serpivore

Hey indie hackers, I built a daily mini-game like wordle but where you have to guess which tools each logo belongs to. Easy? Well let's see how many you can find in 60 seconds while the logos are rotated and the tools' names are shuffled! It's wild but this is what RamenTools is, a crazy place where ramen lovers share the tools they build and the tools they use. Play and reach the leaderboard, there'll be some prize at the end of the month! Have fun! :)

Thank you for all these insights!

I did not know the term Technographics, TwelveTools is just a minimalist directory of tools, but indeed it categorizes tools too.

I think RamenTools won't compete in this industry, it's more taking the way of makers and products than technologies. It may not make millions but it's gonna be a fun project. :)

Thank you for your reply, that's very interesting! I actually built RamenTools in two weeks and did not do any research at all about similar tools, and never heard about these 3 websites.

Stackshare seems the most similar since it is also community based. Those websites seem mostly focused on dev tools.

I want more than just tech stacks and what it is built with. I want the tools to market and monetize, productivity tools, fun tools, etc. And I want it to be like a directory of indie makers and digital creators with a link in bio.

Well, my audience is mostly there. Indiehackers often share on X what they build and the tools they use. It also avoids someone taking someone else's identity.

You're right. It's just that I heard this often. Let's remove this sentence. My point was actually that RamenTools is not only for dev stack but also for design tools, marketing tools, etc.

Thank you Roberto! Nice set of tools you are using!

Thank you for checking Serpivore, I hope you'll find it useful! I just fixed the Twitter url and added a link to the contact form, thanks :)

Hi everyone, I have been working on a rank tracker and I would like to know what you think about it. First, for those who would not know yet what is a rank tracker, it is in SEO terms a tool that automatically track a list of keywords on Google Search or other search engines and return your positions in the SERPs, every day. So you don't have to do it manually with a rank checker! This is useful if you are a SEO enthusiast and of course you still have to work hard on your SEO. The rank tracker is purely an analytics tool.

I named it Serpivore and launched it last month. You can check more information at https://serpivore.com

It has the usual features of a SERP tracker, including mobile search and localization, but it can also tell you if the SERP contains image blocks, videos, maps, featured snippets, sitelinks, etc, and if you rank for them or not. You can also track competitors and tag your keywords.

My main point in creating Serpivore is that I want it to be useful and I want you to use it, not just test it. I want you to track your keywords analytics just like you use other analytics tools. So there is no limited-time free trial, instead there is a generous free 20 keywords/day plan! Use it for free as long as you want, and upgrade to paid plan only if you need a lot more keywords.

You can see a live demo of it at https://demo.serpivore.com, or create your own account and start tracking your 20 keywords per day. (And keep working on your content and your SEO because Serpivore does not do this for you yet)

That's it, let me know what you think of it!

Sam (You can connect with me on https://twitter.com/samuelpigny or https://serpivore.com/contact)