Hey indie friends 👋
A few months ago, I hit a wall.
I was testing web apps for bugs, and managing some repetitive admin tasks — and I found myself filling out the same exact form, over and over again.
Paste name
Paste email
Paste message
Click submit
Repeat 80 times...
At some point I thought: "There has to be a better way."
But all the tools I found were either:
Chrome extensions I didn’t trust
Bots that broke after one update
Or required writing Python scripts just to do something basic
So I built SmartForm Blaster — a desktop app that lets you:
Load a .csv file
Paste a form URL
Map your fields (e.g. "name": "#name")
Click Run Auto-Fill — and it fills and submits the form, row by row, in a real browser.
No coding. No browser extensions. Just time saved.
Electron (cross-platform)
Playwright (browser automation)
A lot of coffee and frustration
Job seekers
QA testers
Lead gen teams
People who say “I’ll just do it manually this once” 50 times
It’s free to try and runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, but I'd appreciate if you toss me a donation.
Just launched it on Gumroad here if you want to check it out:
👉 https://j77consulting.gumroad.com/l/fxeer
Would love your thoughts:
Is this useful to you?
What would make it 10× better?
Ever solved your own pain with a tool like this?
Thanks for reading — and thanks to this community for the inspiration. Indie tools rock. 💻🔥
That’s exactly how great products are born — not from brainstorming, but from “this is driving me insane.”
I had a similar moment that led me to build something tiny around mindset books (1 weekly insight that actually sticks).
Curious: how long did it take you from idea to working version?
Hellos friend,
Well it started in the end of one week, then I had my grumpy thoughts about it during the weekend, wrote it down on paper on Monday and then wrote it on Tuesday. So I'd say roughly 5-6 days for the thought process and design to code.
I have other projects were I have a more chill approach and they give back more energy because it's born out of a fun challenge, like, I wonder if this is possible.
This lil' project was born out of, "not one more time" haha.
All the best!
J(77)