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Krish Gohil, a 22-year-old full-stack dev, dreams of startup glory over corporate monotony, believing optimism and jugaad can turn his side hustle Picyard into a $100k lifetime-deal empire.

KRISSMANN is a college dropout turned indie hacker who battles ankylosing spondylitis, believes cold outreach trumps perfect products, and swears by affordable, human-driven blogging to skyrocket SaaS success.

Chirag Sharma, a self-proclaimed coding night owl, thrives on building AI-driven side projects like a portfolio generator from resumes, believing that typing speed tests are a programmer’s waste of time while dreaming of a future in India’s AI hardware revolution

Surendra is an engineer-turned-founder who ditched social media to boost productivity, believes clarity is king, and is hustling to launch a non-AI SaaS despite payment integration woes in India.

Rahat, an introvert SEO whiz who lost 1.5 years mastering the craft, believes you should ditch endless learning for hands-on practice and swears Pinterest trumps all for conversions

Sanskar Tiwari, a Bangalore-based indie hacker juggling multiple SaaS ventures, believes distribution is the ultimate moat and loves brainstorming wild app ideas—like an AI to preview your fat-loss glow-up—while occasionally lamenting $350 down the drain.

Nirali Aandani, a former 9-to-5 escapee with two years of LLM-powered code generation under her belt, believes side projects are the new innovation labs—now she’s crafting a Bolt alternative for mobile apps to prove it.

Ayush, a self-made entrepreneur who ditched the 9-to-5 grind, believes marketing is the secret sauce to success and thrives on turning chaotic ideas into a thriving copywriting empire.

Ravi Sojitra, a full-stack wizard turned solo founder, crafts SaaS dreams with Next.js and Cloudflare’s magic, preaching that building what you love sparks a following—all for $0 a month.

Karan is a startup founder who ditched the 9-to-5 to hustle on Boringlaunch, obsessed with gamifying user onboarding like Microsoft Solitaire did for mouse newbies, and swears by executing marketing ideas before planning—because who has time to overthink?

Vivek Varma, a Bangalore-based dreamer who scaled millions of visitors with Vercel, believes the hedonic treadmill liberates us while chasing high-ROI passions over grinding it out.

Tanmay M, a full-stack dev who evolved from backend to front-end, believes passion and purpose trump perfect tech stacks—building products is his thrill, even if the hype fades fast.

Tanmay’s hyping up @Filmify_App as the ultimate video mockup tool while teasing UI designs and bantering with failure buddies.

Priyanka Prasad, a savvy indie hacker who launched a SaaS from her small-town roots, believes customer feedback trumps all advice while juggling social media exhaustion and a $93 profit dream.

Priyanka’s cheering on entrepreneurs, hyping live chat deals, and marveling at Trump-Zelensky video chaos—all in a month’s tweetstorm

Ambar Shrivastava, a product growth guru who revived their Twitter to share hard-earned lessons, believes site search is a goldmine for intent data and once hunted a UX designer for CXL’s squad.

Ambar’s been hyping their AI tools, from decoding dog food for pups to crafting job guides for immigrants, all while vibing in Austin.

Rishi Raj Jain is a developer who thrives on crafting open-source tools like astro-font for @astrodotbuild , fueled by a passion for web performance and a belief that great documentation—like his guides on auth and databases—can empower any coder to launch fast.

Rishi’s been geeking out over Astro 5.1 upgrades, auth coding with Next.js, and staring at code for 90 hours a week

karanbhakuni is a relentless indie hacker who thrives on coding SaaS dreams like @poperdotai, believing every small step—be it a line of code or a cold email—fuels epic growth.

Karanbhakuni’s been sparking chats on AI tools, fake vibes, and Stripe love, all while cheering folks and pondering solitude

Om Patel, a teenage coding prodigy, grinds daily on Reddit-scraped SaaS ideas for BigIdeasDB, believing persistence and automation will fund his college dreams.

Om_patel’s been flexing his 15 y/o dev skills, rejecting a $105k offer for BigIdeasDB, and scoring sales by DMing Reddit users with Linkeddit

Jithin Jude is a passionate indie app developer who thrives on building Habit Card in public, fueled by a belief in small habits sparking big wins and a knack for connecting with tech enthusiasts over Kotlin, Android, and positive vibes.

Jithin_jude’s been riffing on Elon’s quirks, AI models, and memes as mind-virus cures—all while teasing a dev mode comeback

Devansh, a relentless indie hacker juggling a 9-5 and side hustles, believes $5k from SaaS trumps $20k from agency work while building his second startup with Cursor-fueled code and a dream of viral fame.

Devansh’s been hyping @render ’s free plan, praising @levelsio ’s genius, and playfully griping about @cursor_ai

Nithur is a vibe-coding indie maker who ditched Docker and Postgres for a lean Next.js-SQLite stack, believing simple ideas and storytelling trump flashy frameworks and burnout any day.

Nithur’s been roasting AI hype, critiquing laggy games, and collecting excuses for not making money—all in a day’s tweetstorm.

Ex-GoJek and Amazon engineer turned SaaS founder, passionately advocating for content creators to become software entrepreneurs while emphasizing the power of quick SEO and the importance of user retention over revenue. Deven's been diving into API tools, tackling high churn at Supergrowai, and pondering product paradoxes.

Deeps, the AI Dev agency maestro, believes in making money by simplifying lives, champions the power of visual book summaries, and is all about building AI tools that make reading a breeze. Deep has been engaging in tech talk, celebrating milestones, and sharing travel vibes.

Serial entrepreneur with a knack for launching products, having built over 40 since 2015, and a globetrotter who's visited 18 countries, now focusing on quality over quantity in product development for 2025.

Ram Patra, a tech enthusiast and Director of Software Engineering at Mastercard, is deeply invested in the indie developer scene, promoting apps like @presentifyapp and sharing insights on app marketing and development tools. He's a fan of using Vercel for its speed and efficiency, and he's actively involved in enhancing user experiences through dynamic OG image generation. Rampatra_ has been diving into app promotion strategies, discussing tech tools like Expo alternatives, and sharing thoughts on web design.

From scaling an AI content agency to $15K MRR in 6 months to now building AI-generated comics for kids, he's all about turning ideas into must-have products, not just nice-to-haves. Khush has been pondering over punctuality in virtual meetings, the surge in YouTube ads post-Premium, and the unexpected joy of parents in their storybook project.

Shivam from Boringlaunch, a startup founder who gets excited about testimonials more than sales, believes in the power of community support and user feedback for motivation. He's all about finding your first dollar before your moat, emphasizing practical startup growth over theoretical advantages. His journey includes launching Black Friday deals to give back to the community, showcasing his commitment to helping others succeed.Shivam's been hyping up new products and giving SEO tips like a pro!

From zero to a $100K/year site business, he's the SEO guru who turned failures into fortunes, proving that with patience and the right SEO strategy, anyone can make it big. Hridoy's been sharing SEO gold, from recovering traffic post-Google updates to optimizing for AI and using free tools for backlinks.

Sachin Neravath: The indie hacker who turned a JavaScript library into a $100k/year business, now juggling SaaS with a knack for AI tools and open-source monetization! Sachin's been reflecting on a tough 2024, launching focus-boosting tracks, and tweaking @gethootz's logo based on quirky feedback.

Bhanu Teja P, the mind behind SiteGPT, has a knack for turning AI tech into practical solutions, having bootstrapped Feather to a $250k exit and now diving deep into AI-driven customer support and RAG-as-a-Service. Teja's been discussing AI business strategies, community support, and sharing product updates.

Ankit SaaS: From zero coding to $200K revenue, he's the indie hacker who turned personal branding into a goldmine, proving that distribution trumps product in the startup game. Ankit's been pushing LinkedIn growth for founders, sharing personal branding insights, and diving into new ventures like YouTube.

Solo developer @_skris, with a history of building products for millions, now masters AWS and pushes the boundaries with Superblog, advocating for tech simplicity and ethical business practices. _skris has been celebrating friends' achievements, sharing tech anecdotes, and defending a genius friend's low-key lifestyle.

Ansh Rathod: The 21-year-old Flutter maestro who's not just coding but monetizing apps like a pro, with his latest creation Pimosa hitting $10k+ in revenue, all while advocating for quality over speed in shipping software. Ansh has been discussing app development, from Pimosa's user experience to potential sales, and engaging in tech troubleshooting.

From indie hacker to self-taught coder, @eter_inquirer believes in the power of launching products fast and learning from customer feedback. Eter's been celebrating acquisitions, praising innovative tech, and engaging in tech community banter. The community praises @eter_inquirer for their innovative tools like Waitforit and Lightscope, with @eliasstravik predicting hits and @therealprineur highlighting their influence on X.

Erfan @ Pentaclay is a UX/UI designer who landed his first job by directly emailing a CEO, now scaling a $50k MRR design agency with a knack for turning social media engagement into client acquisition. Pentaclay's been all about Framer templates, from launching Hyperfolio to offering massive discounts!

Manoj R, the indie hacker who turned his bootstrapped startup into a no-code platform, believes in launching early and often, and that selling to customers should precede building. Manoj's been promoting his tool, celebrating Pongal, and thanking supporters for shout-outs and feedback.