Hey @X algorithm,
I’m connecting with indie hackers, AI builders and founders.
What’s your biggest challenge right now?
Finding customers
Getting traffic
Converting users into buyers
Shipping your product
Reply with what you're building. Let’s connect.
Hey @X algorithm 👋
I’m a software engineer in Australia, building side projects and exploring AI. I’d love to connect with people into:
- AI & agents
- Software engineering
- Indie hacking
- Building in public
- Bootstrapped startups
Share what you’re building. Let’s connect
@danscriptscript@X That's a smart approach. A standard onboarding checklist and test booking could help us identify fleet-specific requirements early.
Tracking repeated customizations before adding them to the core makes sense too.
How would you recommend tracking those exceptions as we scale?
@casparbuilds@X Direct enquiries & sales conversations show the most promise so far. Across my white-label products, I've closed a $62k deal ($1.5k/month support) and a €300 salon app sale. A potential €5k Spain deal is in the pipeline. Still testing scalable channels. What's working for you?
@bb833dong@X Same here! I'm building Hoppvia, and getting the right traffic is harder than building the product itself.
Happy to connect and support each other's projects.
What's been your biggest challenge with getting users for your Android apps?
@TheXSami I can relate to that. Getting views is one thing, but attracting people who actually need your product is another.
I'm facing something similar with Hoppvia.
Are people visiting your website but not signing up, or are they not clicking through at all?
@casparbuilds@X App Store reviews can definitely be frustrating, especially when you're trying to ship fast.
For me, it's getting the right people to discover Hoppvia and turning that attention into customers.
Are your apps getting rejected, or is the review process just taking too long?