Waitly

I built Waitly because every time I wanted to launch something new, creating a waitlist felt like unnecessary busywork. I’d either spend hours coding one from scratch, duct-taping forms to spreadsheets, or overpaying for tools that weren’t designed for developers. I wanted something fast, modern, and flexible that I could drop straight into my app without changing my whole stack. That’s what led me to build a developer-first waitlist SDK that works out of the box with any major JavaScript framework. What’s new and unique is how simple yet powerful it is: you can integrate Waitly in minutes with just a few lines of code, but you still get advanced features like referrals, email notifications, and full customization. I’m proud of this launch because it takes something that used to slow down product builders and makes it frictionless. It’s developer-friendly, indie-hacker-tested, and focused on helping people ship faster, without sacrificing control or quality.