What have you built that deserves more than a launch-day post?
A lot of indie products don’t disappear because they’re bad. They disappear because, after launch day, very few people know they exist.
I’m building IndieNeed as a simple place for indie makers to showcase websites, SaaS products, apps, tools, and side projects they’ve built.
If you’ve launched something recently and it has a live URL, I’d genuinely like to see it.
You can submit it here:
https://www.indieneed.com/submit
When you submit, share what you built, who it is for, and what kind of feedback or users you’re looking for. You can also share the link in the comments so other Indie Hackers can discover it.
I’m especially interested in early-stage products that are already usable but haven’t had much exposure yet.
What did you build recently?
I’ve been building Cloutso, a self-serve platform where startups and brands can order creative campaigns like memes, GIFs, stickers, and branded assets.
Recently got my first real trial user, fixed mobile UX issues directly from their feedback, delivered the full campaign, and got a great testimonial. I’ve also shipped a startup program and referral credits since then.
Still early, but I’m trying to build around what real users actually ask for, not assumptions.
HireSentinel (A Marshal Company)
- Basically building Ai protection for applicants / people on the job market.
Scans, and reports Fake "Ai remote jobs" that force you to do assessments and train their Ai without being aware of it.
The first tool in a long vision of protecting from Ai Exploits.
It's free on the Google Web Store if you wanted to try it out! (Can't post links yet)
hiresentinel > Chrome Web Store
I recently launched Velora Code, an AI-powered coding workspace I'm building for developers and students.
The goal is to bring coding, AI assistance, live preview, project tools, and real-time team collaboration into one workspace. I'm also experimenting with features such as persistent project context and safer, narrowly scoped AI code changes.
It's live and usable, but I'm still very early and looking for developers who are willing to actually try it and give honest feedback — especially on what feels useful, confusing, or unnecessary.
I'd really appreciate any feedback from fellow builders here.
FadeOut: an ephemeral event app. You create an event, invite your group, everyone shares photos and chats in one place, and when the event ends everything deletes itself. The metric I keep coming back to is our 50% repeat creator rate. Half our users have created more than one event. For a social app where the core mechanic is deletion, that tells me the loop is working in a way that download numbers alone never could.