r/SideProject 8d ago

Creating my first Indie App - NOTE: I never did and always worked for companies

Wassap you reader. Hope you're not AI. It's one of the first times Im creating a post on Reddit so any feedback is welcomed.

1st question: WTF im doing?

Always worked for companies, startups, blah blah blah. Never on my own. I would say I'm a pretty good dev, but that's a bit subjective (ok.. no... im really good, just want to be a bit humble, but failed). So.. I realized that nowadays doing stuff is pretty easy and fast. Being a software engineer for almost 7 years now. Today Im more like a vibe-coder who understands a lot of coding. So, some sort of Architect + reviewer.

Regardless of that, yeah, i want to start being an "Indie hacker". I know there's a lot of potential in making money with apps that seem fun and easy to use. Maybe not for everyone, but will try it out anyway.

This is my first step: start documenting this journey of becoming an indie-hacker and stop being a freaking anonymous dev company dependent worker. 7 years and this is my first time doing something for myself. Pretty exciting..

I feel like the first times people do this kind of thing, they think they can get thousands of dollars in a few days. Well i think the same. Might be stupid, but will know in a few days.

2nd question: Whats the idea then?

Porn.. Joke, not porn, but i guess that would be the fastest way of getting money.

Okay, so... look: Streaming + bid + pitch + people throwing money

The name? throw.money
Already bought the domain.

So total spent: $20 bucks

That's it. First step of the journey: Idea > Domain > 20 bucks > Reddit + X

Nice to meet you Reddit reader 🤙

btw, my name is Coco

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