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Currently building the index page for Fast Growth Watcher. The idea is simple: Track early signals that show when a startup is about to grow fast. Things like: • hiring spikes • funding activity • product launches • market buzz #buildinpublic #startups #SaaS

@webdesignerng Looks like Iya Wa is already looking for an alternative

Honestly, which non-technical skill makes good money and has a stable market?

@dougsapps Real problem I am actually facing with FAST GROWTH WATCHER-B2b sass-growth watching tool. Although still building I already feel distribution is main barrier right now Good to see a fellow actually trying to tackle this. Looking forward to the launch of Vibers

the hardest part of building a saas isn't the code anymore it's getting people to care vibe coding solved execution. nobody solved distribution yet that's why i'm building vibers. newsletters for indie builders who actually ship #buildinpublic

@soloshipped This exactly what none sees the Days of constitently showing up Hope it gets submitted this time Keep shipping 💪

On what feels like the 100th App Store rejection 😂 just resubmitted! Fingers crossed I’ll be releasing soon! 🤞🏽#buildinpublic

@askmape For me it has done all But fellow minds appear better Because they show up daily, Ai has made work easier distribution is now the real moat

Founders and GTM leaders: where has AI created the most measurable value for your team so far? Content creation Research Sales outreach Customer support Internal operations mape’s observation: operational execution is still the most underexplored category. #AI #GTM #Startups

@wishnuchowdare Learning is actually the most important when building, I am also doing the same I am currently working on fast growth watcher-B2B sass growth watching tool

Fresh grad. No job. No startup yet. But I’m spending every day learning AI and figuring out how to build things people actually need. Building in public. If you’re learning AI too, what are you working on? #ai #wishnuchowdare #startups #public

@snipherdev Mine wasn't killed by competition or lack of ideas. It died the moment I stopped talking to users and started building what I thought they wanted. Curious how many others have done the same.

Be honest. How many side projects have you started this year? How many are live? There's a graveyard of half-built apps on every developer's laptop and nobody talks about why. What killed your last project? #developers #buildinpublic #sideprojects #devlife

@V1rendra_ Paying clients(testimonials) announces you automatically everything else will follow

What would you choose right now? A) 1M views B) 10 paying clients C) verified account D) strong network

@thoughtful_toby This is the kind of shortcut founders actually need. Less time wiring up the basics, more time validating the product and talking to customers.

Already is live on Product Hunt. Auth. Billing. Multi-tenancy. AI. 16 modules, pre-wired. Next.js 15. Buy once, own the code. $149 today → code PRODUCTHUNT (was $199) alreadykit.com/ph #buildinpublic #producthunt #indiehackers #saas #nextjs

Studying startup growth has taught me something: The fastest-growing startups don't always have the best products. They usually have the clearest message. People can't recommend what they don't understand. Have you noticed this too? #BuildinPublic #Startups

@ampr3n3y Those moments when a concept finally clicks are the best part of learning. 🔥 Going from brute force to understanding why the O(n) solution works is where real growth happens. Keep going 👏

Day 34. Solved Sliding Window Maximum 🔥 First got the brute force solution working. Then learned a new pattern: Monotonic Deque. The realization: The deque stores indices, not values. Once that clicked, the O(n) solution made perfect sense. #BuildInPublic #LeetCode #DSA

@MayankSard35958 So true. A product can have great code and still fail, but real user insights often reveal what actually needs to be built. Looking forward to seeing this take shape 👏

🚀 Working on a new product that's getting close to launch. No name yet, but we're making progress every day. One thing I've learned already: User insights matter more than the code itself. Excited to share the journey. Stay tuned .... #buildinpublic #softwareengineering

@keeyplay The small UX improvements are usually the ones users feel the most. 120 days of showing up and building is impressive 👏

Day 120 of #buildinpublic. Today I added a coin counter directly on the main screen — now users can see their balance while learning, without opening stats. Also made the footer fully responsive. Phones, tablets, desktops — everything looks clean now. 120 days already.🐢

@HariomCreates As founders, we often spend too much time planning and not enough time shipping. Recording the first video is the hard part. Everything after that is just iteration. Wishing you consistency on the journey

Just recorded introductory video for YouTube It's third of june, so why not build something?That lead for decades This planning to upload one year of content With a schedule, we will figure it out later on The purposes don't procrastinate just do it then improve #buildinpublic

@DahiruDuna32110 One lesson I've learned: the code is rarely the hardest part. Maintaining it six months later and understanding your own decisions—that's where the real engineering begins

The hardest part of engineering isn't writing code. It's making systems work together reliably, efficiently, sustainably. Every decision is a trade-off Still learning. Still building. What's an engineering lesson you've learned recently? #SoftwareEngineering #BuildInPublic

@mcbaldwin311 Totally agree, showing up daily even when no one cares, compounds results over time

#BuildInPublic #IndieHacker #AITools #ShipWeekly Staying consistent compounds everything over time.

My plan is boring on purpose. Ship one usable tool a week and let the pile compound. Not one big launch just sixteen small ones. Most people skip consistency because it’s slow. I’d rather keep showing up than chase a single big moment. First video was rough as hell 😂 But I’m betting staying consistent compounds both growth and quality over time. What’s one small thing you’re shipping this week? 👇

@codewithpdev_ JavaScript

Which programming language made you fall in love with coding?

@Krisninnis This is actually very useful for real dev workflows. Moving context between AI tools without rebuilding everything from scratch solves a real pain point. Clean direction 👏

New in Memephant: • Project Blueprint • Launch Studio • Build Update Engine • Export History & Compare • Smarter Context Passports Move your project between AI tools without starting from zero. 100% free. memephant.com #AI #BuildInPublic #IndieHackers

@0700shubham This is a real problem—event memories always end up scattered everywhere. If you nail the simplicity of capturing and sharing, people will definitely use it. Curious how you’re handling access and sharing.

We’re building Memora. After every event, photos and videos end up scattered — group chats, camera rolls, random links. We started by sketching how shared event albums should work. More soon. #buildinpublic

@EchoLabsME @Jia_builder That distinction is important. Positioning it as a simulation platform first keeps it clear, with the oracle as a feature—not the product itself. Feels more like an ecosystem than a chat app 👏

@Jia_builder We’re not building a chat based web app, but our Autonomous Life Simulation Platform has an AI powered oracle built in that you can chat with, in app, and web based. #BuildInPublic EchoLabsME.com

Is anyone here building a chat-based AI web app? Would love to connect and chat about what you're building🔥