🔥 New Launches
PLUS: Blogmaker is for sale
Hey! It’s Jaisal. Welcome back to the Tiny Startups newsletter.
I’m looking for a few cool startups to sponsor this newsletter. Reply if you’re interested and we can see if you’d be a good fit :)
💯 Top Picks
Here are some of my favorite products that launched on Tiny Startups recently…
Turbofy — Vibe code software as fast as you can think
PressWhisper — Builds your press kit, finds your journalists
SocialPacks — One URL or image in. Every social format out
🥇 Tool of the Week
Holosticker is an open-source, web-based holographic sticker studio where you can upload any logo or artwork and turn it into a realistic, interactive 3D foil sticker.
✅ Top Tweets
1 / A massive congratulations to Shivansh for hitting $10k MRR with Faceless, a cool product that lets anyone create and run a faceless channel on autopilot.
It took Shivansh over 4 years to get here, but he never gave up. Looking forward to seeing him at $20k next! :)
2 / Val is selling Blogmaker with ~$1,300 in monthly revenue (1.9x revenue multiple). BM helps anyone create and publish a blog with ease.
It costs around $200 to run and grows mainly via SEO. Hit him up on X if you’re interested (and let him know how you found him)
3 / Tommy is looking to sell Lima, a simple AI GEO SaaS that lets you see how top AI platforms like ChatGPT talk about your brand.
Currently at $682 MRR with 8 customers. This could be a really cool opportunity imo (and I’m considering picking this up myself)
4 / Rod hit $100k in lifetime revenue with his meta directory of job boards. He launched in 2022 after StackOverflow shut down their job board. The first version of the site took just a couple of hours to build.
I’ve been following his journey since the start and he’s been such an inspiration!
5 / After curating over 9,000 one page websites, OnePageLove has finally been acquired! I’m a subscriber and often check the site for design inspiration, and it’s awesome to see Rob get a cool exit from it. Wishing him the best on his next venture!
— Jaisal from Tiny Startups
Ps. You can launch for free and get the chance to be featured
Reading these roundups back to back, the pattern is that every launch now ships an account system before it ships the actual feature. Refreshing to see a few here that just do the thing. I went the stubborn route with mine: https://github.com/p32929/notes is a note app that runs entirely in the browser — offline-first, no account, no sync server, nothing leaves the device. Terrible business model, excellent user experience. If you ever cover "launches with no signup wall", it would fit uncomfortably well.