Any indie hackers building a product for developers?

I'm building divjoy.com, a React codebase generator. Unlike most boilerplates, it allows you to pick the exact tech stack you want and customize your UI before exporting your code. Supabase, Gatsby, and Tailwind integration is next on the roadmap.

I really like the design of LambdaBuddy. Value prop is clear. I would suggest adding a pricing page though.

Hi developers 👋

I'm building https://pkg.land/ 📦 (beta) - find similar packages on npm!

Example: if you search moment, https://pkg.land/package/moment will suggest dayjs, date-fns and more...

JavaScript/NPM often have the reputation of "overwhelming" and I want to solve this problem for the developers (including me 😅). All feedback are welcome, it's only beta right now and I need ideas to move forward 🚀

OrgPad is a simple easy-to-use whiteboard for all your ideas. Unlike physical whiteboard, it is unlimited and one can evolve it over multiple weeks/months. In this whiteboard, one can place freely arbitrary texts, links, images, videos, or even embed other websites. At first, it might seem similar to a mind-mapping tool but it offers much much more. Currently, we have almost 14000 people registered, with hundreds of people using it daily.

Many developers use it to plan and track their projects, create todolists, writing documentation, etc. At OrgPad, we use OrgPad for everything in our startup, from planning development to business. For development, we have build the following diagram where each node contains another diagram inside. Each nested diagram is about particular part of code, overview of bugs, documentation, etc. For instance this is overview of our architecture and used tech.

I am working on similar domain, deplying Lamda functions with TinyFunction.com and providing a simple database with TinyDatabase.com .

I'm working on https://versoly.com/ a landing page and website builder that uses TailwindCSS so devs love it.

It also gives non-technical customers super powers as we have 250+ blocks and the defaults from Tailwind are clean.

Some quick feedback

• The gray is really hard to read
• Add a favicon
• Spelling mistakes such as "oranizing"
• Add docs to the navbar, that is a key part of any dev tool

LambdaBuddy looks like a great idea! 👍 The AWS dashboard isn't always the greatest way to work.

I've been working on a tool called Polymorph for frontend developers to instantly generate custom UI libraries in React, Svelte, Vue, and other frameworks with Webflow:

https://polymorph.so/

Check it out if you're tired of hand-coding your UI.

I'm even later to the party. But I am creating a holistic application security platform for small to medium sized software companies or individuals.

It is going to centralize and simplify implementing SAST (secure code analysis), Dependency vulnerability scanning, Credential leak detection, IaC scanning (infrastructure as code) and more, in a simple and fairly priced offering.

Transitioning from a 'services only' company to offering SaaS.
https://untamedtheory.com

I'm building Nimbus a visual website builder for React developers that lets you visually build a website and then export it into perfect React code, saving you hours of time. You can build complex forms in seconds and set up routing and anything you can think of. It eliminates annoying boilerplate and CSS and lets you rapidly prototype different designs.

I’ve checked lambdabuddy, and I think others have already shared what I’ve wanted to add. I like the simplicity of the page and also miss the pricing.

Together with my team, we’ve been developing a low-code and no-code web builder, bowwe.com. It allows you to create landing and micro pages, but also online CVs and portfolios, quickly yet professionally. It has high responsiveness, so the pages work on all devices and are aesthetic thanks to Pixel Perfect technology. And because of the high-quality code and top-notch SEO, it will prim you key positions in search engines.

I'm building remoteleaf.com, if you are a developer and looking for remote work, Remote Leaf will send you personalized leads for you based on your location and skills. 🎉

• Each job is tailored for you
• Hand-picked by me
• Spend Less Time Job Hunting
• Be the first to know about the job opening, never miss any remote jobs, it can be your next job.

Try → https://remoteleaf.com

I've been building Progressier, thinking it would be useful for developers. Turns out 75% of my customers are users of Bubble or other no-code platforms. 😜

Hi everyone,

I’m building https://nutjs.dev, a cross-platform Node.js desktop automation framework.
It allows you to automate your desktop with JavaScript, has powerful, yet understandable syntax, supports on-screen image search and works across all major desktop operating systems.

It started as an open source project which I’m now trying to monetize to support its development.

Hi Alex,

I don't know much about lambda deployments but I can tell you that your landing page looks great. 👏

I'm working on https://buymeadomain.com which helps first-time founders and indie hackers raise "domain-name round" investment and thus validate their ideas quickly. Investors can help the founders by buying them a domain in return of 1% stake.

Please check it out & let me know your thoughts.

I see the value prop of your product, congrats Alex. Recently there are few startups trying to build a better dev tool/dashboard on top of AWS.

More screenshots, pricing and more product material would instill confidence into visitor. I didn't understand the reason for including those lambda video tutorials on the home page.

And I'm building https://superblog.ai - a blazing fast and seo optimized blogging platform. Users can focus on writing content instead of seo audits, speed and design.

👋 Hey
I remember my experience when worked with aws lambda in project that has a little bit more then several functions, so my versioning was via git and copy pasting to lambda code editor each time, if i am get idea correctly you have solution for this -- this indeed pretty cool.

Now working on ssh2.me -- bookmark manager for your ssh connections(manage, search with fzf, shell integration). Have few beta testers so far that help me to improve service.

Nice thread, because developers niche is for sure special 🙌

Hi Alex, thanks for sharing! I'm missing the pricing page on lamdabuddy, I guess it'll come later. I'm not so much into the lamda thing to say much. I would probably extend my gitlab pipeline for lamda deployments, if this is possible.

I'm the founder of bootify.io - I think devs are an amazing target audience, they are in general very supportive and friendly.

All the best,
Thomas

I like the website - even though I've never used serverless functions myself - I completely understood what it does and it makes total sense! Simple and smart!

I am currently working on Testkit - An application that makes testing super easy without any coding experience needed and fully automated. Of course this is not the final website right now, since we've just started rolling out to a few users very recently, but it's a good workaround until I have the time to work on the website (or delegate it).

Hi, I' building Dealo, a tool that will help developers setup their billing in minutes, plus am planing to add A/B testing to help find the right pricing model and how much can you charge. I beleive this would help speed their growth.

Hi,
We are building ArchFormation, which helps you get cloud infrastructure ready in minutes, including DevOps best practices and security standards, without sacrificing quality or reliability.

Key points:

• Get generated code(IaC) based on the infrastructure diagram. You are not tied to our platform.
• A big library of public cloud components, best practices, and industry-standard open-source tools. Orchestrate and monitor all of the assets at scale.
• Regular upgrades and security patch fixes to your infrastructure, ensuring it stays current, resilient, and aligned with the latest trends.

In short, ArchFormation saves you costs and time by bringing value to greenfield research, cloud migrations, and startups offering a platform that accelerates cloud infrastructure setup within minutes instead of days.

Would love to hear your feedback!

Hi!
We are building ALTO (youralto in Google).
At ALTO, users will find a platform that codifies, automates and communicates engineering best practices.

Solution/features:

• Automated reminders for pull and merge requests: Set customisable reminders and receive Slack notifications to help your organisation ship code faster

• Full visibility into your team performance: ALTO offers an overview of your dev team's daily work, eliminating the need to sift through excessive data and help you prioritise important tasks.

• Make your team work as an effective unit: Set your team’s ways of working and iteratively release working software that delivers value for both your organisation and users.

Any feedback would be appreciated.

Hi Alex and fellow non-marketers 🙋‍♂️

I've been building products for years now - and marketing feels so cringe lollolll

I've tried find a marketer partner and work with agencies but that was painful and was not really sustainable.

So I've started building Evercopy - an "AI growth partner for non-marketers" literally to never do marketing myself again :D

Happy to chat if you are a non-marketer builder feeling the same!
Also would be great to exchange feedbacks if you are open.

Good luck on your journey!

I have built a landing page template for indiehackers.

Here it is https://usegojo.com/

https://www.contentable.ai - We make it easy to compare AI models before you adopt AI in your business. You can rapidly prototype and iterate on your model by getting feedback from users right away. Developers choosing to add AI to their products need to do so after evaluating all available options. Our tool makes it easy for developers to evaluate, automate and collaborate on AI models.

Getting feedback has been an uphill ask as developers. I almost got kicked out of a slack community as I was asking for feedback and the users felt spammed. I posted about it here: https://www.indiehackers.com/product/contentable-ai/i-was-almost-kicked-out-of-a-community-slack-for-getting-feedback--NepeXmLfsbqtzUCG0YE

https://html2pdf.app - most realistic, high-quality HTML to PDF conversion API service for developers! Save your time and effort, by dedicating a PDF conversion task to us.

Hi Everyone! We just soft-launched a tool to help devs and sw testers to generate test data. We would love to get some feedback on the landing page and usability >> https://www.yadget.co

Hi everyone, some nice stuff you’re making here!

I’m working on https://indietools.dev - the “product hunt” for developer tools.

Please, add the amazing tools you’re working on.

Hi there!

I would love to get feedback on Unrefined, a webapp to run software engineering ticket refinement and estimation sessions for remote teams, https://unrefined.one. Thanks for the opportunity!

Regarding LambdaBuddy, having worked with AWS Lambda and its pain points, I see the value you are providing! Managing all the details of many (but even one) lamdbas from AWS's console is a PITA, nice to have some simple tooling around it!

Also, bonus points for the video lessons, great idea!

esign and build their own serverless functions using a visual interface and deploy them to their own cloud accounts. Would love to get your feedback once it's live!

Not specifically for developers, but my startup https://www.snapit.gg supports code snippet mockups that are often used by developers. It's an easy way to share code in a professional looking way. You might want to try it. https://www.snapit.gg/templates

Hey, I've recently bought the domain "reviewinpublic.com". I want it to be a space where people building projects can ask for feedback from others in their position - just like you have here.

One small comment the "signup for free" under your CTA isn't that visible. Having a light grey on a white background is hard to see. And having a free sign up is definitely something you want your users to see.

Not that specific for developers however if you are freelancer developer and looking for a way to show your work progress and get feedback you might be interested in looking into my saas. Not launched yet, you are more then welcome to register interest. https://www.therein.io/

a web app to help web developers create home page videos / demo videos (turn text into AI spokesperson video type)
Here it is (for now, it's just for PC) 💻

Hey Alex, love this idea for a post.

I checked out Lambabuddy, looks cool, although I'm not a Lambda user so probably not the exact target audience. I was curious how you plan to monetize the product?

I'm working on Kinde which is a product for technical founders. The idea is to provide a one-stop shop for auth / feature flags / billing / support etc so that the developer can focus on building their actual product and get to market quicker.

Details: https://kinde.com

Hi everyone, thanks @alex_ for initiative!

I’m building usegenerated.com a starter kit for node/nestjs and react(bolerplate + CLI)
It’s gonna be the fastest way I know for developing a web app that has lots of models. Spend no time on repetitive boilerplate!

Input: the data models or give an existing database
Backend:

• generates CRUD graphql – the generated code is plain node/nestjs fully editable, and yes it solves the n+1
  Frontend:
• generates an custom admin interface, as it would be coded manually with react hooks, formik react-query, no react-admin or any other generic solution.
• generates custom hooks based on config file for fetching data for lists, detail views, forms/edit views - all you need to do is connect it to presentational components, and add if needed custom validation/ parsing etc

As you can imagine maintaining refactoring the generated parts will be a breeze, just change a template or a config file and run a command. This is ideal in product-market-fit stage when there could be lots of changes. You don’t need to overthink it upfront you can always get back and add or change one template.

Hi @alex_ and everyone 👋

My brother and I have just launched our scalable cloud graph database SurrealDB in public open beta (completely free to use)! We've been working on this for a number of years, and are completely bootstrapped.

The first beta version supports a large amount of functionality, with the ability to run in a highly-available, highly-scalable distributed environment. A highly-performant query language enables use of many different data types, and embedded JavaScript functions can be used for more complex functions and triggers.

We wanted to create a database that people didn't have to manage, so they could focus on building applications, not the infrastructure. We wanted users to be able to use schema-less and schema-full data patterns effortlessly, a database to operate like a relational database (without the JOINs), but with the same functionality as the best document and graph databases. And with security and access permissions to be handled right within the database itself. We wanted users to be able to build modern real-time applications effortlessly - right from Chrome, Edge, or Safari. No more complicated backends.

We would love you all to check it out and welcome any feedback - https://surrealdb.com!

Hey there! We are building Stylebit a design system management platform. We are syncing the design system from Figma to GitHub.

We are working on a "Design Workers API" which lets developers create and automate the design system delivery to the code. Like creating the support for Tailwind, Material UI or any other library/tool which has its own theming style. Exports to Style Dictionary and much more.

Like you can send notifications to Discord/Slack, update some pages in Notion and so on.

Would love you all to check out and give feedback!

I'm building multy.dev, an open-source tool (github) to deploy and switch to any cloud provider (AWS, Azure, GCP, etc). You don't need to learn all cloud providers and still be ready to move or easily do multi-cloud to leverage the best of all clouds.

Any feedback from developers would be amazing!

I am building Mechcloud (https://docs.mechcloud.io) which is a tool to visualize kubernetes clusters / applications and public clouds ( AWS, GCP, Azure) infrastructure.

• It helps you to learn common constructs (VPCs, Subnets, VMs, Kubernetes clusters) across three cloud provides (AWS, GCP, Azure) at the same time using visualization first approach. It is like doing a single cloud certification to learn common constructs across multiple public cloud providers instead of doing one certification per provider to learn exactly same constructs across these providers.
• It discovers and shows relationship among VPCs, Subnets, VMs, Kubernetes clusters using a single click. More resource types will be supported in future.
• It will help you to provision common constructs (VPCs, Subnets, VMs, Kubernetes clusters) across three cloud providers (AWS, GCP, Azure) using a universal form for each of these constructs to avoid learning public cloud specific (e.g CLI, REST APIs, cloudformation) or generic (e.g. terraform, crossplane) tools .
• A universal abstraction for application/platform/infrastructure layers so that you can design and deploy your applications without knowing which platform(VM/Docker/Kubernetes) and which cloud provider (AWS, GCP, Azure) your application is running.

Hello! I just finished my beta on https://freshenv.io
This is a solution to a problem I have always had. I like my system to be clean, minimal and structured. It gets quite tricky to manage multiple projects on my on machine, projects tend to gather and are placed everywhere. Overtime managing system wide dependencies becomes a problem. It is quite easy to mess up a system setting or to keep track of a package I wont need tomorrow. This is why I built freshenv. It is a command line application which helps developers in running and managing completely isolated developer environments locally. It builds and lets you run environment flavours in the form of docker containers which are preconfigured with tools and packages developer needs everyday. Read about the usage below. I imagine it would help developers like me. I hope you like it.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m building 🌈HackerList

It’s an automatically-generated portfolio for developers that ranks your skills based on your GitHub and StackOverflow profiles.

Here are some examples of real profiles:

https://hackerli.st/@robindaugherty

https://hackerli.st/@lrkwz

https://hackerli.st/@codemouse92

I’d love to hear your thoughts, thanks!

I just released BingoAPI a few days ago on RapidAPI.com. It is a straightforward API to generate Bingo cards following both US and EU rules.
It is not that sofisticated and edgy piece of SW but aims to offload this process as it could be resource intensive.
And of course I used AWS API Gateway and Lambda ;)

I really liked the clearness of your website and the idea of linking video guides!
Keep up!

I have two!

ExtensionPay.com makes it really easy to take payments in your browser extensions without writing or running your own server backend. It basically de-risks the time and cost of monetizing extensions.

SvelteSaaS.com is a template for building SaaS apps on top of the amazing new SvelteKit framework. It saves you weeks of coding common SaaS features (user auth, admin pages, etc).

Yes, Explain Code App - https://www.explaincode.app/

Its a new app releasing soon that I built to help developers understand code quickly. You paste in a snippet of code, it gives you an explanation in a few seconds.

Cheers.

I am building RetroTeam (https://retroteam.app/), an app that allows teams to conduct retrospectives after an agile sprint. Easy to use and free.

With built in templates like went well, improve and ones you can create yourself, the sky is the limit to ensuring you have a high performing team during dev srpints

This might be the best thread of the week!

wow! this is awesome! great job man! will share you product. is this on producthunt yet ?

Congrats on the launch! I don't have AWS Lambda experience but this looks a lot easier to manage than the bible-sized documentation that Amazon provides.

I'm struggling with words to describe exactly why but I find the chosen green for your CTA button seems out of place. Maybe you want it different from the 'Watch FREE' buttons but I feel that colour is more inviting. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.

I'm building Acrobox --- a PaaS for solo indie hackers to rapidly build, deploy, observe, and iterate on multiple creative projects at a fixed cost.

Acrobox provisions infrastructure with minimal footprint on your DigitalOcean account complete with SSH keys, a network layer firewall, independently scalable block storage, software updates, backups, and more with a single command. Manage sites, services, tasks, databases, and more with the same tool.

I'm also blogging about my journey as a solo indie hacker. Here's my most recent post about Acrobox. https://pnelson.ca/posts/gone-indie

lambdabuddy looks cool, but it doesn't solve a problem for me. I don't use the UI interface to manage my lambdas. I have a lot of experience working with lambdas, so I may not be the right target user for your product. For what it's worth, for simple projects where I need just one or two endpoints, I don't use lambdas at all, but go with Cloudflare Workers.

I am building SideInvest.io where you can sell/buy/invest in side-projects. This is in a pretty early stage but I am getting very good traction and feedback from the users.

I'm building https://chromeextensionideas.substack.com/ - It's a newsletter for developers where we share pre-validated chrome extension ideas.

I do actually, bannernote.com - easy integration, no code tool to increase conversation rates for websites and apps.

Hey Alex, just my two cents. I’m currently building my product on AWS Lambda. Do you integrate with the serverless framework? Do you support docker containers? What’s the pricing? Can’t really consider your product without knowing these answers.

I do really like the tutorials—I think those are great. Would love to see it using serverless instead of the AWS gui though.

Check out ruttl.com

It's a great tool for feedback collaboration between developers and designers.

Hey Alex! Thanks for creating this post. A couple thoughts on LambdaBuddy:

• Consider adding a favicon to your site
• It's difficult to see some of the light gray links in the header and footer. Consider some darker colors for the links for more contrast.
• Imho the docs could use some love and including some full page screenshots would be helpful.
• If LambdaBuddy requires storing AWS access keys, how are you keeping them safe?

Hope this helps!

I'm working on https://idsimple.io, single sign-on for your staging app environments. If you want to keep these environments private (which is always a good idea) teams or agencies often end up sharing basic auth credentials which can be cumbersome to manage with a lot of people. idsimple allows you to easily access your non-production environments while keeping them private and eliminating the need to manage passwords.

Currently in beta and would love some feedback! I have an integration for ruby/rails apps built and excited to build out more integrations.

I am building Codexplainer. It is an AI tool to explain a piece of code in plain English. Since it is a Chrome extension, it can explain code on any site on the internet. The app is currently in beta. You can try the app here:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/codexplainer/mekadgeckpcgideipfhbcapmenbadejp
I'll not say that this AI is 100% perfect but it is doing the best job in most instances. So, I thought it is worth giving a try. And I am 100% positive that this AI will get a lot better and help learners grasp the idea faster.

I acknowledge the fact that most developers are learners and come from developing countries so I am keeping the app free.

Please write me a few words. I am open to hearing your feedback and suggestion.

I will be building a solution to simplify “Remote printing for web and mobile apps”. I got no website or even domain yet but the concept is clear in my head.

Lamdabuddy looks great. 😊

You have a typo on your page:

Are you struggling with oranizing, managing and releasing lambda functions?

Right under your "Get Started Now" button, you wrote oranizing instead of organising

I'm working on a course for golang developers geared at an intermediate to advanced audience. Nothing to show yet, as I'm building the app that will be the focus of the course now.

I've noticed there's a lot of content geared at beginning developers, or disjointed concepts you can come across on blogs, but not a lot of content that "puts it all together." Hoping my many years working at some big name tech companies in senior+ positions has given me some valuable perspective I can share.

Hi Alex,

LambdaBuddy looks very slick. I profess to not being your target audience as i’m less technical but I think your landing page is clear and concise.

One thing you could consider doing as you build out your website further is to split out the individual elements that you offer in your product onto separate landing pages and optimise those pages for things people search for in relation to those particular functions eg rather than just linking to the YouTube video for ‘how to install non modules in AWS lambda’ you could have a separate page for that optimised for that term with the video and any related content that is useful to your prospective customers.

I’d be interested to see what you thought of https://developers.zamzar.com (a file conversion API).

Thanks !

lambdabuddy.com looks awesome, congrats

I am building a no-code all in one API testing solution. I am starting with generation of tests with data and then will add load testing and security testing
http://apimonkey.co

I build An api bank that serves machine learning,
still under construction.
hit me up if you are interested.
current niche is hatespeech / toxicity classification in text.
we're flexible to add a new niche in case of a potential new client.

Hi Alex,

I'm working on Delta Forms https://deltaforms.vercel.app a service to send HTML form responses to Slack, Google Sheets, Notion, HubSpot, and more without paying extra for Zapier.

I checked out your landing page, the design looks pretty great. I have not used Lambda or serverless functions but your product looks like a CI/CD for serverless functions to me which would be really helpful in case I use serverless functions in the future. Like some others have said, I think you should really add a pricing section.

I am building Securify TFA: https://securify.developer-service.io/

Current 2FA APIs are difficult to use, costly, and use non-secure methods like SMS and e-mail.

The TFA (Two Factor API) is the evolution of these unsafe methods by bringing the ease of use and security of end-to-end encryption of communication applications like Telegram to exchange 2FA codes.

Hi, I'm building https://twayobiz.com - a file management service for business owners, although it could also work for developers as we offer API support and even a Zapier integration for quicker integrating. Like you can literally upload files via the API and the documentation is very straight forward.

And Lambdabuddy I think needs a pricing page. The UI is also nice and straight forward.

I’m building https://emailengine.app, it’s a self hosted proxy server that takes requests through HTTP REST and “translates” these to IMAP/SMTP commands, so that your service could talk to email servers to send and receive emails without knowing anything about email protocols.

I love the simplicity of your landing page. I haven't worked with Lambda before, but the the courses section made me feel right at home as a developer. The only thing that wasn't quite clear immediately is that LambdaBuddy is for AWS.

You can take a look at mine if you like. We work on a privacy and developer-friendly web analytics solution that can also be turned into a platform if you use our extensive API :)

https://pirsch.io

Hey! I really love the idea, I've always enjoyed building serverless applications (or just serverless components as part of a larger application), but the UX around lambda was always pretty limiting.

The landing page looks great, the only thing I wasn't sure about was the deploy story. "When you push a new version to your lambda function" - made me worry that I still need to manage the deployment itself until I saw the next section which called out lambda-build.
Just my 2c, but it might be worth moving lambda-build into the section above and having a gif of it building and deploying. It feels like a really complete narrative then from building to deploying.

I'm working on https://www.propelauth.com - a service to make authentication easier. Curious for any feedback you have!

I haven't used Lamda function on AWS before, is your product an AWS only thing?
I'm sure the website copy is evolving, but there's a typo in "Efortless versioning".

Consider more prominence on the Sign-in & Login buttons, I nearly missed them way up there!

I'm working on LogMonster.net a drop-dead simple logging solution for indie developers & small teams.

As a GCP user, I've always hated Stackdriver and since most of my apps are built for clients with a limited number of users, the big logging solutions are overkill. I wanted something that was easy to use from anywhere (no ssh required) and didn't require babysitting, so I built LogMonster.

I'd love to hear thoughts & feedback!

Hi Alex. I'm using tons of AWS Lambda functions for our backend services and I know that AWS Web console can be quite intimidating for beginners. LambdaBuddy makes it quite user-friendly for first-time users 👍 👍

I'm the founder of CraftMyPDF - We offer PDF generation API and our drag-and-drop editor lets you design templates in any browser and generate pixel-perfect PDF documents from pre-defined templates and JSON data. It's not only built for developers but also for no-code users.

https://tahsk.com - A product management app which gets out of your way, free for small teams!

Yes! I'm building a JavaScript Image Editor component. It's compatible with all web based frameworks out there.

👉 https://pqina.nl/pintura/

Marketing to developers is extra difficult. Lots of resources on marketing don't fit one to one with devs as they can build-it-themselves-in-five-minutes™

I'm not super familiar with Lambda functions, the landing page is super clear, and I love the name, it's pretty straightforward.

Maybe additionally to "organising, managing, releasing" you can add some common pain points that LambdaBuddy solves? There's a reason LambdaBuddy does all those things, I'd underline that reason.

Lambdabuddy looks quite clean, and the name is quite good. I dont work with AWS Lambdas quite often to fully grasp the pain point, but keep it up, looks useful!

I've been building https://scopebrite.com/, a product for makers in general, more focused on project and product managers, i.e pre-development, in collaboration with an agency, for almost a year now. We launched a private beta and gathered some initial feedback and now we basically redid almost everything and are getting ready for a GA launch in a couple of months. Looking for early adopters and a lot of feedback, do reach out if you want to take a very early look and share your thoughts! Scopebrite goal is to help discover, enrich and plan projects, moving from 0 to 1 faster.

Recently I've launched Onemon.io which is a websites monitoring service. What distinguishes us from other websites of this type is the fact that, in addition to standard tests, we also regularly (every 10 minutes) test the website using a real Chrome browser. Thanks to this, we test all website components, including scripts, images, styles, fonts etc. Additionally, we check the domain, certificate and website security.

We offer a free plan and 10-days free trial for premium plans. I'd love to hear any feedback.

As for your product - I'm not experienced in AWS, so I'm not a target user, however:

1. I really like the your website design.
2. I'd love to have an ability to sign up/login with Google

I just released an app (FACTION) to help cybersecurity professionals who perform security assessments be more efficient and collaborative.

One of the things that makes FACTION unique is we are building an App Store for it so that developers can extend and add features. We want it to be as easy to extend as WordPress and hopefully get a huge developer community using it and extending it. Would love any feedback on this approach or anyone that might have done something similar.

You can find the app by searching for factionsecurity.

Hi, I would like some feedback on my newly release app, 'Finger Maestro'. It's a free app to create artistic music video. You can find it on App or Play store.

"Elevate interactive music visuals! Craft mesmerizing art music videos with melody pixel art & emotional touch interactions. Express through artistic music creation!"

Hi,
I started working on my Goback saas app from collecting the audience. So far I've made a landing page GOB4CK. co m and I was wondering if you could comment on this. I am looking for the replies to the following questions/topics:

1. Does it say clearly what the app is made for?
2. Does it say if it is for B2B or B2C/D2C?
3. Is it engaging enough?
4. Visual side of the page

I was also thinking to add a video to tell more about the app but I am still working on it.
I will be grateful for any remark or advice.
Br,
Marcin

Back in 2021, I was using 10+ browser extensions to inspect, edit, debug, and brainstorm ideas on my client's websites, but those extensions had bugs and weren't powerful enough. So, I built an all-in-one Chrome extension, superdevpro.com, to solve this problem for me. 👀

1️⃣ I started building the extension in July 2022, and it was completed in October 2022.
2️⃣ I made it open-source and launched it on ProductHunt in Oct 2022; no website yet.
3️⃣ 200+ upvotes, 50+ comments and 300+ installs through ProductHunt that week.
4️⃣ It went viral in Japan and Korea through a tweet + blog by someone (100k views).
5️⃣ Got 3000+ installs through them that happened in December.
6️⃣ Launched the paid version in February; free users started converting to paid ones.
7️⃣ I got almost 1-2 sales per day; the paid version cost $30 back then.
8️⃣ It has been 11 months since the paid version launch, and things are going well.

Not as much a product as a publication, but this is one of the main goals of my newsletter.

I find landing pages, ads, and emails from top tech/SAAS brands and i annotate & Analyze them. It's partially a swipefile, partially a breakdown of what's working and what isn't.

Soon, I'll be adding "teardowns" or Landing page critiques from smaller brands/startups using the elements of copy and design that made for the swipefile annotations.

I can add your page to the prospective list for Landing page teardowns if you like!

Hey Alex,
We're building dashwaveio, a cloud build tool for Android dev and we are aiming to make android dev more collaborative and fast, increasing developer productivity. In short, the tool allows you build your local WIP code on cloud with a CLI command. Every build gets stored and can be previewed in virtual and physical devices. We're in public beta currently. Please feel free to try out the tool and provide us with your feedback.

Hi Alex, thank you for post this. It is really hard for developers to do marketing.
Here is my next-generation SQL tool by using ChatGPT:
TableChat is a generated AI based SQL/BigData IDE. It has the most frequently used features of traditional IDEs but more than that.

• You can easily generate SQL you want just by type natural language, it is more exactly than you think.
• You can not only use it as an IDE but also as a BI to generate report graph for you.
• Also, you can get  code from the database schema, for example, the class code of an object and setter and getter function of the class.
  As we just start the project for a few month, a lot of features are on going. Welcome to join us.

🚀 Hey Alex!

I'm Benji, co-founder of Bondr, and I'm beyond excited to share our brainchild with you. Remote work is amazing, but let's be real – my friends and I shared one common challenge: the struggle to maintain those team bonds and break down communication barriers.

That's why we created Bondr – a solution born out of our own experiences. We know the frustration of feeling like your team is more like distant acquaintances than the close-knit crew we wished for.

Imagine personalized 1-on-1 meetings seamlessly embedded into Teams or Slack, transforming virtual interactions into meaningful connections.

How it works:
🔸 Bondr matches your team members for regular 1-on-1 meetings.
🔸 Each meeting is enriched with tailored questions for deeper connections, feedback, and innovation.
🔸 Bondr anonymously summarizes creative ideas and constructive feedback, which will be compiled for each team.

We invite you to join us on this journey to redefine remote work. Let's turn every interaction into a step towards a more connected, vibrant team. Your feedback means the world to us, so fire away with your thoughts and let's make remote work an experience we all look forward to!

Cheers!

Hey Alex, I don't know if you use the Linear as PM tool, for example, but if yes, maybe this integration tool could bring you value => SteelSync.i o
A tool to transform your PM kanban board to a business board for business teams or clients
NB: it will soon be integrated with Jira too

Hello, I'm currently building https://uibun.dev - a visual editor for tailwindcss. What do you think?

Hi Alex, thanks for the post.

We are building a super debugger that brings the capabilities of a traditional debugger, i.e. analyzing data in arbitrary variables, for your applications running in production - without having to redeploy them or without the overheads associated with a traditional debugger.

You can use this to understand code flow, debug those tricky production incidents or save on logging costs with this magical ability to add log statements on the fly.

It's a simple IDE plugin so you don't even have to move to a new platform to wield all this magic.
We are charging $0 at the moment. Feel free to try us out here: https://docs.ctrlb.ai/getting-started-in-2-minutes

Reach out to me at [email protected] for any questions.

It seems to be having most of the necessities (features, about, guides), but I feel with a UI redesign, it will look much better.

BTW, I've curated over 900 online tools including dev tools at here: https://intools.co. Feel free to let me know your feedback!

We are building an analytics tool for website owners. If you need a clean dashboard without the struggle of setting everything up, check out the live demo on our website. https://www.websense.online

We created websense, because setting up GA and other alternatives was way too conplicated and time consuming. Websense deals with everything for you. It tracks loading time, how far users scroll down a page, and what CTAs are being clicked. No need for custom event and data layers.

Any feedback is welcome!

Larry

Hi Alex, we are and in 2 ways I think. But its maybe a bit early to post about it .

1. Our platform can be used by developers. Liki is is communication tool that use visual widgets over text to reduce your communication to few clicks and drags.

2. We have a marketplace where developers can build and then sell widgets that will be used by other users.

Hi Alex, thanks for this post.

Lambdabuddy seems quite promising. Although I'm not currently utilizing lambda functions in my personal projects, I'm definitely planning to give LB a try at the earliest opportunity.

Additionally, I'm seeking feedback on Zeal, a Chrome extension designed to override the new tab page.

Unfortunately, I can't provide a direct link here, so you'll need to search for it in the Chrome Web Store.

Hi, Alex. It's great to see your post. We are currently developing a low-code tool called ILLA Cloud, aiming to assist developers in rapidly creating lightweight solutions based on various products such as APIs, AI agents, LLM, and databases. The goal is to address the fragmented needs in a multitude of tasks, ultimately enhancing team efficiency.

Hi Alex, thank you for this post.
I have created an AI assistant for the command line or terminal called AiTerm.

AiTerm is designed to assist developers or command line users with simplifying the process of converting natural language into executable commands, allowing users to find and run the commands they need without leaving their command line or terminal.

Currently AiTerm is completely free on the beta version. I would be very grateful if you would take a look at AiTerm in PH in the command-line-tools category. I would greatly appreciate any feedback you may have on AiTerm. Thank you

I'm building an API that you can drop into any app such an Eshop or POS systems, that generates invoices as PDFs. With one API call it nearly instantly returns a nicely formatted PDF file.

It will hopefully have 100+ template options (working on it), ranging from business oriented "basic" style, to fancy colourful options too. You can change the colour of the invoice as well by defining that in the request. The invoices will be dynamic, meaning they adjust based on what fields you populate, and take as many pages as needed based on your content.

It will have a completely free tier, making it free forever, plus a paid one which is pay-as-you-go that has a few added benefits.

I'm trying to make a wordpress plugin that will help people using a market-leading companies reseller hosting plan and then integrate the services with wordpress as it's a better platform for allowing blog content and easier page creation than the generic bootstrap-led HTML website it currently uses.

However, my PHP code knowledge seems to be failing me on some simple little parts that contradict themselves from their guides, other people's guides, AI interpretation etc.

I think I will need a lot more guidance on this to fully develop my skills.

Hi Alex,
Thank you for creating thread for others to post about their product.

I’m currently working on ShipThatApp a SwiftUI boiler plate to help fellow iOS developers to accelerate their app launch and ship in days not weeks!

Here's what ShipThatApp offers:

• Ready-to-use Onboarding Flow: Get started with a pre-designed, interactive onboarding sequence.
• Comprehensive User Login & Registration: No need to build from scratch! Our template includes:
  • Login with the app
  • Magic link authentication
  • Standard registration
  • Email and password authentication
• Smooth Subscription Handling: Implement a paywall seamlessly and manage in-app subscriptions effectively.
• Lottie Animations Showcase: Enhance your app's appeal with beautiful Lottie animations.
• Apple HMI Best Practices: Ensure your app's success with our guide on how to ask users for reviews, fully compliant with Apple HMI guidelines.

I’m launching on PH on Tuesday. I'd be truly honored if you could take a moment to check it out and perhaps support us during our launch. Your feedback and insights would mean the world!

Working on www.datavids.io , a tool to quickly create videos (hopefully viral ones) out of existing content. Found the need for a tool like this while operating and marketing my other sites ( tvfoodmaps.com and bargpt.app ). Many of the video tools out there require a lot of effort to create content and for some of us there just isn't the time. The goal of DataVids.io is to make video creation automated and as hands off as possible. Still in the most early stages but ready to get some thoughts and feedback.

Hey, I've been having a hard time marketing envsecrets.com. Places like this thread are a rare gift. Thank you so much for this amazing thread ❤️

envsecrets.com is an open-source end-to-end encrypted tool to manage your environment secrets. It essentially wages a war on your .env files and supercharges your secrets management.

I've love for you to create a free-forever account and take it for a spin. Let me know how you feel about it and ping me in case you need any help! ❤️

I am working on WPJack.com it's a WordPress Control Panel for the Cloud.
It helps you launch new WP sites in a few seconds on your servers.
WPJack works with Digital Ocean, Linode, Hetzner and Vultr.

sounds like a very good idea. Unfortunately I don't have any aws lambda functions deployed. Do you have any videos that show how it all works in practice?

Hi Alex,

I'm working on Pagesloft.com a Figma plugin to convert designs into Tailwind React components, to build a web app faster.

I was absolutely fed up with the time it took to turn our designs into code.

The goal of Pagesloft is to allow devs to focus on functionalities without having to worry too much about design integration.

This enables to launch of high-performing products with good design much faster.

Hey Alex, thanks for this opportunity!
I'm building docuMAN which is a simple AI journaling app for devs!
Although it can be used also by other users, i am primarily using it for my daily dev work.
I was always journaling my days but lacked a way of how to effeciently find any stored information.
This is why docuMAN was born :)
Happy to hear how you like it!

https://documan.onrender.com

Hi Alex, thanks for posting this. I'm an AWS developer, many certs and years in the AWS ecosystem. I am also building an AWS developer tool called claws (IH won't let me post links yet but you can find the website on a dotcom prefixed by clawsapp :)

Not sure if you're still working on LambdaBuddy, I see this post was from almost 2 years ago now. Either way I gave LambdaBuddy a quick spin and here are a few thoughts:

• Entering an access key/secret access key into a web app may be a concern for some users, the AWS crowd is generally very security conscious. May consider using OIDC or some other mechanism that doesn't require you storing credentials.
• Would also be nice to support SSO, many users including myself primarily use this
• Overall I like the minimalist design, but could use some additional labels on the interface for clarity (for example, versions & aliases, AWS account ID, etc.)
• What are your thoughts on how this tool fits with the rise of IaC tooling and best practices around DevOps, infrastructure, etc.?

Is this your first product in the AWS ecosystem? How are you going about marketing this? Is there a place where AWS devs hang out, or you just know a bunch, or maybe on the AWS marketplace? This looks really cool, I used to work at a cloud agency and feel like our guys would have gotten a lot out of this

Hey Alex, thanks so much for this post.

I'm working on Visual Backend (https://visual-backend.com), which is a desktop app and visual solution to the problem of backend dev being very repetitive. For instance, when you want to create a route for your REST API, you always go through the same few steps like creating / editing a few files, and then configuring your router, but with Visual Backend, you can do all that in one click, and work on your functions straight away! Excited to hear you guys' thoughts :)

Instead of trying to figure out the next feature that will hopefully increase conversion of your app - allow your users to tell you what they're missing. Even better collect all feedback in a list and let other users vote which one they want most. This is what https://www.wishkit.io is - an iOS/macOS feedback gathering SDK with voting system :)!

Hello everyone, we just launched Pendable, a new product that simplifies sending emails through Amazon SES. It offers all the necessary features for running a production-grade email infrastructure using your existing SES setup. We would greatly appreciate any feedback you may have on our new product. Thank you and have a great day!

Hey there, fellow devs! I recently built 'GPT Everywhere', a desktop-based AI that is my new trusty sidekick for coding (I drink coffee, it creates code) :D chatgpteverywhere[dot]net

Hey Alex. Great idea to spread the news about developer centric apps. I'm building microbooks[dot]io, which is a purely API based book-keeping solution. The idea is that while accounting rules differ all over the world, the underlying accounting rules are identical. The platform thus allows devs to create custom accounting front ends for whatever market/jurisdiction/industry and extract financial reports compliant with international reporting standards (IFRS). I'm just starting out so I would really like to get some feedback from my fellow devs. Cheers!

I like this idea. Aliases can get out of hand if unchecked for a while. Wish AWS will just build in some recycling and management features. Will check out your product.

I launched Power Ups. It’s (yet another) AI tool that enables you to bring your own database, write a prompt for an AI LLM, and then be able to fetch data via an endpoint allowing the prompt to analyze your database. This is great for application teams or business intelligence to quickly look at their existing data and gather insights or level up intelligence in their products without having to go build one off tools or hire experts.
Would love any feedback you all are able to provide on my landing page and even the concept in general. It would be greatly appreciated.

https://powerups.ai (landing page)
https://agents.powerups.ai (app)

Good to see your post Alex!

Our product is called Salable. We are a bunch of developers who have come up with this product to help everyone who has an app or an app idea and needs help setting up a SaaS business. We help you set up subscriptions, licensing, pricing tables, and payment providers and offer single SDKs and APIs. Setting up a SaaS business should not be complex or confusing - we want to help people get started, grow and be successful simply and easily!

Well, im kind of building a product not only for devs but i see new developers as one of my main customers. I’m working a personalized learning app where you can craft tailor-made learning paths for anything. Customize to your needs and choose to learn from text, audio, and quizzes.

Check it out on www.parlay.se

Hi Alex, I love the collaborative spirit you're fostering among developers! It's a fantastic idea to support each other by trying out each other's products and providing feedback!

I like your landing page! It's very intuitive and user friendly!

Could you give your opinion about this project that my team of programmers will be launching soon? It's a coming soon landing page named exocoding, a code generation online platform that empowers software developers to build better software faster.

Also, late but yeah, I've been building something that spun out of work I did for a client project. https://geostore.app

A bit late to the party, but wanted to share what I've been recently working on: Asktro

It's a search and an AI assistant for static docs like Docusaurus and Nextra. In a few lines of code, you add the plugin and start ingesting your documentation which unlocks natural language search and an AI assistant.

You've created an invaluable tool for managing AWS Lambda aliases. The video tutorials are particularly impressive. The professionalism and clarity you've brought into them will undoubtedly resonate with many users. I know firsthand the effort that goes into creating such high-quality content, and I believe your diligence will pay off.

Currently, I am focusing my efforts on CoinAPI, which is an API service catered towards developers. Our goal is to provide a wide range of cryptocurrency data, including real-time and historical market data like prices, trades, volumes, and order books from various exchanges. We strive to offer a user-friendly platform that caters to all your cryptocurrency data needs.

We're about to release a new product called the EMS Trading API, designed to trade on multiple exchanges using just one account. We'd love to hear your feedback on this

I like your landing page! I don't use AWS lambda so I'm not the target audience, but it sounds like an interesting idea. Also kudos to you for having all the video tutorial content on there.

I build a simple time tracking web app for freelancers/contractors. I built it entirely for myself, but figured I would allow others to sign up if they wanted to. Not sure if I will ever monetize it:

https://simpletracker.io

You idea seems interesting but personally I wont use it, not that big of a deal.
Mine: A history and price tracking for you GPT usage.

vortexai. dev

lots of guys are making AI products but aren’t marketing them enough. I built an automation to post the AI product to 100+ AI directories. i found that posting the AI product on AI directories is an underrated way to get continuous traffic and reach for your product.

Hey, I am working on https://aecapi.com/aecapi-authentication/, I understand the challenges faced by startups. With my Identity and Access Management (IAM) system (which also supports MFA) giving you a powerful head start, you dont build your own auth system also you dont have to store them in your own database since we take care of that. Happy to help if you need anything to setup this feature for your site.

Hey folks, building Collectiv AI - A tool for devs to add any OSS repo and chat with it. Already has 1000+ repos. Some of you might have seen Collectiv in langchain retweets. Helping devs quickly get onboarded to any repo, search and understand it. Launching on Pvt repos soon! Link - https://chat.collectivai.com

Great landing page Alex!

Hey, working on Corbado, we're helping other developers add passkey-first authentication to their native or web app to improve security and UX - let me know about your feedback or join our passkeys community.

Hiiii I'm working on https://www.save.day/ - a tool for avid readers like us to store and better retrieve our saved items. It can also generate key notes from lengthy documents, really helpful in these days. Let's join our community and share your thought!

Im working on https://www.websense.online - an alternative to google analytics and its awesome! Would love to hear your thoughts on the landing page. We are launching soon.

Any feedback is appreciated.

I am working on https://chattywebviews.com/ - a simple and lightweight micro-frontend framework for mobile apps which also enables over-the-air updates.

Hey! I’m working on gamified leetcode to help developers prepare for coding interviews. Think leetcode + habitica.

Https://Algonewbie.fly.dev

It's great that your product is open-source, I think is better if you give first before asking.

Btw, mine is based on Stripe + Vue, so it's very niche. Here is the link: https://anthonycharles.work/vuesaga

I am not lambda guy, but this sounds interesting.

I just released SilentFlip.com which is a feature flag management platforms for solopreneurs and small startups.

I understand the pain of paying big name companies such as LaunchDarkly, north of 100$ just to flip a fricking switch. As a developer myself, craving for such product, I try to cater to the needs of other developers.

Hi! I like the landing page, it looks clean, and it's easy to understand what you do, even for someone who's never felt the need for it before. I use lambdas with the serverless framework, and usually I almost only use the serverless CLI to deploy / rollback.
I have felt at some times the need for some way to quickly check what commit is currently deployed in an environment, and I never imagined it like this, I think it's quite a cool diea. That said, in all honesty for me personally I don't think the need is large enough to actually convince me to start using the service.

I'm developing Uptimeline, another uptime monitoring service. It checks that your websites are online 24/7, and alerts you when they go offline!
If you can share your feedback I'd love it! :) uptimeline dotcom

We have gotely that helps to help freelance developers plan their business structure and giving them insights on how to approach the market to find new clients.

We built https://staticfast.com/ to help developers host their static websites with ease.

Hey LambdaBuddy concept on the landing page looks great! Just an FYI, but I went to sign up, and the form was squished on iPhone, and the text on the bottom was overlapping the submit buttons. Could share a screenshot, but I don’t have link permission just yet.

I also have a few dev oriented projects, the first of which is a mobile IDE for visual development similar to VSCode. It supports plugins for various visual tools like primitives, models, graph DB, etc.

Another is a set of tools for building extensible native mobile apps. Apple is pretty restrictive, so if you want to manage an in-app store, you need to use IAP API.

Other than that, just various productivity tools built with the mobile IDE.

Best of luck with your project =)

Thank you, very nice landing page! One thing I would be curious about is whether you plan to monetize this (or how?) - if not, I think this could be added as information. Something like -> "Sign up today - it is free".

I'm developing www.pairmeup[dot]io - a Slack bot that seamlessly integrates with Jira. It empowers you to effortlessly find a skilled coworker who can assist you with any assigned task at hand.

Your site is clean and straight forward, very focused, it is over my head, but looks like you are on the right path forward -> Sig

braiain

Great post idea. There are tonnes of really cool products I've found here.

Lambdabuddy looks very useful! I use lambda heavily for various clients so I hope I can use this as it solves a tricky problem.

I'm currently building https://loginllama.app - a suspicious login detection API powered by AI. There is a free plan, so if you integrate it into your app (which takes 10 minutes) let me know your feedback :)

https://www.dokkimi.com

I'm the product designer for a software testing dev tool. Currently just launched our MVP and had our first product demo last week.

Trying to figure out marketing at the moment to get hands-on and see if we have product-market fit.

I liked labdabuddy, website looks neat and straight to the point and I've passed the info to our dev team to check it out!

As for us, we built a productivity app, www.veamly.com to help developers track their time, understand where it's going and get daily insights into their work patterns along with recommendations to help them do better. Developers usually have it hard with distractions, unnecessary meetings etc that's why the goal is to help them get to their true focus and stay inflow for as long as possible.

In fact, we have just soft launched the app, so we appreciate any feedback!

Thank you for offering the opportunity to share my side project. It's called projectsveltos. Sveltos is an open source project for managing Kubernetes add-ons. It automatically discovers ClusterAPI powered clusters and allows you to easily register any other cluster (like GKE). Then, it seamlessly manages Kubernetes add-ons across all your clusters.

But that's not all. Sveltos comes loaded with features like event-driven add-on deployment (using Lua scripts), configuration drift detection, and multi-tenancy to easily manage permissions for tenant admins. You can even preview changes with a dry run and rollback configurations with ease.

Regarding your product, it seems useful especially the ability to organize lambda into groups.

Really appericate your feedback! Vaunt.dev is a fun way to show off your open-source skills! Developers can showcase their skills and achievements, while organizations can drive user contributions and highlight their different contributors.

Super alpha mode: paunel.com

I am building a startup focused around helping developers scale their projects into businesses. I am beginning by offering marketing but will soon offer a full scaling solution from business planning, accounting, hiring, customer service, etc...

My main target market is for individuals making 5 figures a month in MRR but I will also be launching programs for people just beginning their journey as well as offer free and paid resources to help people go from zero to 5 figures in MRR.

Lambdabuddy looks and feels solid! One small thing I noticed is your color choice for the login and signup are barely visible and quite small on large screens. Also, I feel as though a visual walkthrough like Kozlov mentioned would benefit it greatly!

Check out toolbuilder.ai and regex.ai !

I find LambdaBuddy very straight-forward and informational.

here, a saas starter kit, which saves +300 hh of development for any saas.
still building it.
https://blue-panda.dev/

Thank you for offering the opportunity to share my product, StaticFast!

https://staticfast.com/

StaticFast is a static website hosting service that provides reliable and fast hosting for your static websites. With StaticFast, you can quickly deploy your website to a secure, global CDN network with just a few clicks.

StaticFast is perfect for developers who want to focus on building their website without the hassle of server management.

Thanks again for the opportunity to share!

Hey Alex! Indeed I am!

My tool www.BlazeSQL.com writes SQL queries for you. It's like ChatGPT for your SQL Database.

Would love your feedback!

unfortunately I use google cloud functions and haven't used lambda, but one thing I can say Is I thought it was called I am Da Buddy, when I read your URL, lol

Hey Alex,

One little feedback I have for the site is that your free offering text isn't included in the call to action button. How have you reached users so far?

I would also love feedback on my app, a diagram editor with keyboard only operations (feels Vim-ey). Please check it out and let me know your feedback: https://vicalc.io

Neat idea! Like it.

Your website looks good and solid. From the customer's perspective, I rather see a product walkthrough before signing up. It's a visual tool and I want it to be sold visually.

I'm working on Kubernetes Visual Editor. Still WIP, but I have the landing: https://kuberama.dev/. Would love to hear your opinion.

The product I'm working is an extremely common tool needed in consulting software firms which I used to work at and it was a painful process so I'm making https://fusedhr.com to make it better.

i'm a designer working on developer tools. are you using a design system?

I have just released https://trustymails.com/ which allows you to filter out and block the bad guys from registering and spamming your website.

It's free and easy to use with a single click!

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/trustymails

@alex_ great product. Interface looks great. Github OAuth and Dark mode please.

I am building https://www.thunder.so - Lightning-fast Deployment Platform for Node.js Developers.

https://turbolink.io is a way for developers to securely monetize certain parts of their website. It's still in its early stages, but I hope to grow it into a successful and helpful service.

www.devfolio.tech

we are building this platform where developers can buy themselves a portfolio to showcase there projects and skills to increase their chances of getting hired. we provide them with a custom website with their details in it. starting at just rs200/-

Hey Alex, we're currently building liki www.getliki.com a tool that makes communication (emails, messages, chat) visual and interactive.

We believe our solution truly highlight your message visually, avoid chain of emails or lost documents, create collaborative communication spaces and allows you to share dynamic and actionable content...

There is a space example on the landing. As this is a pivot from a previous solution, we're get some traction but I really want to get some real harsh feedback. Also we want to let developers create blocks and eventually sell them. So i guess it will resonate with you...

(will be) building https://www.remotefunction.it/

allowing developers to deploy serverless functions in seconds.

No more complexity with defining security groups, resource groups, credit card details etc.

Paste your code, choose your provider and region and Create!

If you want to know it first, please do sign up 🙏

I'm building https://www.grape.codes/. It's a platform for creating interactive coding videos. It features an online IDE that records your coding session and automatically generates an interactive video. I'd love to hear your thoughts !

Nice! I feel like a product demo would be really helpful here. The screenshots help get the idea across, and the video wall is interesting (though it's unclear if you're affiliated with BiteSize Academy or not) – but as a developer tool, the two things I want to know are 1) whether your tool is easy to integrate (<10-15min is golden); and 2) whether I can trust you to give you access to my infra. The personalized nature of a video (especially with a facecam) can really help get over those initial concerns.

Also I think there's a typo in the subtitle: "rollbacks of you Lambda functions" (instead of your).

👋🏼 - I actually just launched an app to help developers and devop folks manage their DigitalOcean resources (droplets, apps, dbs, domains, etc).

The DO interface on mobile is hot garbage and it had been a while since I played around with mobile dev so I gave it a go.

Just got approved on the AppStore yesterday. Will be working on an Android version once most of the bugs are fixed.

https://www.appvents.com/work/mission-control

I'm handling Growth functions at Requestly.io. We recently went open-source to help web developers speed up their web debugging process.
Currently, Requestly is being used by 175,000+ developers across 5000+ organizations.

http://www.pastencopy.online

Hi!I liked the look and feel of your LP! not using Lambda currentlky so cant tell if the UX is valuable.
My App is - Paste & Copy - it is built with Vue & Quasar, and hosted on AWS S3 bucket.
This utility tool is intended to help any one working with code, writing, forms ETC.
Many cool features are about to be added - dark mode, Time, IP and so on.
I am considering using some DB so users can use it accross devices, but i would like to avoid login and registration. still thinking about it...

https://www.policyguard.io

I am building a tool that helps you manage CSP and other policies. Basically, there are some pretty standard security practices that most web applications should follow but they don't since it is a hassle or they simply don't know they even existed. Yet, they can prevent the most common vulnerabilities websites face.

It's free right now, just contact me and I will give you full access

Yes, I've just released version 2 of Stacks for free while in beta. Stacks is an offline first project management system perfect for freelancers and single developers. Try it out now: https://getstacksapp.com/

Great idea! Collaboration and feedback within the developer community is crucial for growth and improvement. I'll definitely check out LambdaBuddy and give my feedback. Thanks for sharing your product and offering to help others. Let's support each other and help each other build better products!

Lambda Buddy looks good even though I haven't had any problems with Lambda Aliases so far. If I ever have the problem I will try your product.

I'm thinking about building an MVP to make my work as a freelancer easier.

Yes, I have https://vemto.app and I'm launching https://komandi.app today, both tools for developers

Hey Alex.

I have used lambda quite a bit yet I didn't notice an issue with managing aliases. In fact I have never heard of aliases regarding lambda. I used versions a lot though.

A visual before and after would help communicate the value proposition. Or even selling me on why I should use aliases regarding lambda.

Hello! Just in case the offer is still in place, we would love to get your feedback on our product: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mock-qa

Hi! Thanks for the offer!

This is my place: http://68.183.13.196/

Yeah, I should come up with a domain name yet... But basically, you can train different neural networks on the MNIST dataset there. And compare their metrics.

Can you use it... at least somehow?

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi guys, I'm coin data school and I'm new here. I recently launched a guide on Uniswap V3 LP. I didn't do a landing page. Just used twitter threads, which are listed below in the order I tweeted. Only sold 13 copies so far, would love to hear your feedback and advice on how to continue to promote it and increase conversion. My initial goal is 200 sales. Thanks in advance!

pre-order

1st thread: https://twitter.com/coindataschool/status/1612632890130726913

2nd thread: https://twitter.com/ehwwpk/status/1612960017229189121

3rd thread: https://twitter.com/coindataschool/status/1613551427447828482

initial release

4th thread: https://twitter.com/coindataschool/status/1613886350562037762

5th thread: https://twitter.com/coindataschool/status/1614989208648843266

Building for developers, but not a tool though!

We want to reinvent the way developers discover content for specific technologies based on their knowledge level, targeting specific areas and shortcomings...

...and then we want to disrupt the way they consume it - making almost any piece of tech-related content indexed by us interactive and more digestible overall!
(of course, honoring the short time attention span that fast-paced live requires)

We should be out on the market with the MVP soon in the next few weeks, you can check it here for now: https://codaroo.io/

I am just soft-launching GraphMe, a Slack application that brings metrics from Prometheus and Datadog (for the moment, more to come I hope) into Slack. It is usually possible to post alerts from time series databases into Slack, but I am not aware of any other app that allows to pull graphs on demand. I was very much inspired by talks about Hubot (from GitHub), for those who know about it. :)

This is definitely targeting developers, more specifically devops people. The goal is to allow to run queries and share results straight from Slack (no more waiting + screenshot). GraphMe also proposed "saved graphs", which allows to create a catalog of common queries that can be reused.

It's still a bit rough around the edges, but live at https://graphme.app

I am working on something in this space which is just about at alpha stage now - https://www.viewsource.to which is a portfolio for developers.

Lots and lots of people interviewed all had the same issue - not wanting to update or maintain a portfolio for themselves.

Re: LambdaBuddy - it would be great to see who is behind this, pricing, and what some examples look like.

Great idea. Here is mine, love to hear your feedback!

https://www.dataendpoint.co/

Looks good!
I noticed you don't have a feedback component and wanted to offer you early access to my feedback software for free (unlimited time) .

Check it out here: https://feedbackuser.webflow.io/

Best of luck with your Product!

We've just launched https://feedbakk.io with indie devs being our ideal customer profile. It's no fluff way of getting feature request/feedback from your users. With emphasis on trying to engage the users into a conversation..

LambdaBuddy looks great by the way.. Even if it's missing a feedback widget..
Have a couple of lambdas planned for managing ops, so will be sure to give LB a try

Just redesigned my product's landing page and collected users' interests on Beta Access. Check out Folks: https://diversehq.xyz

Thanks, fellow dev!

Here's our product - truto.dev, unified APIs for building native integrations.

Unlike other apps in the space, Truto allows the developers to customize the APIs according to their needs, and we add any new integration request in less than three days. Please share your email, and I'll set up an account for you.

I'm building grape; an online code editor for auto-generating interactive coding videos. https://www.grape.codes/explore

Hey Alex!
that's a cool project you have there :)
I really liked your web: Using those emojis are a really friendly way to engage with your audience! Kinda says: "we are professional but cool!"
I think the section where you posted the explainatory videos is very useful too, it's a nice way to get to know the product and avoid frustration, well done!
If I could recommend something, it would be adding a mockup with your product at the top! That would be very eye-catching when you get in and it would invite people to read further.

Along with two friends, we built a videochat platform specially for .js developers who need to embed this player with practically no code!
It's really customizable (from logos, fonts, colors, chat style, etc), honestly, with a few clicks you can have it deployed with your own branding! Yuppp, we are white label!

This product is called Markee, you are very welcome to give it a look at: https://lite.markee.io

Thank you again for doing this!

My co-founder and I have been working on HookHeroes for a couple months now and we've recently launched and looking for some initial users and feedback. It's an application we've built to simplify the webhook integration process and mitigate some of the common shortfalls we have seen in the way webhooks are handled.

What's the saying..."If you are not embarrassed by the first version of your product, you’ve launched too late." 😅

We'll definitely be spending some time polishing it up and adding in some features, but the functionality is there at the moment, it's at a usable point and we'd love for anyone to check it out and share some feedback.

https://www.hookheroes.com/

We're building Kinde – a new authentication and user management platform designed to give developers everything they need for secure access in one platform. It’s built with engineers in mind with powerful and easy to use API’s and advanced front, back-end and mobile libraries to match your stack. Built from the ground up using the best in class security protocols available today.

You design and build your product. Install Kinde and then you’re free to focus on the important things, like scaling your business.

Would love to hear feedback: https://kinde.com

Yes, our's is an authentication solution for developers. Would love to hear your feedback - https://mojoauth.com/

I know this is an old post, Alex, but I was wondering if there are teams of more than one developer here, as I'd love to get some feedback on a collaborative plugin we're testing for VSC/JetBrains.

My project isn't technically live yet, but I'll bite.

I'm working on an open source project called Score. It’s a workload spec for consistent config across your environments (local, dev, on K8s, etc.). Still have a few week or so to go before we're ready to launch, but I'd love to hear some feedback from folks in the developer community.

You can check us out on GitHub here: https://github.com/score-spec/spec

@alex_ - The product and features look great! We just started using lambda, so I'll ask our developers to try it out and will provide more feedback.

We are also building a product for developers here is the product: https://www.indiehackers.com/product/mojoauth

We've had some Developers use the app I'm building! They use it to save photos of code, links to tutorials to watch later and code snippets right to their Keyboard so they can share / reference it at any time.

The apps called ZoZo and you can check it out here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/zozo-app/id1639795583

I am building https://www.appswithcode.org/ , a place where you can discover open source apps.