How a Solo Dev Hit 10K MRR With a Product That Tracks Time

Episode notes

In this episode, Lucas and Luna dive into the story of a solo developer who built a time-tracking app that quietly reached $10,000 in monthly recurring revenue. They break down the specific decisions that made it work: focusing on a niche of freelance designers, integrating with invoicing tools, and using a simple pricing model. They also discuss the psychology of time tracking, why it's a sticky product category, and what other indie hackers can learn from this approach. If you're a solo developer or curious about sustainable side projects, this episode offers a concrete case study with practical takeaways. #TimeTracking #SoloDeveloper #SaaS #SideProject #IndieHacker #10KMRR #FreelanceDesigners #Invoicing #PricingStrategy #Productivity #TechBusiness #MRR #NicheMarket #StickyProduct #IndieTech #FexingoBusiness #BusinessPodcast #Technology Keep every episode free: buymeacoffee.com/fexingo

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