You've had a project sitting at 70% for six months.
You started it. The hard part's done. It runs locally. And it's been "almost ready" since some point you can't quite pin down. You have a fulltime job — that's not changing. So every evening you don't ship, it slides a little further into the pile of things you'll get to.
Here's the part nobody says out loud: a fourth plan won't fix it. You don't have a planning problem. You have a project that's 70% done and one specific thing in the way — and you've stopped being able to see what it is, because you're too close to it.
That's the thing I started doing. A 30-minute call where I look at your stuck project and tell you the one thing that's actually blocking it. No slides. No framework pitch. Not coaching, not consulting — just a clear diagnosis. You leave with a decision, not another plan.
It's CHF 29 / USD 29, one-off. It's a standalone thing — if it makes sense afterwards to talk about more, we can, but that's not what you're paying for. You're paying for the diagnosis.
Building this in public, no big track record to wave around — just an honest offer for an honest problem.
3 slots open this week. Links in the first comment.
Booking + how it works (the page has the full framing and both options):
https://mvpbuilder.io/unstuck-call?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=diagnostic&utm_content=unstuck-diagnostic
If you'd rather grab a slot first and pay after, Calendly's here:
https://calendly.com/energetekk-proton/30min
Or pay direct (USD 29):
https://buy.stripe.com/3cI8wI7PE0Nn2drchma3u0d
Happy to answer anything about it here too.
Update, September 2026: this offer no longer exists, and the links above need a correction.
The paid diagnostic is retired. The Stripe link is deactivated — it will not take payment, so please don't try. The mvpbuilder.io/unstuck-call link now redirects to the homepage.
The Calendly link still works, and it points at something different from what this comment promised: a free 30-minute call. No payment, no session fee. It ends with a decision either way, including a no with the reason.
If you're coming to this cold, start here instead: https://mvpbuilder.io/go?utm_source=indiehackers&utm_medium=comment&utm_campaign=cohort2&utm_content=unstuck-retired — five click questions, then that call.
Leaving the original comment up rather than quietly deleting it: I sold this for a while, it didn't work, and the record of that is worth more than a clean thread.