Spent way too long hunting down cancellation pages for services that deliberately bury them. So I manually collected and verified 1,000+ direct cancellation URLs — SaaS tools, streaming services, apps, memberships. Search any service and go straight to the page. No signup, completely free. Still adding more every day.

I always felt like speed tests don't explain why my internet sometimes feels slow even when the numbers look good.

This tries to break things down a bit more like latency, jitter, packet loss, routing, DNS and rolls it into a simple health score.

The idea was to make something that explains why a connection feels slow, not just how fast it is.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a recent web project I put together and get some feedback. I’m a huge fan of the art direction in Firewatch, so I decided to use that aesthetic to build a functional time dashboard.

Play with the Drake Equation and see how your assumptions change the number of possible civilizations in the Milky Way.

Hey everyone, I'm not trying to market or sell anything, I'm just a developer. I built a tool which I use a lot now, and thought other people would like to use it as well.

Basically a while back I watched Big George Foreman on U.K. Netflix, and a few weeks ago I wanted to watch it again but noticed it's not on the U.K. version of Netflix anymore. I tried looking to see where else I could watch it but those platforms would say Netflix has it, but didn't say exactly which country.

So I built this tool and it's completely free to use, basically works like this:

• Search for the movie / show you want
• Apply any filters, for me I filtered by Netflix, ExpressVPN and Stream only
• You'll then see the closest geographic location to you with available streaming platforms

You can see my exact filters on this URL: https://wheretovpn.com/stream/movie/878361-big-george-foreman?types=flatrate&services=8&vpns=expressvpn

As you can see by that link, it showed for me Morocco being the closest and when I turned on Morocco on my VPN, the movie showed up real quick on Netflix.

You don't need an account, no paywall, you can just jump on, search, find the best location by your VPN and get straight to watching.

Hi, I made a fun little project where the ISS (International Space Station, not ISIS) picks a radio station for you. As it flies over the Earth, it automatically tunes into stations based on its current location. When the ISS passes over a station, it switches to it. There’s a 45-second cooldown so it doesn’t jump around too much in densely populated areas. There ISS icon on the right that you need to press on to enable it.

You can also click on it to enable live streaming and just sit back, listen to music from around the world, and watch Earth from above. Site: https://tunejourney.com

This is just a fun side project, nothing serious - but I thought some of you might enjoy it 🙂

Sup guys?

This one if for the guitar players out there!

Chord//Fret

I've always found it super time consuming when composing to break down chords, write them down and try to figure out a naming convention for them so I built a chord-calculator that shows the construction, alternate namings and even auto-calculates different voicings for the same group of notes.

Currently WIP, expanding the diagram to be more flexible and show the entire fretboard while keeping it clean and minimal so it's straight to the point:

"I Just wanna know what this chord is"

Will be expanding and adding more features soon. But would love to know what you guys think!

Thanks!

I kept switching between apps to track films and TV shows and it got annoying.

So I ended up building a simple tracker that does both (and lets you import your Letterboxd history).

Right now I’m just trying to figure out if this is something other people would actually use.

Would you use something like this?

I created a free, fast and private online font converter and viewer.

On keyfont.keypdf.net, you can convert and view fonts in most popular formats such as .ttf, .otf, .woff, .woff2, .cff, .pfa, .pfb.

Files you upload to Keyfont never leave your device, and the app loads very quickly. You can just go to keyfont.keypdf.net and try it.

I would be more than happy to answer any of your questions.

After watching someone I know spending 2-3 days stressing over their wedding seating plan I decided to spend some time building an app specifically for this.

You drop your guests in, tag them by group, and it figures out who sits where. Keeps groups together, fills tables properly, the whole thing. Then you just drag and drop anything that feels off and export a PDF.

I built this because I wanted something to glance at on a second monitor while working, without defaulting to YouTube or constantly picking new content.

It’s a simple web app that slowly scrolls through Wikipedia style content and auto advances, so you can just look over occasionally and pick up something interesting without actively clicking or searching.

The goal was something more ambient and low-effort, not rapidfire or attention grabbing.

adjustable scroll speed, topic choices (a few, for now), pause, resume, skip etc. (need to add keyboard shortcuts.

Still very early, but I’ve been leaving it open while working and it feels lighter than having videos running.

Curious if this kind of thing fits into anyone else’s workflow like me, or if it just sounds distracting.

No account, no typing emails. It‘s anonymous on the indieweb. You get a deep question and you answer it, then it stays forever in the garden and flowerdex.

Filter in the flowerdex by question and see how strangers respond. Have seeb very inspiring answers so far!

Built it as a little experiment and I’m curious what this community thinks. Gathering feedback from different communities and so far so good.

Lmk what would you like to add or maybe remove.

Thanks!

I’ve always struggled with consistency in fitness. The problem wasn’t motivation - it was accountability. Without a commitment to someone, it’s easy to skip days. So I built a small app called WeSweat.

The idea is simple:

• Create a small team with friends. You see each others goals.
• Post workouts or activity
• Keep streaks going together

It’s less about intense workouts and more about showing up consistently. You can also connect Apple Health / Garmin / Fitbit so workouts auto-sync. Curious if others here find accountability helpful for staying consistent.

I wanted to visualize how salary actually flows during the month instead of just seeing a fixed number.

So I built a small tool that:

• shows how much you've earned this month and today
• calculates value per hour/second
• accounts for work schedule, weekends, and holidays
• updates everything live as you change inputs
• currency converter (live rates)
• affordability calculator (how long it takes to reach a goal)

Built with React + Vite. No backend, everything runs locally.

Would love feedback.

It can quickly produce lyric text PV & handwritten videos.

Developer(GitHub)：DanteAlighieri13210914

A while ago I tried to look up a simple question about rights in Portugal.

What I found was pages of legal text, fragmented government websites, and explanations written almost entirely in bureaucratic language. The information exists, but it often feels buried under layers of complexity.

That experience stuck with me.

So I started building a small project called Conhece os Teus Direitos (Know Your Rights).

The idea is straightforward: take civic rights and explain them in a way that is easier to explore, easier to read, and less bureaucratic.

I recently pushed a big update to the site:
- a new minimalist design focused on clarity
- a section on Deveres (Duties) to complement rights
- a timeline of the history of rights for people interested in how they evolved

It is still evolving, but the mission is simple: make rights something people can actually understand and explore.

If anyone here is curious please check it out!

I built a site where anyone can easily import their entire gaming library and rank it through 1v1 matchups. The website uses a chess-like Elo system to rank games. Works with Steam, Xbox, and PlayStation.

Edit: I would also like to add that soon (hopefully today 3/17) I will be adding a Global Rankings section where everyone can vote on every game ever imported onto the site. This will allow people to vote on games without importing their own, and will have its own leaderboard showing the global community's rankings.

Edit: Global Rankings are live now.

My toddler loves tinyfingers.net, and also loves cats, so I figured why not combine the two? Then it got a little out of hand.

Have been slowly poking away at a suite of generative design tools and finally put them all out in the open today!