My name is Peter Theill, a Copenhagen-based software engineer and entrepreneur. I’m a co-founder of Zublime, Outbound & Familio but also do indie-hacking at Commanigy. I started playing around with programming back in 1987 on a good old Commodore 64 and released my first couple of shareware products on Windows around 1994.
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Show HN: Stemning AI
stemning.ai
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Show HN: Shareaslot Is a Doodle Alternative
shareaslot.com
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Show HN: Free wedding photo sharing service
knipsmig.com
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Knipsmig – no-brainer photo sharing for events
knipsmig.com
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Show HN: Personal Hub for What Matters
startgrid.one
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nstatxt.com
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Show HN: Simple Site for Discovering Taglines
1tagline.com
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Show HN: Celebrate Your Deployments
dplyd.com
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Show HN: Pretty sweet AI dashboard for 14 years of OhDiary data
p124.p4.n0.cdn.zight.com
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Forward gathers donations for charities by giving stuff away
I feel the EXACT same. I wrote about this specifically a year ago (read https://www.commanigy.com/blog/2025/03/25/ai-reignited-my-co...) and my passion has NOT decreased that is for sure. I'm SUPER excited about the future even though I'm sure my job WILL NOT be the same in 6 or 12 months.
Many sites exist for sharing photos, but I just want to press one button to generate a QR code. Then, I can use it myself and share it with friends. Once scanned, they will land on a page where they can upload photos and videos. Everything will be gathered in one hub, allowing everyone to see the photos. No sign-up, no administration, nothing. It's simple and free.
Don't agree at all - the #1 fail is lack of proper marketing of your products. Feedback for solopreneurs are what they hunger and when they get it they almost never let it slip. At least that's my experience.
I do agree that gather feedback is absolutely valuable and you'll need a tool for it. It's just not #1
I build Deployed because I wanted a super simple view of my deployed indie-projects. The idea is simple - you add a deploy hook through Github Actions or whatever deployment too you do and it will show up on the dplyd.com site.
You are able to celebrate a given deployment by pressing the .. and if you're watching the "feed" it will show confetti every time there's a new deployment.