Introducing the Shipchart CLI - Manage Your Portfolio From the Terminal
A single binary, three output formats, and full access to your portfolio from the terminal. The Shipchart CLI is built for developers who live in the terminal and the coding agents that work alongside them.
What's a Good MRR Growth Rate for an Indie SaaS
10% monthly growth sounds amazing until you try to sustain it. Here's what good MRR growth actually looks like at different stages, why early growth rates are misleading, and what the numbers mean over 12 months.
Roadmap Planning for Solo Founders - Now Next Later
Gantt charts are overkill. A flat backlog is chaos. Now/Next/Later is the roadmap framework that actually works when you're one person building multiple projects.
Shipchart Now Works Inside Claude Code, Codex, Gemini, and Any MCP Client
Shipchart's MCP server is live. Connect your portfolio to Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or anything else that supports MCP. Manage your projects without leaving the conversation.
The Weekly Review for Indie Hackers
Twenty minutes, once a week, checking in on every project. Revenue, errors, mood, plan for next week. It's the simplest habit that makes the biggest difference when you're running multiple products.
Why Context is Everything for AI Coding Agents
The difference between a useful AI coding agent and a useless one isn't the model. It's how much it knows about your project before it writes a single line of code.
What is MRR and Why It Matters More Than Revenue
Revenue tells you what happened. MRR tells you what's going to happen. Here's how to calculate it, common mistakes to avoid, and why it's the one number every SaaS founder should track.
CLI vs MCP vs API: Three Ways to Talk to Your Dev Tools (And When to Use Them)
Your dev tools need to talk to your coding agents. But should you use a CLI, an MCP server, or a REST API? Here's what each one actually does, when it matters, and why you probably want all three.
How to Track Revenue Across Multiple SaaS Projects
MRR across multiple Stripe accounts, different currencies, and a spreadsheet that's always a month behind. Here's how to actually know what your portfolio is earning.
Managing a Portfolio of Indie Apps
Running multiple projects means multiple roadmaps, multiple revenue streams, and one brain trying to hold it all together. A practical framework for staying sane.