Indie products, found on X
Indie products worth your time.
I find small products on X, check what they claim, and explain why they are worth your time.
Latest Issue · Week of Nov 9, 2026
This Week’s Picks
The sixth installment of Sunday Indie Finds — five products from the week of November 9 – 15, 2026, each kept here with its full listing so the find keeps a page of its own instead of scrolling away.
Recently Added
New finds added to the MakerRadar directory.
- Nov13
Your iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch becomes a trackpad, keyboard, haptic jog dial and presenter remote for your Mac — Wi-Fi, USB or encrypted relay.
Added 2 days agoVisit - Nov13
A one-note-a-day ship log for builders: write what you actually shipped each evening, with a 14-note free history and a $4 full-history plan.
Added 2 days agoVisit - Nov12
AI learning built on knowledge trees: local-first Mac app with a course library, AI books and live classes, and a creator economy paid in AI credits.
Added 3 days agoVisit - Nov12
A prompt-to-game platform: play free browser games made with AI, or describe your own and have AI build it in minutes.
Added 3 days agoVisit - Nov12
- Nov12
A managed Google Play closed-testing service with 14 continuous days of testing, screenshot evidence and structured feedback, from $29 one-time.
Added 3 days agoVisit
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Who MakerRadar Is For
Built for people who would rather ship than scroll.
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Indie builders shipping their first product
You are drowning in tool choices and want one editor who filters them and says why each one matters.
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Every listing is opened, tried, and reviewed by one editor before it appears.
No paid placement, no rank gaming
No votes, no sponsored slots, no affiliate links inside any listing.
Weekly editorial rhythm
Five picks each week, chosen with intent — not an infinite algorithmic feed.
Only what I can verify
Pricing, features, and privacy lines appear only when the official site states them. What I could not check stays marked unknown rather than guessed.
FAQ
Short answers to what people usually ask.
From the Archive
Earlier editions of the weekly picks.
A world map of your X audience, a project map for AI builds, a Mac microphone lock, a hidden-fee scanner and a design catalog
Nov 2–8, 2026 · 5 products
A daily paperclip puzzle, an iPhone layout on your Mac, a URL-to-video maker, a no-code app build and a launch plugin
Oct 26 – Nov 1, 2026 · 5 products
Replies where the question is, comparable MVP feedback, and product photos turned into posts
Oct 19–25, 2026 · 5 products
Pitch decks from a prompt, a searchable bookmark archive, reviews that trace to a payment
Oct 12–18, 2026 · 5 products