Indie-Hacking

Posts tagged with #indie-hacking
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My First Show Hacker News

Experiences & Statistics

Posts | 2024-01-19 (updated 2025-10-22) | 3 min read
#indie-hacking #products #writeup

A while back I built tech-playground.com, which I describe like this:

A playground that runs your config on real servers for you, a bit like CodePen for server tech.

The (MVP) Making of PodHistory

Posts | 2023-08-06 (updated 2025-10-22) | 4 min read
#indie-hacking #products

In this post I share my process for building the MVP for PodHistory, from idea to launched product and what my next steps will be.

The (MVP) Making of Honeypot Login

Posts | 2023-03-12 (updated 2025-10-22) | 3 min read
#indie-hacking #products

In this post I will go over the MVP building phase of Honeypot Login, from idea to launched product and what my next steps will be.

Going Part Time

(Re)starting My Indie Journey

Posts | 2022-04-03 (updated 2025-10-22) | 2 min read
#indie-hacking #personal

Starting on the first of March 2022 I no longer work full-time in my day job.

That sentence has been about a year in the making and makes me both happy and a bit scared about the future.

Gumlab

My first ever product

Posts | 2021-01-04 (updated 2025-10-23) | 1 min read
#indie-hacking #personal #products

As part of my goal to write a book I began looking at how to build a following and where to sell the book once it’s finished.

On this journey I found Gumroad, a great place to sell digital products.

Given my idea to sell a comprehensive library of code snippets besides the actual book I took a look at existing integrations between it and GitLab.com, my preferred git host.

Unfortunately I could not find any ready made solution, but given the great APIs from Gumroad and GitLab I set out to build one. The result is GumLab, a easy way to sell access to GiLab projects through Gumroad.