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Hostinger just made setting up your own AI assistant super easy
no more Docker headaches or terminal commands - just one-click OpenClaw install
• pick any VPS plan
• search "open" in their app library
• click select and wait
done
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why do fiverr freelances simple stuff so complicated??
• clear price listed: $50
• simple template edit
• zero customization needed
• freelancer: "what's your budget?"
just... take my $50 and do the thing
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why do fiverr freelances simple stuff so complicated??
• clear price listed: $50
• simple template edit
• zero customization needed
• freelancer: "what's your budget?"
just... take my $50 and do the thing
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A bit disappointed - @Vercel just tried to charge me $85 for last month 💀 I only have a few Next.js projects there, most are static sites with databases elsewhere. Usage-based pricing feels terrible in this case. Might be my last time using it 😭
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spent a week and a half in the hospital and came back to discover my entire tech stack is now "legacy" 💀
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finally making the jump to claude code (goodbye antigravity, you served me well)
1. https://launchdirectories.com/blog/how-to-promote-your-chrome-extension-online
Chrome extension promo tactics that actually work:
• directory submissions (obvious but most skip it)
• Chrome Web Store optimization
• backlinks from your extension pages
• onboarding users right inside the extension
• cross-promo with similar tools
64% market share means you need a real strategy
finding a good .com for my next project = mission impossible
every decent name is either taken or costs $10k+ 😩
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can someone explain vercel pricing like I'm 5?
I just want to deploy my side project without going bankrupt
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someone should do it
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16 years of seo lessons in 2 min:
Solo building isn't hard because you're lazy
It's hard because your brain isn't built to switch between code, marketing, and support every 20 minutes 💀
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launching products without solving real problems is like promoting an empty box
no amount of marketing will fix a product nobody needs
build something people actually want first, then tell them about it
someone out there needs that random side project you're building
keep shipping 🚀
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been tracking successful indie hackers for months now
noticed something: most had 10-20+ failed projects before their big win
the pattern? they ship constantly and move on quick when something doesn't stick
launchdirectories started as my 7th attempt btw
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Why TrustMRR beats other marketplaces for selling small side projects:
• no fluff - buyers actually show up
• replies come fast, not like getting ghosted everywhere else
• built for makers by makers
• @marclou knows what we need
started escrow after just 2 days of talks
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I realized I started indie hacking about a year ago, and from my experience, building a web tool from scratch teaches you a lot more than just copying code from the internet or following a YouTube tutorial
Anyone else feel like getting backlinks for your startup is way harder than it should be?
I built LaunchDirectories to list all the top launch sites. no fees, no signup, just submit and get exposure!
bestboilerplates.com is now on 3.4k programmatic SEO pages
if this doesn’t work, plz pretend you never saw this post
hope google will love me 🥰
I just rolled out a new feature today: boilerplate comparison! 🙌
Now you can pick any boilerplate from BestBoilerplates and easily compare their features side by side.
Super useful 👀
AI coding agents rn
how I feel when LaunchDirectories gets a new testimonial
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which side are you?
Checked last month’s stats for LaunchDirectories.com (a site that lists 100+ Product Hunt alternatives ) and apparently Bangkok, Singapore & Dubai are where all the indie hackers are hiding! 🌏
me watching cursor fix code I definitely broke
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Just a fair price for everyone - @SimplyAnalytics gets it.
Why should some customers pay 50% more just because they missed a sale?
Consistent pricing builds trust. Dynamic pricing just annoys people.
No fake discounts. No waiting around for a deal.
Refreshingly simple.
The gap between "I can code" and "I built something people want"?
Shipping fast and talking to users daily.
Delete half your roadmap. Launch before it's perfect.
Let real usage tell you what features actually matter versus what's just ego.
If you're launching a startup, you need to be everywhere people look.
That's why I built a directory of launch sites that actually drive traffic.
Totally free, no catch.
https://launchdirectories.com/
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launch directories are the fastest, easiest way to boost your dr and grab your first backlinks
