Just launched IndieDeck, would genuinely love feedback from SaaSHive builders
Hey everyone đź‘‹
I recently launched IndieDeck, a platform built for founders, indie hackers, and developers to showcase everything they’re building in one clean page.
The main idea came from a problem I kept facing myself:
my projects, launches, GitHub repos, demos, Product Hunt pages, and updates were scattered everywhere across different platforms.
Most link-in-bio tools felt optimized for influencers and creators, not builders shipping products online.
So I built IndieDeck.
It lets you create a public builder profile with:
projects & products
build logs
verified MRR badges
GitHub stars
launch updates
links & socials
custom domains
analytics
The goal is to make it easier for people to understand:
what you’re building, what’s active, and what you’ve actually shipped.
Would genuinely love feedback from this community, especially around:
onboarding
profile structure
features you’d want as founders/devs
anything confusing or missing
If you like the idea, would really appreciate you checking it out and showing some support ❤️
Appreciate any thoughts 🤝
Comments (6)
That's a very good idea. I like it! Will add it to my todo list to check 👍🏻
sure,why not
Welcome to SaaS Hive, Vipul! Love this concept. Having one link that shows everything you've built and shipped is so useful when you're reaching out to founders, investors, or anyone you want to collaborate with. Way better than sending five different links. The verified MRR badges add real credibility too. Excited to see IndieDeck grow!
Hey Olga thanks, hope IndieDeck grows
This is a problem I feel from the other side too. I run FounderFlow plus a couple of other businesses, and just keeping track of what's actually live and current across all of them, let alone presenting it cleanly to someone else, is its own chore. One clean profile instead of five stale links makes sense. Question on the build logs piece: do they pull automatically from GitHub/PH activity, or is that still something you have to update by hand? That's usually where these things quietly go stale.
Thanks, Stacy! Really appreciate the thoughtful feedback. Right now, build logs are intentionally manual. Build log is more like founder updates, progress posts, and thoughts than GitHub commits. The idea is to let visitors follow the story behind each product with respect to their date-line, and not just the code. Definitely something I'll keep iterating on as IndieDeck evolves.
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