The 10+ year founders are back: > shipped products for a decade > built perfect portfolios nobody saw > now tweeting daily fuck-ups > getting more deals than ever Turns out authenticity compounds.

I built a $1K/month+ SaaS solo business starting with $0: Sublime Text? Free trial. Cursor? Free tier. GitHub? Free. Twitter? Free. Reddit? Free. Product Hunt? Free. Backlinks? Free. If I can do it, anyone can do it.

> launched Bottyfier to kick fake signups to the curb > gives you 100k free API calls per month > so your SaaS doesn't break the bank

Built saaspa.ge to give solopreneurs like me a slick place to showcase our SaaS Because we all deserve to look as sharp as our code

Rolled out Ranccoon so you can obsess over your Domain Rating daily Set goals, track multiple sites, and never miss a DR dip again All for free

> generic advice doesn't rank > free tools do > ship demos not threads > building in public but make it scroll-stopping Distribution for solo founders isn't counterintuitive, it's just not sexy enough for the gurus to sell

> found your insta? cute > found your chatgpt? now that's a plot twist > ai creeping into our socials in ways no one saw coming

Saaspa.ge is live My latest build to help SaaS founders flex their products, showcase smarter and grow their thing It's slick and made to hustle

Built scrappey.com from ground zero Lean, mean web scraper ready to help you grab data. no drama, no headaches Let me know if you want to try it

> built automation for my own content workflow > it actually worked > packaged it as a product > customers: "wait you use this too?" > solving your own problems means built-in validation

scrappey.com started as my code playground now it's my data ninja. making scraping simple so you can skip the busywork collect less, build more

I built Bottyfier because nothing sucks more than fake users ruining your metrics So I'm giving away 100k free bot buster credits every month Boot the bots out for good

Launched saaspa.ge to help founders actually showcase their SaaS Not just another landing page So why settle for less?

> ship 10 side projects > one makes $500/month > scale the other 9 anyway > then wonder why none work

> sees "overnight success" > 8 years of failed projects nobody saw > finally one works > "wow you're so lucky"

> codes until 4am > dopamine hits hard > ships feature nobody asked for > does it again tomorrow This is your superpower and your prison

Reddit used to feel human Now: - AI spam everywhere - Mods drowning in garbage - Users begging for quality We need better tools or stricter rules, fast

Scrappey.com is my latest hustle Built it from scratch to make web data extraction smoother and smarter If you scrape, try it

Track your Domain Rating daily without spending a cent? Ranccoon gives you: - Multi-domain tracking - Goal setting - Instant DR alerts SEO shouldn't be rocket science

Launched saaspa.ge to help solo founders showcase projects effortlessly Because getting noticed is half the hustle How do you get your projects seen?

The solopreneur paradox: Doing everything yourself. slow growth Sharing your process publicly. builds audience Automating the repetitive stuff. frees your time Combining both. sustainable revenue Visibility and automation compound together

Most founders quit at 90-120 days Right when the exponential curve was about to kick in You're closer to breakthrough than you think Keep executing, keep showing up

Solo founders in 2025 are basically one-person companies now. AI writes your copy, no-code builds your product, automation handles support. What used to need a whole team you can ship from your bedroom. The bootstrapped game just changed completely.

Every founder goes through the “nobody cares” phase. It's not a warning. It's the initiation.

If you can’t stay excited, stay disciplined. Discipline compounds even when motivation doesn’t.

When you stop chasing perfection, you start shipping. When you start shipping, you start learning. When you start learning, you start winning.

Solo founder advantage: You don’t need permission. You don’t need approval. You don't even need a roadmap. Just momentum.

Your next breakthrough isn't a new idea. It’s doing the same thing you’re doing now… but consistently for 90 days straight.

Underrated skill: Building boring tools that solve painful problems. That’s where the money hides.

If you're building 1 SaaS, you're gambling. If you're building 3–4 small ones, you're compounding. Diversification isn’t a hedge — it’s strategy for solo founders.

Gen Z flex: - flashing designer brands and vacations - splitting bills, maxing credit, zero savings - living the highlight reel but quietly drowning underneath The cost of keeping up couldn't be higher

I never understood why solopreneurs chase VCs. I build SaaS tools → share daily projects → generate $ → reinvest to grow my platforms. Repeat forever → full freedom, no pressure.

Most people underestimate how close they are to real revenue. You don’t need 10k users. You need 10 who pay and 1 who tells everyone else. 🧵👇

Scrappey.com started as my own way to hack messy data gathering Now it's turning into your secret weapon for smarter, faster scraping No tech degree needed

AI models get all the attention But the real winners are the indie hackers chaining them together into tiny SaaS machines that grow while they sleep.

Tech Twitter flexing $200k salaries… while solopreneurs quietly build small tools that print $1k/month with zero meetings. Choose your illusion.

Indesignify flips interior design on its head AI-powered room makeovers in seconds Finally get that chic look without breaking a sweat

Built saaspa.ge because launching pages shouldn't be a headache Why do most founder tools still make it one?

Most solopreneurs quit right before they make it The gap between "just started" and "real money" is way shorter than you think Public building + solving actual problems + growth loops that work while you sleep That's it The compounding kicks in around month 6-8 But everyone quits at month 5

Looking for a co-founder? Don't. Ship something that works instead. Traction attracts better talent than coffee chats ever will.

Most founders think they need ads. What they actually need is retention. Fix retention → revenue prints itself.

Solo founders are artists shipping complete visions alone

Scrappey.com is my little rebellion against tedious data scraping Making it fast, reliable, and honestly, kinda fun I wanted an alternative to the hours wasted solving broken scripts, timeouts, and random website quirks So I built one

Your first 10 paying users will teach you more than your first 10k followers. Followers clap. Users complain. Both are signals, but only one builds revenue.

Every SaaS product I build solves the same problem: "What’s the fastest way to remove friction for founders?" Turns out the answer is… almost everything can be automated.

Scrappey.com started as a hack to stop my own scripts from breaking. Now founders use it to ship MVPs 5× faster. Funny how personal pain scales into real products.

10 years of building taught me one thing: Momentum is worth more than motivation. Motivation fades. Momentum forces you forward.

Your product doesn't need to be perfect. But your iteration speed does. Ship → measure → adjust → repeat. Everything else is cope.

The hardest part of indie hacking isn’t learning to code. It’s learning to sit with the silence when nothing seems to move. That’s where compounding quietly starts.

Wild perspective shift: $10k/month solo isn’t the finish line. It’s the launch pad to build whatever you want without asking permission. This is the game people should be playing.