The indie hacker portfolio: one page for everything you have shipped

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If you build in public, your work is scattered. A SaaS on one domain, a side project on a subdomain, a dead startup nobody can find anymore, a few open source repos. Each one might be doing fine. Together they tell no story, because there is no single place that shows you ship.

Your scattered projects are a strength, hidden

Five shipped things is a track record. It just needs one page so people see the pattern instead of five disconnected links they will never assemble in their head.

What to put on it

Each product with a screenshot, a line on what it does, and a link. Live ones, dead ones, repos. The dead ones still earn their place: they show you finish things and put them in front of users.

It does the build-in-public work for you

Drop the link in your X bio. When you launch the next thing, you add a card and you are done. The page grows with you instead of going stale like the hand-coded site you will not maintain. If you were about to build that site, read this first.

Make it yours

The free page carries a small Aksara footer. Pro lets you customize the look and remove it when you want the page to read as fully your brand. Start free, upgrade if and when you care.