I built LemonDash because I had a simple problem:
I use Lemon Squeezy for my own store, and I wanted a good mobile app to track what was happening in real time.
I wanted to open my phone and instantly see:
- revenue
- MRR
- sales
- subscriptions
- refunds
- renewals
And I wanted push notifications for every sale.
Sounds basic, right?
But most of the tools I found either:
- charged for core features like notifications
- did not feel great on mobile
- or just were not built the way I wanted
So I decided to build my own.
What I built
LemonDash is a free mobile dashboard for Lemon Squeezy sellers.
It helps store owners track:
- MRR
- revenue
- sales
- subscriptions
- refunds
- renewals
It also sends instant notifications for important store events.
The goal was simple: build something actually useful, mobile-first, and 100% free.
Why I made it free
This was the main thing that bothered me.
Notifications and basic analytics should not feel like premium-only features, especially for indie makers and small SaaS founders.
So I made LemonDash:
- free
- open source
- focused on the features I personally wanted as a seller
I spent my own time and money building it, publishing it, and preparing the launch.
Current status
- iOS is live: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lemondash/id6761753461
- Open-source backend: https://github.com/sbrsv/lemondash
- Product Hunt launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/lemondash
- Open Launch page: https://open-launch.com/projects/lemondash
- Google Play is in review and should be live in about 12 days
What I learned building it
A few things stood out while working on this:
1. “Small pain” products are often worth building
This did not come from a huge startup idea. It came from one annoying problem I personally had.
Those problems are often the best ones to build around.
2. Free can be a real product decision
Sometimes making something free is not just pricing. It is the whole point of the product.
3. Mobile UX matters more than people think
A lot of seller tools work fine on desktop, but feel bad on mobile. That gap is still real.
I’d love feedback
If you are a Lemon Squeezy seller, indie hacker, or micro-SaaS founder, I’d genuinely love to know:
What would you want from a mobile dashboard like this?
And if you’re launching products yourself, I’d also love your feedback on the Product Hunt page.
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