Who has started something new this month?

I just launched a free invoice builder that also allows freelancers to help raise funds for nonprofits who need creative work done: https://goodgigs.app/freelancers

Similar to when a supermarket asks you to round up for charity. The difference is that when a nonprofit gig is funded, the funds raised are circulated back into the pockets of the freelancers. So freelancers can get paid to use their skills for good.

I built it on no-code platform Bubble. I would love any feedback/thoughts!

I've started sharing https://moviemedium.io with friends and network.

It's a game where you predict Rotten Tomatoes of upcoming movies against your friends. Slack integration coming soon - b/c who doesn't think they're the biggest movie guru in their office?

Here's something I whipped up yesterday: https://taormina.io/gem-trader.png

It's meant to be a clicker game where you collect gems to build better mines. With fewer spots available than types of gems, there's always something you're missing and different upgrades will require different resources. I was planning on having it be free with IAP of gems as an "impatience button".

I was considering some idle RPG elements and an auction house where players can trade for what they don't have, but I also kind of like the idea of this being an entirely local to the device game that doesn't need the network.

This month I launched Ipregistry (https://ipregistry.co). My fourth project!

Draftss.com - Graphic design & Frontend code on subscription starting from $89/week.

We just upgraded the website with new features, new integrations, new page builders, new weekly & quarterly pricing, more designers & developers among many other upgrades.

I launched TexAu this month and started a closed beta. We now have around 200 beta users and 100+ people in the waiting list currently to receive beta access. It's been an amazing month so far.

So what is TexAu?

We are building the most powerful lead generation and growth tool for all kinds of businesses and companies. Consider us a better alternative to PhantomBuster, ActiveCampaign, and Integromat. We pull the content from the web, filter data and automate the lead generation funnel. Our mission is to automate the lead generation and manual process than sales and growth teams have been doing since years.

I'll be to give direct access to Indie Hackers community members to our platform to receive feedback and thoughts on our product. Just comment here or drop a message to me on Twitter

Our website doesn't have much, we are still working on it: https://www.texau.com

We have been already accepted by MongoDB, SendGrid and AWS Activate startup accelerator program. Overall an amazing month for us at TexAu. 🙂🙏🏻🎉

Hey Indies,

This month we launched ProjectCamp, a powerful Project Management system for Freelancers & Small Digital Agencies. To be honest it lacks many features but working super hard to release a new version soon.

You can check it here: https://codecanyon.net/item/projectcamp-powerful-project-management-web-application/24061815

The technologies used are:

1. Laravel PHP framework.
2. Vuejs + Vuetify
3. MySQL database.

Any feedback highly appreciated.

Opened up https://narrowr.com to the public and started talking about it with a bunch of people 😀Kinda baffled how useful the first feedback was and excited to get it off the ground!

I soft-launched https://steinhq.com yesterday. It allows you to use Google Sheets as an easy, no-setup database for applications, forms, etc.

In a few days, I'll make the announcements. Till now, I've just sent out an email to the subscribers.

Nonetheless, you can sign up too. I'd love to know your views!

Yes, just started https://www.urgentindex.com
All feedbacks welcome!!!!

Hi! I'm new to Indie Hackers, and I'm super excited to use it! Already learning so much from here. I'm working on a blog called The Good Startup (thegoodstartup.com) to write about companies saving the world. Would love any thoughts and feedback y'all have on this because I haven't shown anyone yet except for like two friends and a professor

Launched Midtype officially, and the paid plan to go with it. It's a developer platform to make it as easy as possible for Frontend engineers build backends for their SaaS products. https://midtype.com.

We're trying to build a low code platform that can automate a lot of the tedious backend integrations required for SaaS applications (like user management, payments, CRM, etc). We'd love feedback on the idea and what kinds of integrations you've had to handle manually for APIs you've built for SaaS products!

I recently finished my MVP of Commit. Tell Commit how many days per week you want to go to the gym, if you don't check-in enough by the end of each week (geolocation), you'll be charged the price you set when committing (stripe).

I built it to replace a manual process my friends and I started where we'd send photos of ourselves to prove we made it to the gym. Feel free to check out out!

https://commit-hq.herokuapp.com

Yes I started a project called 2aud.io. It'll be a service that allow you to convert web links, files and plain texts to audio.

The prototype is done and all the sketches should be done within the next few days.

I'll kick off the development in the coming days by using Nuxt.js, AdonisJs, PostgreSQL and Redis.

👉 You can subscribe to be part of the first ones: https://www.producthunt.com/upcoming/2aud-io

As a 38yo developer with 15+ yr dev experience, of won 7+ as a mobile dev, I started to gain
An intrinsic interest towards building product, SaaS and apps, worked at a startup the past 2 yrs. That all resulted into me starting my own company on 1 July: EEKAY ONLINE.

Still work in progress but I'm basically going to work 3 days a week for a company as an employee (team lead / product propositioning) and the rest is for EO to build my own products and doing consultancy (advice for startups, people with an app idea to work out the "next steps", sharing knowledge on the mobile dev part (cross-platform using hybrid or Xamarin solutions),.. A working cross over since I have a mortgage, 3 Kids and lovely wife and really want to start doing what I love without throwing all in the wager at once.

I really love (eager!!!) I finally got into this, already had a Experience-sharing gigg and have lots of xp and interest and vision to share either through product or consultancy 🤓.

Released a beta version of Bidbar: https://www.getbidbar.com/

It's a Mac app that allows you to save Terminal commands in the menu bar and run them with keyboard shortcuts.

I've been trying out my new service: https://www.liroop.com
It's a plugin button platform that allows your customers to pay products $30 or below with just one click.

I started private beta launch for https://chatsilo.com - a mini facebook messenger crm.

I'm having a hard time deciding if I should make a freemium software or make it paid with 7 days free trials.

Guys, please help take a look and advise me

I launched https://Lancerlist.co, it's a directory of freelancers in your city.

I started working on http://paybutton.app/

Copy-paste checkout buttons for any website.

It’s mainly intended for EU sellers since it automatically calculates VAT taxes.

The ideal fit would be someone who sells coaching sessions over Skype. Do you know anyone like that?

I launched https://www.nerdfeedr.com yesterday! NerdFeedr helps connect creative and technical professionals with clients seeking short-term, remote experts.

Just launched Whobal this week. A marketplace for buying and selling side projects/online businesses.

Now working on listing verification.

Officially finished my MVP and have been user testing for myself / small number of friends: https://www.candidateone.io

I've started working on the new evergreen version of the Sales for Founders course.

It'll launch in August.

Also, I'm livestreaming myself making first sales and starting a side project in the podcasting space.

Yes, I started a social network for remote workers:

https://reworkin.com/

I've started my own website https://jaideepbishnoi.com , so far I was working without a website and trying to get clients, finally its up. It requires a few adjustment here and there but its live.