The tiny DocsBot robot that started conversations for me
I built an open-source, 3D-printed DocsBot robot and carried it around a conference. It made starting conversations much easier.
I'm Aaron Edwards, a solopreneur/indiehacker building and growing bootstrapped SaaS, AI, & WordPress products. Previously serving for over a decade as CTO of WPMU DEV, I've moved into full-time entrepreneurship with products like DocsBot AI, Imajinn AI, and Infinite Uploads (acquired in 2024), with revenue between $500k and $1 million ARR. I'm happily married for almost 25 years to Keisha Edwards, and we have three kids who are all in college.





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