indie hacking

Indie hacking is building and running a profitable online product alone or with a very small team, usually without outside funding.

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Indie hacking is the practice of building online products such as software and web services alone or with a very small team, aiming for profit without venture capital or other outside funding. People who work this way are called indie hackers. The approach stresses fast launches, small iterative improvements and low running costs, in contrast to the funded, growth-first startup model.

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