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Biff is an open-source Clojure web framework designed for solo developers, providing tools for building web applications.
The Every team publicly shares its compound engineering methodology and open-sources supporting plugins. Through a four-step cycle and multiple AI agents working in parallel, a single-person team manages 5 products, spending 80% of the time not writing code.
The monthly 'Ask HN: What are you working on?' thread for June 2026 features discussions about a city builder game called Microlandia, which has sold nearly 10,000 copies, and topics like UBI simulation.
A solo developer is building Scout, an AI companion that runs entirely on-device without cloud or account, and is seeking feedback before beta release.
A German developer replaced his entire dev team with the Kimi K2.6 AI model, using Obsidian for real-time visualization, and now earns $80,000/month solo with 90% profit margin.