Vulkaron of Tartaria

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for my producthunt launch, first (bottom) or second (centered) ? 🙏

I've been running multiple side projects for a while, and I kept running into the same problem: I had no idea which ones were actually making money. Revenue was in Stripe. Costs were in a spreadsheet (or my head). Dev progress was in Linear. I'd mass around for 20 minutes just to answer "should I keep working on this project or let it die?" So I built SidePop — a single dashboard that pulls together revenue, costs, and project health so you can see at a glance which projects are thriving and which are bleeding money. The core feature is a Health Score (0-100) that combines profitability, growth, runway, dev velocity, and churn. Instead of checking 5 dashboards, you get one number. It also handles the basics: lightweight task management, cost tracking, revenue forecasts, and a marketing planner , all scoped for solo founders, not enterprise teams. There's an interactive demo on the landing page if you want to click around: sidepop.io My ask: I'd love feedback from other indie hackers juggling multiple projects. What's your biggest pain point when managing a portfolio of side projects? What would actually make you switch from your current setup? Thanks! 🙏

I've been running multiple side projects for a while, and I kept running into the same problem: I had no idea which ones were actually making money. Revenue was in Stripe. Costs were in a spreadsheet (or my head). Dev progress was in Linear. I'd mass around for 20 minutes just to answer "should I keep working on this project or let it die?" So I built SidePop , a single dashboard that pulls together revenue, costs, and project health so you can see at a glance which projects are thriving and which are bleeding money. The core feature is a Health Score (0-100) that combines profitability, growth, runway, dev velocity, and churn. Instead of checking 5 dashboards, you get one number. It also handles the basics: lightweight task management, cost tracking, revenue forecasts, and a marketing planner , all scoped for solo founders, not enterprise teams. There's an interactive demo on the landing page if you want to click around: sidepop.io My ask: I'd love feedback from other indie hackers juggling multiple projects. What's your biggest pain point when managing a portfolio of side projects? What would actually make you switch from your current setup? Thanks! 🙏

Indie hackers don't build one side project. We start with one. Then another. Then "just a quick MVP." Then suddenly we're managing 6 projects across 15 tools. Last week I saw a Reddit post asking: "Is there a tool to manage ALL side project stuff in one place?" The person described exactly what I've been living: -> Tasks in Todoist. -> Marketing "strategy" in a Google Doc from months ago. -> Subscriptions? Somewhere between Gmail and "I'll cancel that later." -> Revenue tracking = opening Stripe when I feel brave. Here's the thing about indie hackers: we don't build one project. We build five. Then seven. Then "just one more, I swear." And every new project adds another Notion page, another spreadsheet, another set of subscriptions to forget about. The chaos compounds. The Reddit comments confirmed it. Everyone had the same problem. The best solutions were "Notion + spreadsheets + vibes" or "I just accept the chaos." I sat there thinking: why doesn't this exist? Then I realized - I could build it. So I am. SidePop: One dashboard to manage ALL your side projects. Tasks, subscriptions, marketing, revenue - scales with you as your portfolio grows. Because your 3rd project shouldn't break the system you built for your 1st. If that Reddit post felt personal, you're my people. Waitlist is open 🚀 sidepop.io

My side project management system: 2021: Notion 2022: Notion + Spreadsheet 2023: Notion + Spreadsheet + Sticky notes 2024: Notion + Spreadsheet + Sticky notes + Anxiety 2025: Just built an app for it SidePop - because your chaos deserves a dashboard. sidepop.io

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