Inder Singh Chandel

@wojakcodes the whole point of getting a remote job is to stay close to them and make sure they never face those ( hellish) things again.

weak men run away from responsibilities. strong men embrace them and use them as motivation for their ambitions.

@wojakcodes @ivenkatraj You mean open source or creating something that solves a pain point ,right ?

@ivenkatraj work on something that is used by people who you want to work with.

this is what the company that paid me $3500/month (fully remote) asked me when I was in college - are you good at Java? have you built any mobile apps with RN and TS? are you willing to work with other languages? what’s your availability? what’s your salary expectation?

Whole day no electricity , guess where I live. Hint : City name starts with J.

Building stuff is easy when you doing freelance work. You have all the resources you have AI , your problem solving skill ( I hope you have this). The reason for you not getting work might be trust , you need to work on how to gain trust.

The single biggest source of your frustration without you noticing is doom scrolling Instagram reels. was busy with some freelancing gigs for the past 3-4 days and I noticed I am much more happy when I am away from my phone and away from this social media.

@shubhamtarade24 @wojakcodes +1 I have the same question

@wojakcodes what is his distribution machine then? ads?

one of my friends built an AI wrapper mobile app and it crossed 50k downloads on Play Store. it’s also generating some profit, the revenue already crossed his last salary. really happy for him. sadly, he’s not on twitter yet, but I’m convincing him to make an account asap.

@wojakcodes Few questions , did he build it for Android or Ios and if android how did he manage getting that initial testing user phase.

@soham_nayak04 Dark mode extension , pretty useful when you are browsing and some websites dont have a dark mode or you cant find it.

@inder_782 What’s that?

What's the one Chrome extension you can't browse without?

@i_am_chayyy Saw you in instagram I also create content and building stuff would love to connect

Just hit $4000 revenue on a mobile app I built 🎉 Figured it’s a good time to reintroduce myself. I’m Chay. I build mobile apps, share everything I learn in public, and document the journey of becoming a full-time indie founder. About a year ago, I was working remotely as a Product Designer for a healthcare AI startup in New York while living in India. I loved product design, but deep down I always wanted to build products of my own. The problem was I didn’t know where to start. Like most people, I thought building the app was the hard part. Turns out, finding the right idea and getting users is much harder. So I started experimenting. I picked one simple problem. Built my first app. Spent months talking to users on Reddit. Collected feedback. Built in public. Shipped. That app has now generated around $4000 in revenue and continues to pay me every month. That experience completely changed how I think about startups. I realized anyone can build an app today. The real skill is finding problems worth solving and getting those first users. A few weeks ago I finally decided to document everything on. I uploaded my first video. It reached over 60,000 views. Then the second one crossed 15,000+ views in just a couple of days. Something unexpected happened after that. Brands started reaching out asking to sponsor the channel before I’d even uploaded many videos. That gave me confidence that I was building something people genuinely found valuable. Going forward, this is what I’ll be sharing: • Finding profitable app ideas • Building apps with AI • Getting your first users • Reddit marketing • App growth & monetization • Everything I’m learning while building in public If you’re interested in building profitable apps as a solo founder, you’re in the right place. Let’s build together. 🚀

@swapnakpanda Compare the code of someone who has studied CS vs someone who just vibe codes and you will understand why vibe coding wont make it to production even if they are deployed somehow imagine a leak or edge case and then boom….

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: - SWE could be obsolete in 1 year. - AI could wipe out all white-collar jobs. - AI could create 20% unemployment rate. Within next 5 years, there will be no SWEs, lawyers, consultants, financial professionals. It's already been 1 year since he made this statement. If you have to describe him in only one word, what will it be? BTW Anthropic is almost a $1T company now.

Its reddit now imagine a typical freelancing platform like upwork or fiver.. 💀💀

@i_mika_el Thanks for the suggestion will start applying it.

@i_mika_el Agreed but what do you post about before the build like working on a feature or something else ?

Everyone wants to be a Indie Hacker until you have to work on distribution , nobody uses what you build , you don't even know someone will use it or not , so yeah , its not that easy.

@anupamrjp Slanguni.com , give feedback folks :> its my first one

Guy’s Let’s drive some traffic :-) Promote ur project url

I want to build something so boring that I dont even to have to share it and people stilljust find it and use it .

You prompt use tokens build something nobody uses. Now does that means that your idea was not good or nobody needs what you built.

Dear X I will delete X if I see another engagement farming post. No more connect if you are a vibe coder post plz…….

"Posting small wins—didn't even tell anyone I built this." Chrome extensions do have a market , if you can figure out where is the demand.