TL;DR: we're moving to: https://discord.gg/PScDE2bCvD --- Three months ago, I started this community on Skool to test the platform, and it’s been an incredible experience. 🙌 However, after a lot of consideration, I’m considering to move the community to Discord for a few key reasons: - 🗣️ Better Communication: Real-time chats make conversations smoother and more interactive. - 📚 Channels: Organize discussions by topics, keeping everything clean and easy to navigate. - 🤖 Bots: Skool is really full of bots. It's super hard to keep it clean for free communities - 📹 Gathering: Discord comes with native video-call features (and coworking) Moving to Discord will make it easier for us to connect, share, and hold live events. What do you think? PS: I created a new Discord server here: https://discord.gg/PScDE2bCvD

Let us know each other! It'd be great if you could: 1) your experience with Indie Hacking 2) where are you from, and your background 3) what are your current projects

They just released 2 new model, super optimized for complex tasks like coding! I'll try it for my next feature :)

Hey Indie Makers! 👋 I just created the first coffee hour to hang out and get to know each other better. No agenda—just a chance to connect, share ideas, and talk about indie-making. Whether you're new or have been here a while, this is a great way to meet fellow makers and get inspired by others' projects and ideas. 🗓 When: Wednesday, September 11th 🕑 Time: 2:30 PM - 3:00 PM (Paris Time) 🔗 Google Meet Link Bring your favorite drink and join us for some casual, fun chats. Looking forward to seeing you there! ☕✨

What are your biggest pain points when planning your projects? Do you do any project planning when working on a project by yourself? And have you ever abandoned a project due to poor project management? If so, what led to that decision?