Every indie launch hits the same wall. You ship, you post, and the first reply is some version of "but is anyone actually paying for it?" You can answer with a screenshot of your Stripe dashboard, and everyone knows how easy those are to fake. You can say "growing fast", and it means nothing.
The people asking have the opposite problem. Investors, acquirers and other founders looking for the indie products that are quietly working have to piece it together from launch boards and threads, with no numbers they can trust.
Shipfolio fixes both sides with one rule: if it's a number, it comes from the source. It launches today.
A listing you can check
Every product on Shipfolio gets a public page built around three things:
- Revenue, verified. MRR comes straight from Stripe, RevenueCat, the App Store or Google Play. Nobody types it in, including the founder.
- The real stack. Every tool a product runs on, from framework to hosting to payments, each linked to a page showing who else builds with it.
- Proof of motion. Launches, a public changelog and articles like this one, so you can tell a product that's shipping from one that's standing still.
Shipfolio, on Shipfolio
The first listing had to be ours, under the same rules as everyone else's. Here's where it stands on launch day:
MRR
Nov 1 – Nov 15, 2026, UTC
Show the figures as a table
| Day | MRR (USD) |
|---|---|
| Day 1 · Nov 1 | Not measured |
| Day 2 · Nov 2 | Not measured |
| Day 3 · Nov 3 | Not measured |
| Day 4 · Nov 4 | Not measured |
| Day 5 · Nov 5 | Not measured |
| Day 6 · Nov 6 | Not measured |
| Day 7 · Nov 7 | Not measured |
| Day 8 · Nov 8 | Not measured |
| Day 9 · Nov 9 | Not measured |
| Day 10 · Nov 10 | Not measured |
| Day 11 · Nov 11 | Not measured |
| Day 12 · Nov 12 | Not measured |
| Day 13 · Nov 13 | Not measured |
| Day 14 · Nov 14 | Not measured |
| Day 15 · Nov 15 (to date) | $12 |
Twelve dollars. It's not the number anyone would pick for a launch post. But it's real, it's verified, and it's exactly the kind of figure Shipfolio exists to make honest. When it grows, it grows in public.
What it runs on
Every tool below links to its page on Shipfolio, where you can see what else is built with it.
- Hosting
- Google Cloud Run
- Backend
- ASP.NET Core
- Developer tools
- FlightStack
- Storage
- Google Cloud Storage
What it costs to run
Revenue is only half of a business. Here's the other half: Shipfolio's Google Cloud bill since August, synced from the billing export rather than typed in.
Google Cloud cost by month
Aug 1 – Nov 30, 2026, UTC
Show the figures as a table
| Month | Google Cloud cost (USD) |
|---|---|
| Month 1 · Aug 2026 | $2.93 |
| Month 2 · Sep 2026 | $41.87 |
| Month 3 · Oct 2026 | $32.41 |
| Month 4 · Nov 2026 (to date) | $10.43 |
The most expensive month so far was September, at $41.87. Right now Shipfolio costs more to run than it earns, and you can see exactly by how much. That's the point: on Shipfolio the gap is visible, and so is the day it closes.
Who it's for
Founders get a page that proves traction to anyone who lands on it, and ranks for their product, their stack and their niche.
Investors and builders get a way to find indie products by niche, stack and verified revenue, instead of by who shouted loudest on launch day.
Try it
Building something? List your product and connect your revenue source.
Looking for what to watch next? Browse today's launches.
I'm building this in public, so tell me what's missing. The changelog on this listing is where you'll see what ships next.