Where to Publish a Web Game in 2026
A finished browser game is a bundle of static files. Whether you built it in Phaser, Three.js, Babylon.js, Godot, or plain canvas code, the output upl…
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I Keep Forgetting to Delete My AWS Test Resources, So I'm Building a Tool to Yell at Me Instead
We've all done it. You spin up an RDS instance to test something on a Friday afternoon. You attach an EBS volume to a t3.micro that you kill three day…
Why I built a zero-upload, local-first browser video compressor (and why you should stop uploading your MP4s to remote servers)
As content creators, video editors, and developers, we compress files almost every single day. Whether you're exporting a 4K draft for a client, tryin…
Building a Community Around Small but Mighty Tools
As a solo developer, I've learned that building a community around your work is just as important as the work itself. I've been fortunate enough to co…
I built SwiftNotch: a productivity dashboard for the MacBook notch
The notch on a MacBook is strange real estate. It is always there. It sits at the top of the screen, close to the menu bar, close to system controls, …
How I built a suite of self-destructing web tools on Cloudflare (solo, free tier)
Most cloud tools are built around saving things. But a lot of the time I don't want to save anything — I just want to hand something off for a few min…
I killed my SaaS subscription 7 days after launch. Here's the math.
Last week I launched UIPrompt, a visual component editor that writes exact prompts for AI coding tools. Product Hunt went fine. People said nice thing…
I built 8 security layers for an MCP marketplace. Here's what each one actually catches.
After a real trojan slipped through my MCP marketplace last week ( Trojan:Win64/Lazy.PGPK!MTB hidden in a nested zip), I went deep on defense-in-depth…
Give a Dead Side Project an Exit Report, Not an AI Eulogy
The internet is having fun with AI eulogies for dead side projects. I like the joke. I trust a boring exit report more. A project is not finished when…
How I built a content quality gate that stops bad articles before they publish
I run three directory sites and a content pipeline that generates and cross-posts articles to Dev.to, Hashnode, and Bluesky automatically. The pipelin…
Three GPU affiliate programs I wired into an AI tool directory
When I decided to drop AdSense and bet on affiliate monetization for my AI tools directory, Amazon was the obvious first integration — books and GPU h…
What I learned building pipeline-aware content variants in a static Astro directory
Conclusion first : you can encode meaningful editorial differentiation into static Astro pages at build time using a single metadata field — pipeline_…
Why I'm Building a Social Media Tool After 15 Years of Coding
Here's a stat that changed everything for me: a single reply on someone else's tweet is worth 13.5x more than a like in the algorithm . Not 13.5% more…
We Shipped 36 Features in 30 Days — Here's What We Built (and Learned)
On May 18 we launched Vigilmon — an uptime and website monitoring service for developers and indie makers who want to know when their sites go down be…
I Launched My First App on the Amazon Appstore: Halo
Today, I published my first Android app on the Amazon Appstore. The app is called Halo, a task manager built around a simple idea: Productivity apps s…
Three GPU affiliate programs I wired into an AI tool directory
When I decided to drop AdSense and bet on affiliate monetization for my AI tools directory, Amazon was the obvious first integration — books and GPU h…
What I learned building pipeline-aware content variants in a static Astro directory
Conclusion first : you can encode meaningful editorial differentiation into static Astro pages at build time using a single metadata field — pipeline_…
I turn a spreadsheet into hundreds of static SEO pages — so I built PageForge (free beta)
I run a couple of small niche sites — a pet-health tool and a travel-info site. The thing that actually moves the needle for both isn't clever copywri…
Why I spent months building an AI simulation engine to break the IELTS Band 6.5 bottleneck
Hey everyone, I'm Said Baouhmad, a solo developer, and I wanted to share the raw journey behind a platform I’ve been pouring my nights into building: …
I shipped three fixes to my product in seven days. All three came from readers.
Last week I wrote about running my own idea-validation product (MonetScope) through its own validator. The verdict came back PIVOT, 68% confidence. Th…
I asked Claude if my plan was on track for the goal — and got an honest 'No'
The moment you start thinking "am I actually on track for my goal?" — the best move I've found as a solo founder is to ask the AI sitting right next t…
The portfolio math. When 30 small apps beat 1 big one.
The portfolio math. When 30 small apps beat 1 big one. For a decade the indie hacker playbook stayed the same. Pick one product. Find a niche. Focus. …
I found 3 silent revenue-leaking bugs in my SaaS in 45 minutes (and the meta-lesson)
I run a small aviation SaaS ($45 MRR, 3 paying customers, 75% churn). This morning I decided to actually look at my data instead of write more code. I…
How I shipped the rewriter side of an AI tell detector in 30 minutes (Claude + Next.js + Vercel)
Yesterday I shipped a free detector for the 12 most reliable AI writing fingerprints. The story behind it: my reddit account got 2 public "all comment…
I built a free, no-login, unlimited AI invoice tool. Here are the 4 features and the 5 5 3 dunning matrix behind it.
Cross-post notice: this is the canonical version. Reposts on Medium, Hashnode, and Indie Hackers will link back here. A few months ago I shipped a fre…
I Built a Tiny Decision Tool and Learned That Simple Still Matters
I’ve been building a small browser-based project called WheelPage . It is not a big product. It does not use AI. It does not have a complex dashboard.…
29 days, a 91k-line ERP, zero developers
One April morning, quarter to eight, Antoine leans into my office. Seventy-three years old, former director for three decades, retiring in September. …