Ship in public.
Get paid for it.

Every independent we talked to was paying for four tools that never spoke to each other, and doing the integration by hand. kiwi is the version where they already talk: CRM, quotes, invoices, expenses, tasks, projects, documents and a creative suite in one workspace. The part we are proudest of is not the feature list, it is that Sophia already knows which client is on screen, so you stop re-explaining yourself to an AI.

Free tier to try it, and the community is open if you want to shape where this goes: https://discord.gg/SyJa6RbZkm

By the way, Premium accounts can now manage multiple projects on Kiwi, all from a single account 🚀

Small sneak peek at what we're building right now: a game engine inside aukimi, running on its own BASIC dialect.

Over 2200 commands, 2D and 3D, and the goal is to ship to desktop, mobile and cross platform from the same project. All in the browser, nothing to install.

It's not deployed yet, still deep in development, but it's the main thing we're working on at the moment. The idea is to lower the barrier for people who want to make games without setting up a full engine first. BASIC is where a lot of us started, so it felt like the right fit.

Curious what you'd want to build with it, and what would make or break it for you.

Working through the Game Engine module documentation. 👀

Customizable color palette for Aukimi: choose from presets or pick your own.

Meet Novva, your AI agent for understanding financial markets and crypto. Learn how it all works, in plain language.

Education only. Not financial advice.

"The server (and a few servers from other projects, side effect of the pkill vite) are stopped"

Ah, if it's side effects then we're fine, no trouble at all with AI and its side effects...

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Hey indie hackers,

Been working on adding an AI module to Aukimi and wanted to get some honest input before committing to it.

Not the "generate me an image" kind. More like an AI Art Director — something that reviews what you're working on and gives feedback on composition, color, style consistency, that kind of thing. A creative sparring partner, not a content generator.

For people in creative fields (illustration, concept art, 3D, game dev):

• Would this actually be useful in your workflow, or does it sound gimmicky?

• Would you trust AI feedback on your art, or would it just feel like noise?

• What would make this genuinely useful vs. just a chatbot bolted onto a tool?

• Anyone seen this done well (or badly) elsewhere?

Trying to validate if this solves a real problem before building it. All takes welcome, including "don't bother."

UV Editor in aukimi

#wip