I attended my first MicroConf in April and got a fresh new perspective on my micro-SaaS projects and indie journey overall. I also released some small improvements to PageFactory this month. Hopefully I'm setting it up to be in a good position so I can explore some other opportunities in May.

On the personal side of things, I had a very exciting month. Me and my partner bought our first home and moved in. I also picked up some programmatic SEO client work in March. But as a result, I didn't get to spend much time on my projects.

Due to very little marketing, growth for PageFactory stalled in February. Luckily, my other projects had a good month.

December was so busy, I skipped writing a proper retrospective and just shared my stats on Twitter. However, life didn't really slow down in January. And things are still pretty busy. So, I'm doing a fairly "light" retrospective for January.

November was very profitable, but in unexpected ways. The launch of my free course brought in a size-able chunk of change, while Black Friday was a total flop.

Even with all my energy focused on finishing my course in October, I wasn't able to publish it until the first week of November. As a result, I haven't had much time to work on PageFactory, and it's seeing the effects.

I beat my previous revenue record as an indie maker this month, bringing in a total of $3,010 from my projects. PageFactory saw more desirable growth, and I feel like I finally hit my groove balancing marketing and development work.

August was the first full month of operating my new SaaS, PageFactory. The excitement of launching has worn off and the reality of growing a small SaaS product has set in. I also finally got ads on my programmatic site and I'm very happy with the results so far.

Thanks to the successful launch of PageFactory, I had my highest grossing month ever as an indie maker.