Indie hackers & solo founders
What’s currently harder for you?
A) Finding a problem worth solving
B) Shipping the MVP
C) Getting the first 50–100 users
D) Turning users into paying customers
Drop your answer + why.
Quick poll for solo devs and indie hackers
What’s the #1 thing slowing you down right now?
- Shipping features
- Getting users
- Pricing / monetization
- Staying consistent
- Something else
Drop it below. 👇
Honest question
Is “building in public” still working for solo founders in late 2026, or has the feed become too noisy?
What kind of posts still get real replies from other builders?
Solo developers
what’s your current stack for mobile apps?
- Expo + Supabase
- React Native + Firebase
- Something else entirely
Curious what’s actually shipping in production right now.
Hey developers! 🙋♂️
If you’re already using AI agents and getting into vibe coding, here’s something to think about:
If subscriptions ever get too pricey, would you still feel confident building things on your own? 🤔
Let’s #connect before it’s to late
Hey solo founders and indie developers
List your latest build i would love to test and give a feedback from a new user perspective
Share you project below 👇
Solo founders i'm wondering
how each one validate a saas idea before he start any conding ?
1. Ship the idea in a small milestone for test ?
2. Build the idea and put it infornt of the people ?
3. Building a personal pain and try to sell it while using it ?
4. Different Steps
waiting a freindly answers
let's #connect and #share our thoughts and feedbacks
Day [47] of building my side project solo.
Shipped the core feature today. It works… mostly.
the hardest part isn’t the code anymore.
it’s deciding what *not* to build.
What’s the one feature you cut that actually made your product better?