Style 01
Direction
Bold indie contrast
Neo Brutalism
Thick black borders, vintage yellow, hard shadows
Best for Waitlists, creator tools, indie products
Niche archive
Indie Hackers landing page directions
Generate a no-BS landing page for your indie project in 60 seconds.
Style 02
Direction
Glass and aurora glow
Aurora Glass
Aurora gradients with frosted glass panels
Best for AI tools, assistants, creative apps
Style 03
Direction
Dark precision UI
Geometric Pro
Pure black, sharp typography
Best for AI products, analytics, technical tools
Style 04
Direction
Warm launch system
Launch Receipt
Receipt, delivery, and ownership cues
Best for AI tools, SaaS launches, productized services
Niche brief
What a Indie Hackers page needs to explain.
Point 01
Straight-to-the-point sections: what it does, who it’s for, pricing honesty, and a confident CTA.
Point 02
Eight styles that feel crafted, not bloated—match your product’s speed and voice.
Point 03
One-time purchase aligns with indie economics—own code, no page-builder rent.
Common questions
Before you choose a direction.
Can I ship embarrassingly early?
Yes—iterate positioning publicly; Next.js makes updates cheap as you find problem-solution fit.
Does it support ‘building in public’?
Add updates, metrics, or roadmap teasers in the export to match your transparency style.
What stacks work after export?
Standard Next.js + Tailwind—hire help or DIY; no proprietary runtime lock-in.
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