InventList is a workspace for indie makers built around the idea of a single public loop for thinking, planning, building, writing, and shipping. It describes itself as a home for indie makers and a permanent home for solo makers, with the stated goal of avoiding the need to stitch together multiple tools.
Its workflow is organized into five phases. For capture, it offers Nodepad, which is described as supporting visual nodes, focus mode, deep-work blocks, and one-click promotion to a roadmap task. For planning, it includes a Markdown roadmap, a public Gantt chart, chat, and teams. For building, it names the InventList CLI, MCP, and git hooks, with a separate callout for shipping from the terminal. Writing is handled through a series editor with inline embeds, stories, and roundups, while shipping includes ships, stream, newsletter, and embeds. The site also lists apps for Roadmap & Gantt, Nodepad, LocalVault, URL to Markdown, URL to ASCII, and Color Palette.
InventList also includes a directory and public profile features for makers. The page says users can submit products, post ships, write series, and earn a Verified Badge from their maker profile. It also shows product stream, series, roundups, makers, leaderboard, signals, and apps as navigation areas on the site.
The service is presented as a web-based workspace, and the page also references an integrated CLI. It says the service is free for makers, with no gatekeepers, and elsewhere shows sponsorship options and price labels for Verified, Category, Homepage, and Newsletter placements. The page repeatedly frames the product as built for the operator-of-one and for makers shipping publicly.
InventList sits in PulseGate's Other project management category. It focuses on enabling indie makers to plan, build, and share projects publicly with integrated tools and workflows. It is built as a consumer product for indie makers and developers. It runs on the web and the command line.
Key capabilities include project planning, CLI integration, and API access. It exposes integrations via a public API and an MCP server.
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