I built IndieRoadmaps because I noticed something missing in the indie maker space

Tools like Canny exist, but they're built for funded SaaS teams. Product Hunt is for launches. Nothing was built specifically for indie makers who want to share their roadmap, collect feature votes, and stay accountable to the people following their journey.

So I built it.

IndieRoadmaps is a public roadmap platform for indie makers

You create a roadmap for your product, add features, and publish it. Your audience — or other indie makers — can browse, upvote the features they care about most, and leave comments. When you ship something, they get notified.

It's part prioritization tool, part build-in-public hub.

The launch was pretty quiet

I pushed it live a few weeks ago without a big bang. No Product Hunt yet. Just started sharing it on X and reaching out to indie makers directly.

Early traction is slow — a handful of users, a few roadmaps live, traffic slowly ticking up. But that's okay. The goal right now is to find the first makers who genuinely get value from it and learn from how they use it.

The traffic graph is moving in the right direction. Small, but up.

---

If you're an indie maker and you want a place to share your roadmap and let your audience vote and comment on what you're actually building — give it a shot: indieroadmaps.com