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Best product launches from 23 to 29 May 2022

The best indie products launched from 23 to 29 May 2022, ranked by the community.

  1. DevBox

    DevBox

    The developer toolbox

    0comments2,872views
  2. Pika

    Pika

    Create screenshots and browser mockups quickly

    0comments2,525views
  3. Budg

    Budg

    Personal financial assistant right in your pocket

    0comments2,670views
  4. resume.lol

    resume.lol

    Markdown based resumes, styled with CSS, generated to PDF

    0comments2,320views
  5. Himalayas

    Himalayas

    The remote job board you'll enjoy using

    0comments2,259views
  6. Reviewflowz

    Reviewflowz

    Review monitoring Slack bot for software

    0comments2,258views
  7. Postdrips

    Postdrips

    Perfect tool for every LinkedIn creator

    0comments1,153views
  8. ScrapingBee

    ScrapingBee

    The best web scraping API on the web

    0comments2,208views
  9. MenuLook

    MenuLook

    Digital and QR menu platform

    0comments2,115views
  10. Klippper

    Klippper

    A Notion web clipper extension

  11. GreetPool

    GreetPool

    Collaborative group greeting cards

    0comments1,914views
  12. csvbox.io

    csvbox.io

    CSV importer for web apps

  13. Good.film

    Good.film

    Find inspirational movies and TV for causes you care about

    0comments1,507views
  14. CXcherry

    CXcherry

    Onboard, engage and retain your customers with ease

    0comments1,322views
  15. CertiWin

    CertiWin

    Discover curated certification study material for free

    0comments1,283views

That’s it for the week of 23 May 2022. , or submit your own product.

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Hey Awesome Indie community! 👋 I'm Abhishek, Growth Head at LightningChart Ltd, a data visualization company based in Kuopio, Finland. We're launching two products here, and I wanted to introduce them properly. LightningChart® is our GPU-accelerated charting library for JS, .NET, and Python - built for developers who work with serious data. Think industrial telemetry, medical ECG signals, financial tick feeds, aerospace radar. The kind of data volumes where Chart.js, Highcharts, and Plotly quietly crash. We've been building this for 15+ years and it's trusted by Samsung, Tesla, Honda F1, Raytheon, Medtronic, and 10,000+ developers worldwide. Dashtera® is our newer product - a no-code dashboarding platform built on the same GPU engine. It's aimed at analysts, engineers, and BI teams who need to work with large or real-time datasets but don't want to write code to build dashboards. We would love to get your feedback!

An EpicMail update for anyone juggling shopping receipts, newsletters, and project mail: managed plus-address aliases are now on the web. Create an address such as [email protected] before sharing it, then send and reply from it, see its activity, or block it individually. Each alias can also forward to another connected external account you own. Archiving the original after an accepted forward is on by default, to help keep Unified Inbox from showing both copies. One deliberate boundary: these are plus addresses, not anonymous masks. Your base address remains visible. Aliases share the optional $1.99/month EpicMail inbox's 5,000-message received allowance per usage period, with no extra fee per alias. Would you find separate addresses most useful for shopping, newsletters, or client projects? https://epicmail.org/email-aliases?utmsource=awesomeindie&utmmedium=social&utmcampaign=epicmailaliases2026&utmcontent=aliasfeatureupdate

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