Useful Supply Co.

Practical digital products that earn their keep. Built to save you time or make you money.

[Useful Supply Co. @UsefulSupplyCo]

I build practical digital products. Spreadsheets that handle your money, prompt packs that make AI actually useful.

Everything I sell is tested before it ships. If it doesn't earn its keep, it doesn't go up.

Store's in the bio.

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@asaridarr exactly. nobody's coming for your lane if it's small enough. that's the whole game

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@DanielSmidstrup fair. the model underneath is the whole ballgame with these

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@aapakari most people do. everyone obsesses over working harder, barely anyone questions what they're working on

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One application written like you already work there beats fifty written like you are hoping somebody notices you.

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Most people blast generic applications and wonder why nothing lands. Hiring managers can smell a bulk application in about ten seconds flat.

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Pick ten jobs. Write the note like you already work there. Name their actual problem, say how you would attack it in week one. That is it.

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Applying to 200 jobs is the problem, not the strategy.

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@asaridarr honestly that's the whole advantage. you can afford to be narrow, they can't

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email is the only audience you actually own. everything else is rented from an algorithm that can change the rent whenever it wants

[Matt Ragland @mattragland]

Personal email list having a great month.

Over $5k in product sales this month too!

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@divvsaxena the real stat is diversification. six income streams means no single client can ruin your month. that's the quiet superpower

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@ChadAppDev right. no competitors usually means no market, not a genius idea. the exception is when the existing tools are so bad people built their own workarounds. that's the real signal

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the catch: indie products get bought almost entirely by other indie builders. the ROI question that matters is whether anyone outside this bubble ever finds you

[Jack @isjackback]

Indie products can get you ROI

and if you can convince me yours will, I will buy it

3 indie products that have made me 💰👇🏼

1️⃣ https://t.co/0ikZKUC2Kf by @heyadeel
2️⃣ https://t.co/Qz99YWzyL4 by @T_Zahil
3️⃣ https://t.co/kEMOqkEUmX by @samuelpigny

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everyone posts revenue screenshots, almost nobody posts the expense line. 32% of everything made going to costs is the number that actually tells you whether the business works

[Aditya @AdityaShips]

i spent $417 in september 2026

Codex Pro - $109
House rent - $135
shopping - $89
misc bills - $15
AI Gateway - $20.84
Convex db - $10
2 domains - $18
Zomato - $19

realized i have already spent 32% of everything i made this month

this is actually kinda concerning, need to make more money fr

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@brian_millot freelancing carrying the month again. the real milestone is the day the products flip that ratio

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@Murnalisa_ cutting the $3 coffee can't fix a $200 rent hike. budgeting has a floor, income doesn't. that's the part nobody wants to hear

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@mattragland email list quietly doing the heavy lifting again. the most boring asset in the stack is the one paying out every month

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@AdityaShips honestly the expenses post is better than the revenue post. everyone shares revenue, almost nobody shares the $417

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@isjackback @heyadeel @T_Zahil @samuelpigny real question: how long did each take to pay back? indie products always look amazing on ROI when you conveniently forget the build months