We Had Fewer Signups. Better Customers Barely Made Up for It.
DocsBot attracted fewer signups this year, while ARPU and LTV improved. The numbers looked healthier until I asked where the next customers would come from.
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.





DocsBot attracted fewer signups this year, while ARPU and LTV improved. The numbers looked healthier until I asked where the next customers would come from.
I built an open-source, 3D-printed DocsBot robot, trained it on conference information, and carried it around the floor.
A $50 pile of electronics, 15 animated expressions, a DocsBot voice agent, 3D-printed parts, and a deadline in Phoenix.
The AI security review used 6–7 million tokens, ran for 6–7 hours, found 37 issues, and produced a 50-page VAPT report.