Alongly — Build in public.

What it does

Alongly is a build-in-public platform where founders, creators, and teams can document progress as one continuous journey. Instead of scattered posts across feeds, Alongly gives your story a home: one timeline, shared updates, team collaboration, and a community that can follow along from day one to launch.

Alongly is the build in public app for indie founders, indie hackers, makers, and creators. Start a Journey, share every update, and let anyone follow your full story from day one — not just the launch. Free on iOS and Android.

Alongly is the build-in-public app for indie founders, indie hackers, makers, and creators to document their work from day one. Post every update, let anyone follow the full story, and grow an audience around the work as it happens — not just when it ships. Go public and let anyone follow your build as it grows. Or keep it to a close crew while things are still in progress. You choose per Journey. Switch anytime. Open a Journey to the world and let anyone follow the full story of what you're creating. Every update adds to a record people can watch unfold over time. Pursue a goal with a smaller crew. Only the people you invite follow along, send boosts, and keep you going. Supportive and…from alongly.app

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