A super nice guy and founder, tweeting about different strategies he experiments with.
Very motivating to see their progress on their journey making a useful product better and profitable.
While he might look like an investor, he's running it as a startup and also has a great eye for products. Follow him for learning about startup finance and interesting insights.
Follow along on their journey making Tuple with 2 other founders incl. @SpencerCDixon
Making a product people want, by experimenting fast, and getting to a profitable MVP as the first goal.
To help people create products with no coding skills and for coders who don't want to cOdE it all. Follow along to see how a profitable bootstrapped startup looks from the inside.
Follow for having a short post in your timeline every day e.g. nesslabs.com/feynman-techni…
Eat on $5 per day! She's bootstrapping her startup and leveraging Reddit and mailing lists for growth.
For tips on the technical side of building a startup and how to be profitable from the early days.
His journey on making a product people pay $$$ for and love. Saving development time from teams.
Making a profitable project with a family: Tips for technical founders, product people and fun tweets!
See what it looks like to research a topic in-depth and write every day. Read his latest post: jamesgallagher.app/writing/rules-…
Ups and downs of bootstrapping a startup as an indie-maker and all the bits & tips on his journey.
What it takes to build an AWESOME community for makers. Learn from years of experience she has.
She's on another level of making stuff. Lately, she built a plugin for @figma figma.com/c/plugin/74981…
Follow for development wisdom & product tips.
Indie maker on his journey making a super useful product, and eventually making it profitable.
A product person going through startup challenges as an indie maker and posting tips as she goes.
refactoringui.com/book/ and @tailwindcss
A designer and a developer paired up to make creating slick websites easier for all! Follow along their journey.
What it looks like to build a product people $$$ for while having a full-time job
Yes, she's a master in food!
Follow for a delicious taste of hustle and courage on innovating and making.
Serial maker, who is "just building apps" as he likes to say.
Follow for his journey on charging $$ doing what he loves, stay for the raps 🎧
He tweets deliberately, I look forward to his tweets personally.
Inspiring taste of the product, making crazy practical products and charges $$$ for them.
Follow Justin's journey bootstrapping a podcast hosting app in 2019 on their FANTASTIC podcast: saas.transistor.fm
He's fulltime making hundreds of open source apps and tools, see his latest calendar app:
Author of "Company of One" book for indie makers, now bootstrapping full-time on Fathom. Get his book's first chapter: ofone.co
"I can't stop starting things." as he says. Follow him for seeing how he does it.
Started Hyperping > Became profitable $$$ > Quit job > Now full-time indie making and travelling with his wife!
He works like crazy while being active on Twitter helping others and sharing tips. Follow his journey!
She reads a lot and tweets interesting thoughts connected to facts on Twitter which make you think. Follow her for getting your dose of curiosity.
Ben (my brother) is sharing more of his journey building a startup (and dealing with me) on Twitter. Show him some love!
Must follow. He takes in all the startup knowledge and squeezes it in a well-written tweet.
He launched his new app recently, follow him as he tweets hot tips on making products, talking to users and growing it.
He is a very hard working maker, well-known for his 24 Hour Startup challenge. Watch his Youtube for maker's content: youtube.com/user/patwalls9…
She's a serial maker. Tweets awesome posts, tips and products. She loves to help people. Read her latest post on "How to be great": blog.stephsmith.io/how-to-be-grea…
Her tweets are about design and product. Follow for your dose of fresh product designs in your timeline.
He tweets startup tips, and ups and downs. It's the best time to follow him and see how he gets to that revenue number!
He's serious in making. He tweets deliberately, and usually they make you think.
Developer and bootstrapper. Interesting tweets on his journey. He's sold a business before too!
Tweets tips that only someone with so much experience in startups can. They are remote and profitable. Also, mom of 2 little girls.
Insightful tweets. Strong opinions. I just followed him to learn!
A profitable business from the early days, making it better for customers constantly.
Fun Fact: He's been on the road for 9 years (nomad)
Reilly was fired from his job because of his side project.
Now he has achieved +$10k monthly revenue, and has a 1st hire! His work ethics are so inspiring. Read his blog: rchase.com
He's an awesome indie hacker. Been in the game for so long, and he is super inspiring. I looked up to him when deciding to focus on my project.
As Andrea puts it: "He is one of the most supportive, wisest people I've talked to"