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    Developer ships nutrition tracking update for iOS fitness app▼The update is out, so now I get this every morning too 🥹 # Nutrition # iOS # Fitness # BuildInPublicMmastodonHealthNutrition21 d ago

    An app developer has released an update adding a daily nutrition feature to their iOS fitness app, announcing that they now receive a morning nutrition summary themselves. The post is tagged BuildInPublic, indicating the developer is sharing progress on the product openly. Reaction so far appears limited, with minimal engagement recorded.

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    Founders Asked How Many Domains They Own●Quick question for founders and indie hackers: How many domains do you own? # IndieHackers # Startups # BuildInPublicMmastodonBusinessStartups21 h ago

    A simple question is circulating among startup founders and indie hackers: how many domain names do you actually own? The query, tagged with IndieHackers, Startups and BuildInPublic, invites entrepreneurs to confess their stockpiles of unused web domains, a habit common among builders who register names for ideas they never launch.

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    Indie developer questions if subscription model fits their game●Love MRR 🥰 But I think it might not be the right model for Snail Walk 🐌 How do you decide? # IndieDev # BuildInPublic #MmastodonBusinessStartups117 h ago

    An independent developer building the game Snail Walk says they love monthly recurring revenue as a model but doubts it is the right fit for their project, asking publicly how other developers decide between pricing approaches. The question is part of a broader ongoing debate in indie game and startup circles over subscriptions versus one-off purchases, especially for hobby-scale projects.

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    Founders asked to share what they are building right now●Founders, developers, and indie hackers 👀 What are you building right now? Drop your project below. # BuildInPublic # InMmastodonBusinessStartups23 d ago

    A call for founders, developers and indie hackers to share the projects they are currently building is circulating online, tagged with build-in-public and indie hackers themes. The invitation encourages early-stage makers to promote their work publicly and exchange feedback, a popular practice in startup communities where transparency about products in progress helps makers find users, collaborators and visibility.

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    Is SaaS Really Dead Now?●Is SaaS really dead now? # IndieDev # BuildInPublic # Startups # SaaS # Entrepreneurship # IndieHackersMmastodonBusinessStartups25 d ago

    Entrepreneurs and indie developers are debating whether the traditional software-as-a-service model is finished, asking plainly whether SaaS is dead. The question is circulating among startup and indie hacker communities, where founders are reassessing whether building subscription web products still makes sense as competition grows and new technologies change how software gets made and sold.

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    Indie developers told to sell a dream, not features▼People want to be sold a dream # IndieDev # BuildInPublic # Startups # SaaS # Entrepreneurship # IndieHackersMmastodonBusinessStartups25 d ago

    A claim circulating among indie developers and startup founders holds that customers respond to vision and aspiration rather than product specs, with the message that people want to be sold a dream. The thought, shared under tags like IndieDev, BuildInPublic, SaaS and IndieHackers, touches on an ongoing debate in entrepreneurship circles about marketing, storytelling and how small teams should pitch what they build.

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    Debate: Is X the best platform for tech founders?●Hot take: X is the best platform if you're building a startup or working in tech. Agree? # Startups # Tech # BuildInPublMmastodonBusinessStartups06 d ago

    A claim circulating in startup and tech circles argues that X is the best platform for anyone building a startup or working in technology, inviting agreement or pushback. The assertion is framed as a hot take and tagged under startup and build-in-public communities, prompting discussion about where tech professionals get the most value for networking and visibility.