Posting your startup in r/indiebiz
Posts that frame the project as a learning journey or accidental discovery, or that ask for honest feedback/advice. Titles are casual and conversational, often starting with 'I built' or 'what are you working on' formats. The opening explains the problem/motivation before mentioning the tool.
Self-promotion rules
No explicit self-promotion rules were fetched, but the community clearly welcomes founders sharing their projects. Posts work best when they lead with a genuine problem, lesson, or question rather than a hard pitch. Authenticity and transparency about the building process are valued over polished marketing.
Post templates that get approved
Posts that frame the project as a learning journey or accidental discovery, or that ask for honest feedback/advice. Titles are casual and conversational, often starting with 'I built' or 'what are you working on' formats. The opening explains the problem/motivation before mentioning the tool.
i built a form analytics tool and accidentally discovered what actually kills form completion
spent the last few months automating form tracking for a side project, and one metric kept surprising me. turns out 90% of my assumptions about where users drop off were completely wrong.