Transactional email for developers, with templates you write in React.
Which is better?
No ads. No algorithm. No paying for rank. You pick the winner and chess ratings decide the board.
Ranked by Bradley-Terry rating, which weights who you beat and not just how often. Rank is won, never bought.
Screen recordings that look edited before you have edited them.
Self-hosted Heroku: deploy apps and databases to your own server.
CDN, storage and video delivery priced like bandwidth got cheaper.
LaTeX-grade typesetting with a syntax you can read out loud.
An offline-first API client that keeps your collections in git.
Forms that behave like a document — you type, the form appears.
A search engine you pay for, so the results answer to you.
Interactive animations that ship as a real state machine, not a video.
A hand-drawn whiteboard for diagrams nobody bikesheds over.
Open-source API testing that lives in a browser tab, no install.
Self-hosted web analytics that fits on a single readable page.
All your govt job related info in one place, currently serving India, for world coming soon
Vote anything, everything.
A newsletter tool that gets out of the way of the writing.
Design 3D scenes for the web without leaving the browser.
Open-source link management with real analytics behind every click.
Open-source design and prototyping that speaks native web standards.
Merchant of record for digital products, sales tax included.
An encrypted, local-first workspace you actually own end to end.
Billing and monetisation built for open-source maintainers.
A calm, Firefox-based browser built around split views.
Background jobs and long workflows without babysitting a queue.
Privacy-first site analytics that needs no cookie banner.
Local-first outliner notes that quietly link themselves into a graph.
Write, run and schedule tiny server functions straight from the browser.
Every chat network in one inbox, including the awkward ones.
Install and update Android apps straight from their own releases.
A portfolio network for artists that keeps generative work out.
A self-hosted board for saving and organising what you find.