TL;DR : After running a 60-day indie iOS dev experiment, I packaged my actual dashboard into a $39 Gumroad SKU. Below: what's inside, why someone would buy it, and the architecture that makes it useful.

Why a dashboard is the most leveraged indie tool

When you've shipped 4 iOS apps + 5 Gumroad SKUs + 15 dev.to articles + 7 Substack newsletters + 1 affiliate program, you have ~80 LIVE assets to track. Plus some 100+ paste-ready files in various states.

Manual tracking via INDEX.md fails at this scale. You need:

A way to surface what's LIVE (and what's broken)

A way to see real revenue per channel

A way to mark items "done" without editing markdown by hand

A way to one-click execute scripts on assets

That's what my dashboard does. Three panels:

TODO : P0/P1 items the user hasn't done yet

Check : ideas/roadmap to review

Run : scripts with one-click execution

Plus aggregations: LIVE asset list, revenue tracker, categories grid.

What's actually in the SKU ($39)

The Gumroad SKU includes:

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