What small product did you find recently that you actually kept using?
Most new tools I try get closed after five minutes. Every now and then one sticks.
What's a small indie product you found in the last few months that you still use? Bonus if it's made by a solo maker.
If it's your own product, share it too, just say so.
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The ones I keep opening are almost boring: a tiny receipt OCR that dumps into a spreadsheet, and a focus timer that just blocks a list of sites with no gamification. Curious what "kept using" looks like for you — daily habit, or something you only reach for when a specific pain shows up?
Mine's embarrassingly boring: a file converter. swapfile.live does pdf, office, images and video entirely in the browser with nothing uploaded, no signup - and I use it several times a week because file chores never stop. The products you keep are always the ones that remove a repeating annoyance, not the exciting ones.