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Ask HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell?
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#102https://flockmetrics.com/
User signup/acquisition analytics for SaaS startups. Always open to entertaining offers from someone excited about the user lifecycle space.
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#103i run a systematic trading strategy that has generated 44% returns since 2013. would be happy to sell.
What's your email?
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#104insidertrades.org. I won Yahoo!'s international student programming competition in 2009 with this site. About a year ago it stopped working because of deprecated PHP functions. It had/has quite a few users but I've been too busy to fix it up. It could use a more nurturing home.
Have you thought about putting it up on Github and asking people for help? Seems like a good site that could use a community behind it.
That's a pretty good idea. I've had a few people ask over the years how it's done, and I uploaded the original source code a few years ago. Although I could probably fix up the site faster than I could properly move it over to Github...
Re: Ask HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell?
#105A few years ago I co-started http://www.bitcoinpulse.com. I had to take it down last year after running out of time to deal with it, but I've recently brought back a simplified version.
While the traffic is insignificant at the moment, I'd like to believe that the brand is still strong and a small push could revive the traffic.
The twitter account https://twitter.com/bitcoinpulse has a small following - there are a few known people from the bitcoin community (but the vast majority seem like "bot" accounts).
It's written in clojure/script and hosted on heroku.
I'll take offers in bitcoin (obviously). Any interested parties can email me at info@bitcoinpulse.com
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#106http://www.sysadminsoftware.com
I made this tool like 5 years ago, to scratch my own itch as a I was a sysadmin in charge of securing thousands of machines. Those days are gone now and I currently have no time for this. The tool still works.
To be honest I have not advertised it at all. I made sales only from people landing on the website through google search.
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#107http://mskr.co
I wrote a (free) simple super-basic photo editing app natively for iOS, Android and Windows Phone and have over half a million downloads. It has been a good resume piece, but I don't have time to work on it anymore.
I also wrote mrgr (also on mskr.co) a similarly simple video editing app for iOS. Less downloads, but I'd throw it in if anyone wanted to buy either.
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#108http://www.secretsantagenerator.net Lets people organize secret santa gift exchanges via e-mail, including rules about who can buy for who. At its peak in the holiday season, gets about 10k uniques per day. Close to a million people have used it since launch in 2011. Very easily monetizable - just provide affiliate link gift recommendations. I had intentions of doing this so many times but just never followed through…
also interested potentially. cant see an email in your profile though.
Re: Ask HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell?
#109https://freeyourmusic.com - songs mover across different music streaming services (eg. Spotify -> Apple Music). It makes around 20k$ in revenue but I am focusing now on something else.
Hi,
I'm interested. Can you let me know how much you are planning to sell it for. My email ken.tms@outlook.com.
Thanks.
Re: Ask HN: Do you have a side project you want to sell?
#110I'm interested in selling http://www.seasonalysis.com . The site has been around for over 4 years and has a wealth of seasonal market data. We have subscriptions ranging from $50/month to $5000/year with several at the top membership tier. I think with the right marketing campaign and site content it could be quite lucrative but I just don't have the time.
What is the best place to discuss this with you?