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BoringBudget — Weekly planner for indie devs' boring tasks

Help indie developers schedule the boring but critical work before motivation runs out

Problem
Solo founders and indie developers agree success comes from doing boring work consistently, not just passion projects, yet they neglect bookkeeping, compliance, and follow-ups until something breaks.
Solution
A weekly planner that starts with a checklist of recurring boring tasks and frequency, mixes them into the calendar alongside passion-project time, and gives small completion rewards. A weekly summary is generated automatically.
Users
Indie developers, solo founders, side-project builders with a full-time job
MVP
Preset boring-task library (bookkeeping, tax reminders, client follow-ups, backups, privacy compliance); auto-schedule boring tasks into the week; light check-in and points reward; passion project blocks on the same calendar; weekly summary export
Revenue
Free tier plus monthly subscription for stats and templates; affiliate revenue from bookkeeping and compliance services
Why now
AI speeds up development and indie builder numbers are exploding, but boring back-office work is still what stalls them; no lightweight tool owns this space yet

Source discussions · 4

  1. Reddit[r/SaaS] Should I quit my job even though I don’t have another job?
  2. Reddit[r/SaaS] Do something you are passionate about is half truth in business
  3. Reddit[r/SaaS] Resigned!
  4. Reddit[r/smallbusiness] Question for solo founders: how do you plan your work and structure your time?
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