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Marketing:

-X
-Bluesky
-Product hunt
-Reddit
-Hacker news

Don't spend money on marketing.

I currently stoped my chill-guy website for functionality reasons;

I will launching the new version of it very SOON, stay tuned!.

Everyone's make websites and products using AI, but who is builded a functional games with AI?

Which is a best tech stack is your favourite and u use it every time?

Mine:
@cursor_ai
@v0
@stackblitz bolt
@lovable_dev

Today's indie hacker lesson:

Big wins take time.

Bitcoin: 7 years
Nvidia: 11 years
Google: 14 years
Tesla: 15 years
Netflix: 17 years
Apple: 24 years
Amazon: 25 years
Starbucks: 30 years
Microsoft: 34 years

Your $10 idea could be the next $1M success story.

Which site you use most for deployment?

Just shipped:

chill-guy.netlify.app

My first project as a indie hacker. This project is currently in development!

So, you see some less functionality because I just made in 10 to 30 minutes with Bolt(dot)new.

I will update this project ASAP. So try it and just chill.

Which thing do you prefer to do first?

-Landing page of the product

OR

-Product MVP

Metrics to track as a startup founder:

-Customer retention, not just acquisition

-User feedback, not just ratings

-Problems solved, not just products launched

-Team growth, not just headcount

Metrics to track as an indie hacker:

-Progress, not perfection

-Consistency, not luck

-People helped, not just dollars made

Indie hacking teaches you two things:

1. How to ship fast
2. How to fail faster

Every indie hacker needs these tools:

1. A notebook for ideas
2. A solid AI assistant
3. A support system (friends, not just followers)

Weird but brilliant GitHub projects

🖍️ Pencil.js - JavaScript library for creating hand-drawn graphics
📼 Anime4K - AI-powered video upscaler for anime fans
🚁 AutoFlight - Build your own drone autopilot
🖌️ Web Maker - Browser-based offline Web editor
🌐 Browserless - Headless Chrome as a service

Free APIs for your side projects

📅 Nager.Date - Public holidays API
🌦️ Weatherstack - Real-time weather data
💳 Stripe - Test payment integrations
🌎 REST Countries - Country data
🔤 Fun Translations - Yoda, Minion, or Pirate text!
📌 Mapbox - Interactive maps

How many customers do you need to hit $10,000/month?

-50 at $200/mo
-100 at $100/mo
-200 at $50/mo
-500 at $20/mo
-1,000 at $10/mo

The real question isn’t just ‘how many customers,’ but which audience can you serve best at each price point?

Starting an online business is cheaper than ever:

Figma: $0

Next.js: $0

Supabase: $0 (50k users)

Resend: $0 (3k emails)

Domain: $10

Stripe: Pay as you earn

For less than a pizza and a few hours a day, you could build something next-level. Stop overthinking. Start doing.

Who is like me who learnt html and css but js.......😏🤐

Which techstack do you prefer as a indie hacker?

Which software do you prefer for code with AI?

-v0
-bolt
-lovabel

Which is more powerful and effective for building production ready apps?