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    ListPro — turns your screenshots into launch-ready feature cards (built this after burning too many hours in Canva)

    Hey all, been meaning to post here for a bit — finally have something worth sharing. Quick context: I build small products under Work Design OS, and every single time I launch one, the same thing happens — I've got the product ready, but then I lose half a day making listing images. Product...
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    Building a solution to my problem

    I used to build apps for marketplaces - Shopify, Notion, Mondaydotcom etc, and then doing their launch launch platforms like Product hunt, uneed etc. The biggest pain I had was building professional looking marketing assets - cover image, feature cards etc. So I built listpro which is now...
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    The Trust Ladder: What Makes People Buy From an Unknown Builder

    Unless you’re doing something that needs an exclusive partnership or you’re doing an engineering discovery, any product can be built by another person. On top of that, if you do decide to build, do the hard yards to enhance it basis feedback and add critical features — and then a new player sees...
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    The cover image is a harder problem than it looks.

    The most popular indie developer trend is to build multiple products and see what sticks. But every time I build a tool, I'd spend more time on my launch cover image than on every feature card combined, and it took me a while to figure out why. A feature card has one job: explain something...
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    I studied the top product launch listings. They weren't only better designed — they were designed to reduce distraction

    A few months back I was prepping for a launch and got curious — pulled up the top 5 products of the week and just stared at their galleries for a while. Not the copy, not the upvote count. Just the images. Every one of them had the same thing: tight, annotated feature cards. Callouts pointing...
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