landing page change that actually moved your conversion? Drop it 👇

The most-starred repos on GitHub right now contain zero runtime code. Skill files, CLAUDE.md configs, prompt collections. Behavioral configs have become the product. What's the config or skills file that's actually changed how you ship? 👇

Stirling-PDF: MIT-licensed, self-hosted, 50+ PDF tools. Merge, split, sign, redact, OCR, compress, convert. Nothing leaves your machine. What's the self-hosted tool in your stack you'd miss most if it disappeared? 👇

SEO isn't a launch, it's rent. You pay it every week for months before it pays you back. Most people quit in month two and call it dead. What month did it finally start working for you?