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[absurdpositivity]

What other social network lets you do this?

[ahmetmertugrul]

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[sweetseda]

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[fanalarm]

Tried to pivot and create a chrome extension for fans to have access to robots to buy tickets that way actual fans get access to tickets and have a fighting chance

I started learning how to create a chrome extension and integrate it with selenium only to find out that this is illegal.

Made sure to ask a friend with a legal background

And we’re back to square one

I guess I just don’t have the confidence in FanAlarm and thought it would be best to pivot to a better idea a more simple product easier to deploy not as many dependencies

But got shot down before I was even able to publish it

[nicheprowler]

🤯 Struggling to Find Great SaaS Ideas? Here's My Journey! 🧠

Hey fellow Founders! 👋

I wanted to share my journey of battling the notorious "Idea Drought" in the realm of SaaS. 💡 As someone who's been there, I totally understand the frustration of not being able to conjure up killer SaaS ideas. But fear not, my friends! 🤯

In my 10th-grade days, I dreamt of building an online marketplace - an ambitious endeavor for a young, clueless mind! The struggle for fresh 0-1 ideas was oh-so-real. Fast forward five years, armed with coding skills and introduced to Producthunt, Betalist, TechCrunch, and Twitter - my eyes were opened to the universe of SaaS. 🌌

Ah, the magical Indie hacking community! 🌐 It was here that I truly grasped the essence of SaaS. And let me be honest, I haven't walked the marketing or tech job path. Unlike the folks who discover ideas from their own pain points, my journey was more about immersing myself in the startup cosmos, observing trends, and soaking up inspiration.

The result? 🎉 nicheprowler.com was born! 🚀 It's a SaaS ideas hub and analysis tool that I crafted based on my community experiences. I religiously visit Producthunt, staying in the loop with the SaaS and tech world. 📈

Now, here's the thing – formulating a brilliant SaaS idea takes time. It can stem from work experience, personal frustrations, or even drawing inspiration from the vibrant community around us. 🌍 So, if you're grappling with this conundrum, you're not alone. Share your story! Whether you're swimming in the sea of idealessness or passionately building something remarkable, I'm all ears. Let's ignite this discussion! 🔥

[spinnrblog]

Vengo AI just launched Trendlyzer — and it’s a game-changer.

Upload your customer data and get a gorgeous PDF report filled with trends, themes, and insights… all generated by AI.

No fluff. Just the info that matters.

📊 Explore it here → https://trendlyzer.com/

@ProductHunt @IndieHackers @TechCrunch @YCombinator @HubSpot @OpenAI @Jasper_ai @ChartMogul @Mixpanel @Segment

[vengoai]

Vengo AI just launched Trendlyzer — and it’s a game-changer.

Upload your customer data and get a gorgeous PDF report filled with trends, themes, and insights… all generated by AI.

No fluff. Just the info that matters.

📊 Explore it here → https://trendlyzer.com/

@ProductHunt @IndieHackers @TechCrunch @YCombinator @HubSpot @OpenAI @Jasper_ai @ChartMogul @Mixpanel @Segment

[goprotoz4]

What is the best UI UX design company for a great product experience?

Finding an experienced UI/UX designer willing to accept equity as compensation for working in a startup can be challenging but achievable with the right approach. Start by networking within startup communities, design forums, and LinkedIn groups where designers with an entrepreneurial mindset engage. Platforms like AngelList, IndieHackers, and CoFoundersLab are also great places to connect with professionals open to equity-based roles.

To ensure high-quality design expertise, partnering with a professional UI UX design companycan be a strategic move. They offer top-tier design solutions, helping startups create impactful user experiences that drive growth and engagement.

[deandacosta]

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[absurdpositivity]

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[devictoribero]

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[fanalarm]

FanAlarm July 14th

Hello its been busy and I've been drained.

Again I am an indie developer trying to create a concert alert app called FanAlarm.ca

That's why I haven't blogged for a whole month. How quickly time goes by. But I still have continued updating FanAlarm!! 😅🤗

So far we have the ability to get top 50 artists and then display which one's are currently touring and available to buy tickets from

And also a page of your top 50 and the users have the ability to make it top (whatever number that is smaller than 50) and ability to uncheck some of those artists to hopefully then give you the user the ability to leave an email or number so that they get notified when the artist/band is in concert and have the ability to buy tickets.

But each time I move onto a new page I end up having fires in another page.

(Oh the joys of programming)

Yesterday the top artists who are in tour page wasn't working and today the individual artists pages aren't working.

But also power was out and is still out so maybe it was just the weak wifi's problem since I was working off my data. I have been trying to market but that is definitely not my strong suit I really don't know what I am doing. I've tried making tiktoks about concerts and they've gotten less than 1k views all of them except for one that got 3k views and one that I paid a little to get 6k views.

All of that to have very little users on my site FanAlarm and no new signups. I decided that maybe one way I could gain a following is to be a follower as well and since my biggest success at gaining any following is on reddit I've decided maybe being a more active user in the subreddit concerts as it might make people trust me more and realize that this app is the best thing for concerts since sliced bread. I mean the reason why I made FanAlarm is because I am an avid concert goer and I think I have some experience there so maybe I have some good advice for that subreddit. I dunno if anyone has any advice on how to market and with work in that regards please leave me a comment. Or any advice for a solo founder would help out so much.

Because since all I know how to do is program that's all I've been doing trying to get this app out and into peoples hands so I know whether anyone even really wants this app.

I've been listening a lot to indiehackers and the biggest piece of advice is to not spend 6 months on an mvp. But I just am so obsessed with this idea that I can't give it up I want to finish it. It's been almost 5 months now and maybe a little too long but hopefully it'll be well worth it once I've finished my first iteration.

your fanalarm creator !

[shahzaibmushtaq]

Indie Hacker: What should I do?

[goprotoz4]

What UI/UX companies in Bangalore are recommended for SaaS product design?

Finding an experienced UI/UX designer willing to accept equity as compensation for working in a startup can be challenging but achievable with the right approach. Start by networking within startup communities, design forums, and LinkedIn groups where designers with an entrepreneurial mindset engage. Platforms like AngelList, IndieHackers, and CoFoundersLab are also great places to connect with professionals open to equity-based roles.

To ensure high-quality design expertise, partnering with a professional UI UX design company can be a strategic move. They offer top-tier design solutions, helping startups create impactful user experiences that drive growth and engagement.

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