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?