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These past few days I've been focusing on improving the website's UX. I've completely updated the RemoveBG API interface, switching from a light to a dark theme and trying to make it look more professional. What do you think?

I realized I started indie hacking about a year ago, and from my experience, building a web tool from scratch teaches you a lot more than just copying code from the internet or following a YouTube tutorial

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Hey everyone! First time posting here, I have created side project as made it open source.

I wanted a simple self hosted disposable email solution for privacy and control, but I could not find one that fit my needs. So I built TempFastMail. It lets you quickly spin up temporary inboxes on your own server, receive emails without giving away your real address, and keep everything fully under your control.

Code and details are here: https://github.com/kasteckis/TempFastMail

I wanted to ask for ideas and feedback, maybe do you see what's missing and what could you add or suggest?

I kept losing track of which plumber, electrician, or technician worked on what at my home, so I built WhoFixedIt.

It’s a simple logbook where you can save service provider details, what they fixed, when the work was done, costs, photos, and notes. The next time something breaks, you instantly know who to call and what was done last time.

WhoFixedIt is available as an Android app on the Google Play Store and can also be used directly in a web browser.

I would love to hear your feedback or suggestions!

Color palette generator for design systems

Create palette, export to primitive and semantic tokens

Would love to get some feedback

kolors.dev

I’m exploring a simple tool idea for people who record audio and then need text fast—think students (lectures), researchers (interviews), and solo creators (podcasts/voice notes).

Problem I’m trying to solve:

Transcribing is a constant “small pain” for these groups. A lot of existing options feel either (a) too complex, (b) subscription-heavy, or (c) annoying to use for occasional needs.

My approach (very early concept):

• Keep the workflow minimal: upload audio → transcribe → get clean text
• Offer a small free starting allowance
• Instead of a subscription, sell one-time credit packs (“buy more minutes when you need them”), so there are no recurring charges

Where I’m unsure / what I’d love feedback on:

1. If you transcribe audio at all, do you prefer subscription or pay-once credits? Why?
2. What’s the “must-have” output for you: clean paragraphs, timestamps, speaker labels, subtitles (SRT), exports?
3. What’s the biggest trust blocker: privacy, accuracy, speed, file limits, pricing clarity?
4. What would make this not worth using compared to what you already do?

I’m not trying to promote anything here—just pressure-testing whether the pricing model + simple workflow matches real needs. Any honest feedback (even “this is pointless because…”) would help a lot.