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Lucas and Luna explore the world of solo developers and indie hackers building SaaS side projects into sustainable businesses. Each episode examines a specific founder's journey — from the first line of code to first paying customer, through product-market fit and the grind of customer support alone. Lucas brings the numbers: revenue splits, churn rates, customer acquisition costs, and the real economics of a one-person tech company. Luna pushes on the human side: burnout, motivation, the loneliness of building in public, and the moment when a side project starts earning more than a day job. Together they dissect case studies like Pieter Levels' Nomad List, Marc Köhlbrugge's Bouncy Ball, and TinySeed-funded startups, always with concrete data and honest talk about failure. This is for the developer who has a domain name but hasn't launched, the bootstrapper hitting a growth plateau, and anyone who believes a single person can still build a million-dollar business. No hype, no funding rounds, no 'growth hacking' — just the real work of making software that people pay for. What does it really take to replace your salary with a side project?
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Episode 33 of The Indie Hacker Podcast. Lucas and Luna explore the story of a solo developer who built a SaaS product with zero customer support tickets. They break down how the founder designed the software to be self-e
In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore the story of a solo developer who built a SaaS product around a single API integration—specifically, integrating with Stripe to streamline invoicing for freelancers. They discuss t
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the story of a solo developer who built a privacy-focused web analytics tool that competes directly with Google Analytics. They break down how the found
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a successful SaaS product around a single API integration. They explore how focusing on one deep integration w
Most indie hackers assume you need savings or a side hustle to fund a SaaS. In this episode, Lucas and Luna explore how one solo developer bootstrapped a profitable SaaS product without any personal savings, using just a
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who launched a SaaS product based entirely on a single Reddit comment. The post, which asked for a tool to automate invo
In episode 27 of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a profitable SaaS product—a subscription-based analytics tool for Notion users—without writing a single line of
Indie hacker Simon Chen spent 14 months building a data-scraping tool that nobody bought. In this episode, Lucas and Luna break down how he pivoted from a generic web scraper into a compliance-focused SaaS for e-commerce
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who achieved product-market fit not through a flashy launch or viral marketing, but through deep, systematic user resear
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how solo developer Marcus Chen built MailForge, an email marketing SaaS that competes with giants like Mailchimp and ConvertKit. Starting with zero budg
Episode 23: How a solo developer built a $12,000 MRR SaaS serving exactly one YouTube channel — and why hyper-niche is the new indie hacker strategy. We break down the product (a real-time merch inventory tracker for a 5
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a fully functional SaaS product using no-code tools and AI, reaching $8,000 MRR in under six months. They brea
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how solo developer Sarah Chen built 'PingPal', a scheduled notification tool that competes directly with free alternatives like Google Alerts and IFTTT.
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how solo developers can build a profitable SaaS product that goes head-to-head with free alternatives. Using the example of Todoist—which charges $5/mon
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how solo developers can build profitable SaaS products by stitching together free or low-cost APIs. They dive into the story of a developer who created
This episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast digs into the story of a solo developer who built a SaaS product generating $30,000 in annual recurring revenue without spending a dollar on marketing. Lucas and Luna break down h
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a SaaS product specifically for small nonprofits. The founder, a former grant writer, identified a pain point:
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore how solo developer Maria Chen built a SaaS product called 'FormLens' — a form analytics tool — without writing a single line of code. Using AI agents li
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna explore the story of a solo developer who built a SaaS product targeting local service businesses and grew it to $120K ARR in 18 months while keeping his day jo
In this episode of The Indie Hacker Podcast, Lucas and Luna dive into a practical, often-overlooked growth channel for solo developers: cold email. They break down the story of a solo SaaS builder who landed 50 beta user
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