Building in public should be rewarded.
It should become as common as open-source software.
Twitter is a great platform for building in public. But the feed is cluttered. Twitter is a general-purpose social media with it's pros (massive userbase) and cons (lack of specificity and tools).
More, you're not just tweeting: you share articles, write on IndieHackers/Reddit, record loom demos for your customers, publish youtube videos etc. — all to make your brand stronger.
You better put all this beauty in one place for your leverage.
Here's how you can do it with Momentum (a product that I'm building).
Momentum helps to curate your content into one nice-looking feed. Focused, beautiful and engaging feed.
Use Momentum as a content stream for your startup. Once investors or potential partners open your page they will be blown away with your grit.
Let me show you some demos.
Here's how recent posts from Paralect feed looks embedded on the website:

To add transparency you can add a web analytics to your website in seconds. Track views, unique users, referrers and countries. Open your data for public.
See Lingoers stream

Don't have a landing page and just starting? You can build one with Momentum too. This way you'll have a content stream embedded right away.
See copy and coffee page.

Want to build an info-product? Start with curating the links and files in your niche: copywriting, typescript, build-in-public, watercolor drawing.. whatever you passionate and consistent about.
Start getting followers for your specific product. Curating is as easy as pasting the link and hitting enter.
Here's a stream on building in public

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Soon we'll have followers statistics pulled from Twitter and LinkedIn + MRR tracker through stripe.
With this data, investors and startup community can see and compare a bunch of useful metrics: Name+Tagline, Views Growth, Signups Growth, User Growth, Follower Growth, MRR growth
We already onboarded 5+ founders and use Momentum actively internally.
I'm definitely biased, but I feel we're onto something big.
Be the first to join — start building your leverage and use your content and achievement to find partners and investors.
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I would love to hear your thoughts on functionality and direction. For now we focus the earliest phases of the product, gaining first traction and targeting pre-seed round.
Help me create a better ecosystem for indie founders.
Thanks!
It would be great if you can add more signup options such as twitter and email.
Thank you for the comment, we will add other options! (Twitter and LinkedIn is mostly ready)
How has building in public been for you?
Great!
It helps to stay relevant, remind about ourselves, meet great people, attract better partners, close deals.
That's really intersting actually. I have been thinking of building in public lately, but as someone who has just created his twitter account, it can be a little bit overwhelming doing it there.
Thank you! That's true. I love Twitter but startup founder experience can be improved in a smaller community.
BTW I've shared a post with 6 killer resources on building in public yesterday, check it out:
https://www.indiehackers.com/post/your-favourite-resources-on-building-in-public-3426539860
This looks great Igor, well done!
I bookmarked the site and I will check it once I have the time.
I will do a shameless plug and ask you to check my app. It's a repository of tools made by indie hackers. I really think you should list Momentum on it. It's perfect.
https://www.indiehacker.tools/
Thank you!
Just added Momentum to indiehacker tools, looks nice! Loved how you’ve embedded Tally form
Thank you!
I'd only used Tally once before for a poll (for a game lol).
It looks nice, but once I finish adding all the tools and indie hackers I'll spend some time refining it. I'm thinking to add progress steps (if tally allows it).
This looks awesome! Personally, I'm not sure if I would use the single-page builder but your build-in-public feed looks great. I'm just getting into building in public myself and will definitely give it a try once I'm free.
Thank you so much for the feedback Joseph!
That's fine on the page — every product in Momentum is a standalone micro-product, so you don't need to use Page to use Feed or Wave.
But I personally believe that super-simplicity of Page is beneficial too. We'll start showing it soon with case-studies, but I totally see your point!
An interesting space. I've had some early thoughts on the topic too. Currently trialing out with friends just having a Discord where we make posts.
I like the design! I'm not sure how I feel about it collecting a 'join waitlist' email form by default though.
Also minor typo feedback in creating a page flow:
"Explain what you
to(do?) with tertle"Thank you!
Got it! For now we focus startups that just starting, so join waitlist is likely the best option for start. But you can configure your CTA and if you need to collect the emails at all.
Typo fixed, thank you for sharing 🙌
Cool!
Why not Twitter? Do you use some big channels in Discord?
Really nice product and design👍, but I feel it's kinda similar to indihacker but with different UI.
That's cool — we have a lot in common with IndieHackers but the philosophy and vision of the platform is pretty different, so I can guarantee an authentic ride ;)
This is really interesting, Igor!
Thanks!
Wow this is some solid work! It has one of the simplest sign up flows I’ve ever seen
It's so pleasant for me to hear that because it exactly what we tried to achieve!
No friction and simplicity to the max. It's difficult to stay simple!
Thank you!
Here's how it works in action:
Once I've posted an article on IndieHackers I copied the link and added it to Momentum Stream.
It made my post immediately shown on the Momentum website