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I run a platform where indie developers or small startup can share pre-revenue services and get early users and feedback before turning them into real businesses. From Reddit, Indi…

A lot of builders underestimate how useful multilingual support can be. In the era of AI coding agents, adding basic i18n is much easier than it used to be. You can often just ask …

That’s true. Launching with multiple languages is relatively easy. What I’m trying to do is translate the user-generated content on the platform as well, which makes it a bit more …

With vibe coding tools, adding multilingual support has become surprisingly easy. If you ask a model to add languages like Spanish, Portuguese, German, or French, it can usually se…

We don’t really see this as a directory. It’s closer to a community, a forum, or even a small social space. When a lot of free or pre-revenue projects gather in one place, discover…

I built a platform LeanVibe.io and I'm now curating promising pre-revenue products

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I'm curious about projects that are launched and run for free. What are you building? How much does it cost you to operate? How long do you plan to keep it free? Do you have a mone…

There seem to be two different philosophies about early monetization. One argues that you should start charging as soon as possible. Even getting a single paying user for a few dol…

I’ve found many useful tools here. Privacy really matters these days. A lot of products send user data to their servers, and we don’t always know how that data might be used. So I …

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If you’ve built something people truly can’t live without and are willing to pay for, that’s great. That’s real product-market fit. But what I often see is pricing added first, and…

I'm an early adopter. I genuinely enjoy exploring new ideas and trying early-stage products. But lately, when I browse launch platforms, even SideProject subreddit, it feels like a…