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Marc Llopart

Marc Llopart

@larsnow

Pay to rank. Go outside to keep it. He shipped touchinggrass.lol in two days, then bid $1 on himself.

Indie hackerCatalonia, Spain
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Marc Llopart, better known as @larsnow, is a Catalan indie hacker and CTO who built touchinggrass.lol. You pay for a public row. Then every 24 hours you post a verified outdoor photo of real grass, or the score rots 10% a day. He wrote the spec on 24 August 2026, shipped the site and Stripe himself by the evening of the 26th, and posted it on the 27th. The first listing on the board is his own product, Corvidly, at $1. He also runs Luodaint, the studio behind Feedjolt, Corvidly, and influ.codes, and he is CTO at Medullar. He is a trail runner and a dad of two, which is why a two-day ship still felt slow to him.

Our take

Clone week already priced bid size. A straight outbid board is a checkout with a leaderboard skin. Marc made grass the ranking function: money gets you in, sweat keeps you there. The first 48 hours were honest. 36 visitors, 17 outbound clicks, $1 raised, and one founder who had to bid on himself. That is the product working as designed. If you are launching a board this week, steal his last line, not his mechanic: grow your X audience before you grow the leaderboard.

By the numbers

Boards tracked

1

Combined revenue

$1

Top bid

$1

Built in

2 days

TrustMRR total

$463

Portfolio MRR

$246

First listing

$1

Boards on this directory

Projects

  • touchinggrass.lolLive

    You pay to rank. Then you post a verified outdoor grass photo every 24 hours, or the score rots 10% a day.

  • CorvidlyLive

    AI writer and scheduler for X and Bluesky. A voice card learns from the drafts you keep, edit, or bin.

  • FeedjoltLive

    Customer feedback and public roadmaps for B2B SaaS. Slack, Linear, and an MCP server so your agent can triage the inbox.

  • influ.codesLive

    Claim a handle, paste your discount codes, drop one link. Shoppers search creators they already follow.

  • LuodaintLive

    His studio. AI products on a four-week build, plus the apps above.

Two kids, two days, one board

The idea landed on 24 August 2026. Marc has two kids, so nights were the only window. He still shipped it himself. X login. Stripe in whole dollars. A vision model that has to see real outdoor grass, plus GPS EXIF on the photo. Screenshots, stock meadows, and a WeWork houseplant do not count. Three flags and the proof is gone. Site and payments went live the evening of the 26th. The public post went out on the 27th.

Why grass, not another clone

By the time he sat down, clone week had already priced bid size. A rank you can buy forever is an ads.txt file with extra steps. Marc wanted a ranking function, not a checkout skin. Money gets the row. A daily grass photo keeps the number. Miss 24 hours and a $100 spot decays 10% a day. Day 7, it freezes. One photo, or a $5 fine, brings that rotted score back. He loves the outdoors and thinks indie hackers need to touch more grass. The meme was the product.

36 visitors and a $1 bid on himself

He listed Corvidly at $1 so the board would not be a blank joke, turned payments on the night of the 26th, and posted on the 27th. People showed up. Nobody else paid. The honest launch story is 36 visitors, 17 outbound clicks, and one founder who had to bid on himself. That is not a failed weekend. That is what a small X audience looks like when the product asks you to go outside. His note to the next founder is simple: grow the audience before you launch.

Frequently asked questions

Who built touchinggrass.lol?
Marc Llopart, who posts as @larsnow. He confirmed the board is his (Luodaint LLC). He is a Catalan indie hacker, CTO at Medullar, and the founder behind Feedjolt, Corvidly, and influ.codes.
How does touchinggrass.lol work?
You pay to rank. Then you post a verified outdoor touching-grass photo every 24 hours, or the score rots 10% a day. New spots start at $1. Claiming #1 costs $1 more than the current score. After 7 quiet days the price freezes. One photo, or a $5 fine, brings a rotted score back. A vision model plus GPS EXIF has to see real outdoor grass.
How long did it take to build?
The spec landed on 24 August 2026. He built it himself. Site and Stripe were live the evening of 26 August. The public post went out on 27 August. He has two kids, so it took longer than a single sitting.
Why a daily grass photo instead of a straight Outbid clone?
Clone week already priced bid size. A straight outbid board is a checkout with a leaderboard skin. Grass is the ranking function: money gets you in, sweat keeps you there. He loves the outdoors and thinks indie hackers need to touch more grass daily. That meme is where the product started.
What happened in the first 48 hours?
He listed Corvidly at $1 so the board would not be empty, turned payments on the night of the 26th, and posted on the 27th. People showed up. Nobody else paid. He published 36 visitors, 17 outbound clicks, $1 raised, and one listing. His takeaway: grow your X audience before you launch.
What else has Marc built?
Feedjolt (B2B feedback plus an MCP server), Corvidly (AI writer for X and Bluesky), influ.codes (creator discount codes), and Luodaint, his studio. TrustMRR shows about $463 in verified revenue and $246 MRR across those products. He is also CTO at Medullar.
By Rishit