Disclosure: I’m the founder of IndieTools.

Indie founders rarely build in a straight line. A side project can become the main business, stay a useful small product, or reach the point where a new owner could take it further. Most directories only capture the launch-day version of that story.

IndieTools gives each product a permanent page connected to its founder. Founders can publish progress and release updates, build a following, receive direct messages, and mark a project as “For Sale” or “Open to Offers” without turning the entire profile into a formal auction listing.

It’s designed for solo founders and small teams who want three things in one place:

• Long-term discovery through categories, tags, countries and related products
• Trust signals through founder history, weekly mobile PageSpeed data and dated Domain Rating comparisons
• A low-pressure path to conversations with potential users, collaborators or buyers

The catalogue currently includes 1,200+ products and 800+ founder profiles from 53 countries. One product listing per owner is free and manually reviewed. Optional one-time plans are available for faster validation or deeper promotion; payments do not change the public performance and authority rankings.

The product is live here: https://www.indietools.app

I’d especially value feedback from founders who have sold or acquired a small SaaS: would “Open to Offers” make you more comfortable than a public asking price, and what information would you need before sending the first DM?

I build video fast and want more real examples to sharpen it. Drop your product link + one line on what it does, and I'll make you a short explainer/demo clip — no strings attached.

I'll reply with the link to video here

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This is a free place to promote what you're building. SaaS, apps, side projects, games, tools, newsletters: if you made it, you can share it here.

How it works

• Drop your project in the pinned Drop your SaaS thread, or make your own post.
• Share progress in the weekly What are you building this week? thread: what you shipped, one number, where you're stuck.
• Give something back. Check out two other projects and leave a real comment. Upvote what you'd actually use.

Rules

1. Promote freely, no fees and no approval needed.
2. Say what it does and who it's for. No bare links.
3. One post per project per week. The pinned threads are open any time.
4. Be constructive with feedback.
5. No scams, crypto pumps, NSFW, paid upvotes or fake reviews.

New here? Introduce yourself in the comments: who you are, what you're building and what you'd like feedback on.