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Ask HN: What is your one-person-SaaS project?
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#3Universal form, checklist, or evaluation. The app is mostly ready at an MVP level, so need to think about what the server side looks like.
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#4Universal form, checklist, or evaluation. The app is mostly ready at an MVP level, so need to think about what the server side looks like. https://offthebricks.com/Apps/FormX/index.htm
Interesting! What makes it universal?
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#5https://fastest.engineer
I like your landing page!
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#6It's not a saas but a tool to create, manage and share wireguard configs.
You define networks, add devices, label them, and create access rules based on those labels so that working with addressess and allowed ips is more user friendly.
Then you can create invites so that sharing the configs with the right people or machines also becomes much easier.
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#7I have two:
- CodeRev.app (https://coderev.app): a free, open source tool to help teams that want to organize code reviews as part of the interview process.
- Turas.app (https://turas.app): A PWA and Chrome Extension[0] that helps well-organized travelers plan their trips using Google Maps
Both have been works of passion (the latter used personally to plan all of my own trips).
[0] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/turasapp/lpfijfdbgo...
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#8Kurivei (https://kurivei.com) a biology test preparation site for Indian students. At MVP level as of now.
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#10Mine is OnlineOrNot: https://onlineornot.com
What started as a week long project to experiment with uptime checking with Next.js and AWS Lambda turned into a multi-year project (approaching 4 years now).
It now covers a much wider use case (status pages, uptime monitoring for websites, APIs and cron jobs).
I'm thinking of hiring folks to grow it more, but the workload is still under two hours a day, before work.
I wrote about the journey to get here, if you're curious:
2018: https://maxrozen.com/2018/12/31/2018-review-starting-an-inte...
2019: https://maxrozen.com/2019/12/29/2019-further-reflections-try...
2020: https://maxrozen.com/indiehacking-3-year-review
2021: https://maxrozen.com/2021-strangers-paid-my-macbook
2022: https://maxrozen.com/2022-just-keep-shipping
2023: https://maxrozen.com/2023-focus-single-product-pays-off