Hi guys, I was bored so I decided to just build things. the site has tiny but somewhat useful products. please check and let me know what you think. If you have recommendations for new products let me know.

Loved how simple and intuitive the UI is. Just continue building things, @solpuxk!

I love the simplicity of your UI; congrats on the launch

pretty cool. congos on the launch!

This is interesting. Indie makers would love to use this.

This is nostalgic. Brings me (born in the days before internet and one of the early birds of the internet wild wild west using Netscape and Lynx) back where the philosophy is "make a tool to do a job and only that job magnificently without support or thinking where is that button"

Huge congrats to the justbuildthings team on today's launch! I love the simplicity of offering free, tiny yet useful web products - it's amazingly refreshing! Quick question: What's the most unexpected/creative tiny web product you've built so far that's surprised you with its usefulness or user adoption?

"Love the concept, "free tiny but useful web products" is a fantastic tagline! 🙌 It's awesome that you're using your skills to create value, even in small packages. Definitely checking out your site - curious to see what kind of "tiny but useful" tools you've built. Would love to hear your ideas for future products too! 🚀"

This is giving me @jsngr vibes

I can imagine this being a massive library of tools some day.

Congrats on the launch! Sounds interesting haha

i like how simple and cool it looks

I appreciate how these small products can solve everyday problems. Sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.

Amazing launch! This tool looks incredibly user-friendly and beneficial. Tnx for sharing it with the community! By the way, I’d love your thoughts on producthunt.com/products/blavora 🚀

Using these tiny products has made my workflow smoother. Little enhancements add up to a big difference over time.

This is definitely one of those things we all want to be able to build. I love the clean UI and how you've kept the theme consistent across so many tools!