Hey everyone I'm Andrei, 33, solo founder out of Bucharest, Romania. After a decade
of building software first as an employee, last 2 years as an indie I'm finally on PH with a product I actually use every day myself. What I'm shipping: MCPSpend, real-time cost tracking for MCP (Model
Context Protocol) tool calls in Cursor, Claude Desktop, Windsurf, and
VS Code. Built it because my own AI tooling bill went from $40 to
$300+/month in three months and I had zero visibility into why. A few things about me: I built it solo, on a 10/mo VPS, in two weeks no team, no funding I use Cursor + Claude Code daily and ship 5+ commits/day on a good day Other side projects: an SaaS for builders (flowdeskone.ro), a hospitality booking site (anca-resort), all built from scratch Big believer in indie SaaS @levelsio and @marc_louvion are my playbooks Launching MCPSpend tomorrow on PH (12:01 PT). Would love to swap notes
with other solo founders here drop a hi
I'm Vidhi, Founder & CEO of Emberis AI. Spent the last few years deep in neuromorphic computing research, overthinking, rebuilding, and stress-testing ideas before finally landing on something that actually made sense to build. That's Emberis.
Here's the problem we couldn't stop thinking about:
Hey everyone I m Elena, Marketing Director at WebBrain, we help people build smart, personalized AI agents trained on your knowledge, not someone else s data soup.
Think:
Your files + docs + links into a trusted AI teammate
Hey PH I'm Andrew, building GhostData - drop data, get instant scorecards, smart insights, predictive scenarios and a boardroom-ready presentation mode. No setup. No waiting. Save, export, share - then close the tab. Nothing stays behind.
Launching here in 1 week. Still a few things to fix before then, wanted to say hello to the community first. Would love feedback from people who've launched here before: what's the one thing you wish you'd done differently on launch day?
Hey, I'm a software engineer turned indie hacker and a dad of two.
By day I build features for other people's products. By night (and weekends), I'm carving out time to build my own.
I used to spend more time picking the "perfect" stack than actually shipping. These days I keep it simple: Cloudflare + Nuxt.js + TypeScript and that's pretty much it. Less decision fatigue, more done.
My current project is BulkPicTools a bulk image toolkit that runs entirely in your browser. Compress, convert, crop, and chain tools together, all locally. No uploads, no servers, no nonsense.
I'm Atif Shahab Qureshi, a Fintech Community Manager and Digital Marketing Specialist with 12+ years of experience helping SaaS products and startups build and grow their audiences, particularly in the US personal finance market.
I'm Nina! An independent builder focused on cloud archtecture and spinning up AI prototypes. When I'm not digging into tech stacks, I'm usually eating bagels.
Hey everyone I m Phinehas founder of AccessDocs and currently building InfraCore. AccessDocs started from a simple problem: small businesses struggle with invoices and getting paid on time. So I built a tool to make that easier. Now I m working on something different InfraCore focused on MEP engineering teams. From what I ve seen, a lot of engineers spend a huge amount of time on documentation (tenders, reports, scope of work), and much of it is repetitive. So I m building a tool to help generate those documents faster and more consistently turning hours of work into minutes. Still early, but already testing with a few UK engineers. Would love to hear from the community: Have you seen similar problems in your industry? Or is this more niche than I think? Appreciate any thoughts
I'm building Remindr, a lightweight tool that connects to Stripe and automatically sends polite escalating reminder emails to late-paying clients until payment lands then stops immediately.
No new invoicing workflow. Just a follow-up layer on top of what freelancers already use.
Hi, I m Vivek Bohara a student and vibe coder exploring entrepreneurship. Right now I m experimenting with building privacy focused web tools (still in production, not launched yet). What I ve noticed is that many beginners are misled by social media influencers who frame vibe coding as how to earn money fast by building apps. This often traps them into becoming workers who just churn out apps for demand, rather than learning how to innovate or build sustainable ventures. As a result, the market risks becoming more of a fish market than an innovation hub. I want to start a conversation about this. Beginners and professionals what obstacles do you face in vibe coding? What choices or options do you think are available beyond the quick money path? I d be happy to share my own process, tools, and methods if anyone wants guidance. Later, I can also post under AMA or Vibecoding to go deeper into specific questions.
