Idea Surfr

I launched a tiny site two months ago. It’s a small place where indie makers can share their tools and actually get seen. No endless feeds, no big launches drowning the rest. Just 10 products on the homepage at a time. That’s it.

This week, for the first time ever, it felt like people really got it.
In 7 days:

• $120 in revenue
• 2100+ visits
• 300+ users
• almost 200 products submitted

It’s not life-changing money. But for me, it means everything.
Proof that strangers found value in something I made from scratch. Proof that people still like simple things made with care.

I didn’t run ads. No launch hack. Just built in public, listened, and kept going.
Some people told me this idea wouldn’t work. That there’s already Product Hunt. That it’s too small.
They were wrong.

I just wanted to create a place where everyone gets a chance, not just the loudest or most followed.

And somehow, it’s working.
Still learning, still fixing bugs, still replying to every message personally.
But yeah… $120 in a week. That’s wild to me.

If you’re building something, and you want people to see it, give Top10 a try. It’s small, but it’s growing.
And it’s built for you.

👉 https://top10.now

Imagine you have 20 million dollars in your account. This is your own capital. No outside investors. No loans. No obligations. Just you and a five-year goal to reach 100 million.

How would you approach it? Would you focus on a single big idea or spread your bets across multiple industries? Would you go into tech, real estate, private acquisitions, manufacturing, e-commerce, or something completely unexpected?

Curious to hear how others would think about this. Especially if you have experience building and scaling businesses or making significant returns. Assume you have access to global talent, tools, and markets.

What would your playbook look like starting today?

i am creating a small community of 100 peoples to discuss ideas and build team and start working on them too . small community big results lets see how it goes.