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5 days report
CelebrationThe 5 days report of indiehacker.tools is surprising for me. Way more traffic than expected. 39 indie creators listed their tools 44 tools total As far as engagement goes: 252 unique visitors 2.8k page views 7.9k clicks My promotional strategy: - I DMed 10-15 indie hackers on Twitter - Tweeted a few times - Posted here twice - Posted on indiehackers.com once These numbers are motivating me to continue working.
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New tools added
Chore3 indie creators added their tools to the platform, taking the total count to 4 creators and 4 tools added. The pace is picking up. Add your tools for free: https://www.indiehacker.tools/
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Reviving indiehacker.tools
CelebrationToday I did it. I resurrected this project. It's up and running. Updates - new logo, new UI - tools are divided into categories (design, no-code, build-in-public, analytics, etc) - indie creators have a dedicated page for their works What it does for you: - free promotion within the indie community. Once more tools are added I'll focus heavily on cross-platform promotion for all the tools. Submit your tool and reach more users: https://www.indiehacker.tools/list-tool.html
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New battle plan
ChoreMy plan to build indiehacker.tools backfired when I chose the wrong no-code tool. I have spent the past month and a half playing with http://bubble.io. I practiced by working on a template of ProductHunt and I ended up creating a functional replica (which was so satisfying). I understand the fundamentals of the tool so now I can build an app from scratch on my own without sacrificing any key features. As always, I will document the journey here. Right now the next step is to formulate a new list of tasks. For me, it's the easiest way to get things done.
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I hit a major roadblock
RantI am not a dev, I can't code, so I am relying on no-code tools. The one I chose has a generous free plan and its features fit my needs. However, I realized earlier today that they allow only 5 users on the free plan. The plan I need is $79/mo which is unaffordable at this point. Until indiehacker.tools generates revenue I'll have to go with the free plan, which means I'll sacrifice key features: user profiles and comments. It's a sad day. I need to rethink everything.
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Planning task complete
PlanningCreate a site map to guide me in the development.
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Planning task complete
PlanningUse madepulic.io to divide the workload into tasks. This way going forward I will have a proper overview of what I have finished and what still needs to be done.
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Chore task complete
ChoreBuild the madepublic.io profile.
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ChoreCreate social media accounts: Twitter, FB, Insta.
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Design task complete
DesignCreate the logo and overall look and feel of the brand
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The goal of indiehacker.tools
PlanningThe idea behind indiehacker.tools came out of my own struggle to decide which tools to use. For any problem you have you'll find several tools that promise to solve it. But how do you choose the right one? indiehacker.tools will put the spotlight on tools created by indiehackers AND help you decide which one is best for you based on reviews and comparisons.
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indiehacker.tools's Motivation
Choosing the right tool is next to impossible sometimes. Many tools do similar things. This is where indiehacker.tools comes in. It'll help you decide which tools are right for you based on reviews and features for each individual tool.
indiehacker.tools's Areas
What's next for indiehacker.tools?
Experiment
Try different no code tools to decide which is best for indiehacker.tools
Design
Design the UI in Figma.
Feature
Create a sign up form.