SaaS built in public
I am building small SaaS products and documenting the process: technical choices, mistakes, iterations, and lessons learned without pretending to be more senior than I am.
Indie Hacker · Building SaaS in Public · AI Engineering Student
IndieHackerBuildingSaaSinPublic|AIEngineeringStudent
Computer Engineering student interested in software, industrial automation, and AI. I publicly document the process of building small SaaS products, software experiments, and operational tools inspired by real warehouse and production problems.
What I Build
I build and document small, concrete software experiments connected to real operational problems.
Operational tools
I care about simple tools for warehouses, production, QR workflows, tracking, and daily operations where software can remove manual friction.
Physical automation
I keep Arduino, ESP32, and basic embedded systems close because they connect code, sensors, modules, and real problems outside the screen.
How I Work
I am learning seriously by building in public: fewer claims, more practice, more clarity about what I can really do.
I do not use complexity to impress. I remove it until the project breathes better.
Build before claiming
I prefer showing real progress, prototypes, and development notes instead of presenting myself as an expert in things I am still consolidating.
Simplicity before stack
I choose tools I understand and can maintain. If Flask, Quart, or HTML/CSS are enough, I start there and add complexity only when it is needed.
Real problems
I work best where software, automation, logistics, and physical systems meet: warehouse, production, monitoring, and small daily inefficiencies.
Selected Projects
A selection of projects showing what I am building and learning across product, automation, and real systems.
I am not interested in filling a portfolio with disconnected experiments. I would rather show a few projects that genuinely represent how I build software.
Each project points in a clear direction: small SaaS, automation, AI/LLM tooling, or operational software.
Technical Focus
No stack flexing: these are the areas I am using, studying, and consolidating through actual projects.
Backend & Web
I am building backend applications with Flask and Quart, plus simple and maintainable HTML/CSS interfaces
Core Skills
C, systems fundamentals, data structures, application logic, and disciplined code reading
AI & Tooling
AI/LLM tooling, API automations, small agents, assisted workflows, and AI engineering study
Hardware & Automation
Arduino, ESP32, Raspberry Pi, sensors, QR workflows, basic embedded prototypes, and physical operations
Let's talk
If you want to follow the process, discuss a real operational problem, or exchange ideas about automation, AI, and physical systems, send me a message.