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Ask HN: Show your micro-SaaS
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#13I'm working on a small SaaS to archive web pages. It's still very early stage. So far there's a Chrome/Firefox extension and RSS feed reader. I'm still working on some more interesting integrations.
At the moment, it's not really a monetize-able product because it's so niche, and competitors are well established. My goal is to have stable, consistent pricing for years (hopefully decades), while also making it easy to switch to self-hosted alternatives.
Stats: $0 MRR
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#15I made a notepad, which is also a shared memory layers for all of the agents (claude, gpt).
So wherever you talk, you're saving important info without efforts. It gets saved & organised on its own.
Its called Lapse (lapse.in) & its completely free
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#16https://sleepsignal.app
-An app to quickly wind down and get sleepy.
Using it is pretty simple → Simply close your eyes and imagine the micro-scenario until you hear the next one (such as: moonlight on a white flower).
Default session duration is only 7 minutes (try this out tonight!)
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#18voklit.com, mrr: 700USD
Congrats on the 700. Genuine question: how did you land on the current price, and have you ever tested going up? In my experience the first price a bootstrapper picks is the one they'd pay themselves, which is almost always too low.