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Developer Tools

Tools that help developers write, test, ship, and maintain software.

IndieNeed is a launch site for indie makers.

Developer Tools products

  • DevTV logo

    DevTVFeatured: a paid launch. This is not an ownership check.

    A TV-style browser app for developer content. No backend.

  • 00felix by Alchemain logo

    00felix by Alchemain

    autonomous verified upgrades across your codebase

  • Startpacks logo

    Startpacks

    Cursor rules, Claude Code skills & AGENTS.md for your stack

  • xtty logo

    xtty

    The best terminal I’ve used on macOS

  • ZIPZAX logo

    ZIPZAX

    475 free online tools for everyday digital work

  • DigMyName logo

    DigMyName

    World's fastest domain search. Fight us.

  • Shadcn Space logo

    Shadcn Space

    Extraordinary Shadcn UI blocks, components, and templates

  • Mestto logo

    Mestto

    Seu cardápio digital.

  • Screen Issues logo

    Screen Issues

    Free screen testing and dead-pixel diagnosis guides

  • ProHoster logo

    ProHoster

    Fast NVMe VPS, Hosting, Dedicated Servers and VPN

  • Build Your Launch logo

    Build Your Launch

    Launch your product to makers and early adopters every week

  • Ship & Shout logo

    Ship & Shout

    Weekly build-in-public posts drafted from your commits

  • LaunchSkills logo

    LaunchSkills

    Reusable launch playbooks: checklists + templates

  • FontPlop logo

    FontPlop

    Free online font viewer & tester for TTF, OTF, WOFF

  • ProHostiva logo

    ProHostiva

    Easy managed hosting for small websites, with human attached

  • ERIUS PHONE logo

    ERIUS PHONE

    Lets AI agents test real Android apps on a phone via API

How to evaluate Developer Tools products

Developer tools earn their place by shortening feedback loops while remaining dependable in real projects and teams.

  • Setup time and documentation quality
  • Language, editor, and CI compatibility
  • Security model and predictable pricing

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