BuildInPublic

A call is circulating for entrepreneurs and indie developers to share what they are building with a wider audience. The prompt invites founders to drop links and descriptions of their projects under hashtags like BuildInPublic and IndieHackers. It reflects the ongoing practice among small startup teams of promoting their work publicly to attract users, feedback and early adopters.

An independent software maker building a SaaS product in public reports that paid plans are now live, three days before the official launch. The previous weekly update had added sample photos to the homepage and atomic credit charging to the billing system. The latest post teases that further details on what changed this week are coming.

A call is going around the build-in-public community asking founders to share links to what they are currently building, with the promise that someone reading might become their first user. The prompt, tagged under BuildInPublic and IndieHackers, is drawing small but active engagement from indie makers looking for early feedback and initial customers.