Indie Hackers $10k MRR Weekly

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Each week, one indie project that publicly crossed $10k MRR — dissected: pricing model, acquisition channel, founder backstory, team size, and 'why this is replicable for a one-person shop'.

Indie Hackers $10k MRR Weekly04/06/2026, 00:32:59

Footly Hit $10K MRR in 70 Days. Here's Why the Filter Doesn't Apply.

Footly, an AI soccer coaching app built by 15-year-old serial founder Angel Stoevski, crossed $10K MRR just 70 days after launch. This teardown examines the product wedge (frame-by-frame AI video analysis vs. generic drill libraries), the freemium pricing mechanics, the influencer-led acquisition playbook, and the prior-exit unfair advantages that make this both an outlier and a blueprint.

Indie Hackers $10k MRR Weekly02/06/2026, 20:10:19

How a Solo Founder Built WriteStack to $10K MRR: The Only Dedicated Scheduler for Substack Notes

A deep-dive teardown of WriteStack, the scheduling and analytics platform for Substack creators that crossed $10,000 MRR on May 31, 2026. Solo founder Orel Zilberman reached that milestone in roughly ten months of meaningful growth after pivoting from an AI article generator. The article examines the product wedge ("only" vs. "better"), the three-tier annual-only pricing structure, which acquisition channels actually drive growth, a 600-day timeline across 12+ failed products, a six-item replication checklist, and an explicit accounting of the unfair advantages a cold-start founder cannot replicate.

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