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This post makes no-code feel like an MLM. Half of the highlighted startups are no-code startups founded to teach about no-code.

• Thorentis 6y ago
  This is the vibe I regularly get from Indie Hackers. So many start-ups exist to serve the start-up/SaaS industry. Every second day there's a "SaaS that helps you create a SaaS that sends Emails for SaaSes" start-up posted there.
  • jedberg 6y ago
    During a gold rush, it's the tool makers who make all the money. -- Someone smarter than me. Startups have been in a gold rush phase for a while. Making tools for startups was a good idea.
  • csallen 6y ago
    Startup founders often cater to other startup founders, and it seems oddly circular, until you look at more mature businesses and realize the same thing is happening: businesses selling things to help other businesses sell things to other businesses…
• _curious_ 6y ago
  Something seemed off...I couldn't put my finger on it...hearing you put it this way aha I get it now ;)