Directory of tools and applications for Bluesky, later sold.
I Worked On by Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs)
Portfolio tool for makers to showcase the products they've built.
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Portfolio tool for makers to showcase the products they've built. I Worked On is a saas founders product built by indie maker Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs).
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I Worked On FAQ
What is I Worked On?
I Worked On is a saas founders product: Portfolio tool for makers to showcase the products they've built.
Who made I Worked On?
I Worked On was made by Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs), Upstate New York maker running a solo product studio with 100+ side projects. Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs) has also built Bluesky Directory, Side Project MVP, Ben's Bites News, Laracon TV.
Is I Worked On still active?
Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, I Worked On is still active and run by Mubashar Iqbal (Mubs) at iworkedon.com.
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