Wonderlaunch
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Wonderlaunch is a product launch and discovery platform built for solo founders, indie hackers, and bootstrapped builders — a Product Hunt alternative without the editorial gatekeeping, VC-backed competition, or vote-volume arms race that now defines the larger launch platforms. Wonderlaunch helps you launch new products, get discovered by early adopters, and collect real feedback from a genuine builder community. Unlike crowded launch platforms where dozens of products compete for attention on the same day, Wonderlaunch caps daily launches at 11†, giving every product — AI tools, SaaS, no-code apps, developer tools, productivity software, open-source projects, and design tools — real homepage visibility instead of getting buried.
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FounderPlaybooks.
What other founders did to grow.
2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
When you're building a business, especially if you're doing something like a solopreneur, you get so caught up in the online world and all the results and all the metrics that one of the best things I've done is found a hobby.
Solo founders need a hobby that pulls them off the metrics screen
Solo founders drown in dashboards and Twitter. The fix is a hobby fun enough that you actually want to leave the laptop — not a 'productive' workout, but something you look forward to. The offline hours protect the online ones.
What is the industry that I want to be working in? Startups often don't go the way you expect, but you can learn so much, so I was thinking what do I want to become an expert at — if it doesn't work out, what would I like to have learned four, five, seven years worth of information about.
Pick the industry, not the idea — assume the startup might not work
Alex's framework for picking what to work on: assume the startup may not work, then ask what domain you want to be an expert in after years of full immersion. He chose plants because the underlying science, climate-change tailwinds, and consumer adoption made the bet pay off regardless of whether Greg specifically succeeded.
There's a play for whatever you're stuck on.
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