Find real customer problems on Reddit

Describe who you build for and see the subreddits worth reading.

indie devs shipping side projects

42 found

“I've shipped four side projects this year and every one died at zero users.”
312r/SideProjectRecurring
“Every newsletter felt essential when I subscribed. Now my inbox is unusable.”
1.4kr/productivityManual work
“Brands keep asking for my UGC rates and I'm making the numbers up.”
89r/NewTubersMissing tool

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