For indie hackers running more products than hours in the week

Running several small products at once means most of them get touched once every week or two. The bottleneck isn't building — it's the 20 minutes of "wait, what was I doing here" every time you switch.

What breaks without it

With five products in rotation, decisions and next steps blur together fast. Without a place for them to live, you end up re-deciding things you already decided.

How indie hackers use ContextOS

Track each product's decisions, blockers, and next step independently. Get a resume brief the moment you switch back into a product. Keep an ideas backlog per project without cluttering a single master list.

Where it fits with your existing tools

Keep your existing task tracker for execution. ContextOS specifically solves the switching-cost problem across your whole portfolio.

See how ContextOS compares

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Frequently asked questions

As many as you're actually running — the structure is per-project, so it scales with your portfolio.

Primarily, yes — it's built around the specific pain of one person context-switching across many projects.

Indirectly — by making resume cost near-zero, it removes the bias toward only working on whatever you remember best.

Yes — each project's memory is structured the same way, so scanning across them is consistent.