devarifhossain

yes, RetroUI

I agree, but there is still a decent market left. I see new boilerplate launches and making a 5-6 figure revenue. It's not supposed to be a revolutionary startup or anything, but can be a decent side hustle.

what you mean? It is for TanStack developers. The footer includes a disclaimer that it's not part of the official tanstack brand/team.

And what 5months old video? I just launched it 2 days ago

Not every country has the same purchasing power. A $199 product feels very different in the USA vs. China vs. Brazil vs. India.

If you sell digital products, courses, or SaaS, you're probably losing visitors from emerging markets every day without realizing it. They land on your site, see US pricing, and leave. You get $0. They get nothing. Everyone loses.

That's why instead of a flat price, you should use purchasing power parity pricing instead! You're not discounting. You're monetizing traffic that currently converts at 0%. Data shows businesses see 15-30% more revenue after implementing it.

Granted it won't work for every SaaS, but for digital products with zero-to-little delivery cost, it's kind of a no-brainer.

Introducing brutadmin.com → an admin dashboard that doesn’t look boring.

Right now, it includes eCommerce and SaaS dashboards, with Finance and Crypto pages coming soon.

Please do consider checking it out and share what you think.

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yeapp! Are you noticing any traffic coming form AI tools for your products?

totally agree. They definitely set the bar for B2B software.

good points. Currently, I'm collecting user keywords, generating generic questions from them, and tracking the AI responses.

I believe we will iterate over time and add a better data pipeline in the future.

I did a load test on a $5 Hetzner and $6 Digital Ocean server. In the video, I tried to push them to their limit with 50-500 concurrent users and shared the results!

Twitter/X, indiehackers.com, product hunt and SaaS related subreddits

Is it just me or does anyone else feel the need to run SQL queries on NoSQL databases? Couldn't find any decent package for this, so I decided to start making one!

Being a developer, I'm tired of styling, adding validations, adding CRUD APIs, and hooking them up with the front end every time I need to create a form!

Although there are many great no-code form builders out there, most of them are built for marketers! Where I don't get the flexibility of connecting them with my own database, generating APIs & custom styling to match my website UI!

So I decided to build a developer's first no-code form builder. But first I need to make sure if it's only my problem if there's actually a market need for need.

If you are a developer & this sounds interesting, please consider joining the waitlist form https://form.softr.app.

interesting.. but according to the stats shown by Elon, it's all-time low!?

As I have seen in the community, Sometimes we want to support fellow indie hackers by using their products. So I'm creating a directory site where you can find the indie version of popular saas products.

In case you are running a saas you would like to showcase, please check out https://indiehacks.link

Damn! Guess you really need a few frontend contributors

I feel the same sometimes.. But from a founder POV, automation saves a lot of time. so i guess it makes sense.