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Happy Monday, Indie Worldwide! We have some interesting launches from our community this week, and a few other updates we’re eager to share with you in today’s edition of our newsletter.
This Week’s Featured Product ⭐️
This week’s featured app is Retro.app, by Faraz.
Retro.app is agile retrospectives made easy. Online tool for teams to gather actionable insights for their next development cycle. Our proven framework will get the best results for your time.
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Recent Launches 🚀
Happy launch day to everyone who put their work out there this past week or is working on the finishing touches as we speak! Here’s a rundown of our most notable launches of the week:
- CyclePing by Ferre Bynoe. This app allows cyclists to connect and notify each other of race action.
- Notion Landing Page Template by Goutham Bandaru. Sometimes you need to create a landing page quickly, why not do it from one of the most popular productivity tools out there?
- Pitchkit by Samir Rashed. This template has been around for a while, and to celebrate its 5th anniversary it’s available for free.
- ProArt by Natalia. Contemporary art might be overwhelming to some, and this app helps it be more easily digestible.
- Aviato by
Erlich BaEric Zhu. Aviato makes it easier for founders to pitch. Check out their Twitter, it’s wild.
- Unita by Joaquin Cahiza. A directory of communities built for outstanding networking opportunities.
- Cartta by Franco Valdes. A no code platform that allows you to build beautiful maps straight in your browser.
Workshop with Elliot Boucher 📢
In our most recent Indie Worldwide video, Anthony interviewed Elliot Boucher. Elliot has previously scaled his company from $0 to $1M ARR and gathered more than 600,000 users around his product - he joined us to share his knowledge on the most effective ways of scaling your product by quickly testing customer acquisition methods.
If you want to learn how to position your startup, check out the full Q&A here.
Audience Participation: What do you want more of? 📝
As we’re settling into a regular schedule with our newsletters, make your voice heard! Let us know what you’d like to see more of - both from the Indie Worldwide community, and the indie hacker community at large.
As always, until next week talk to you in Slack!
Newsletter written by Andrei Maguleanu.
