Oatcake21

Fair criticism. We should have asked before listing and we're fixing that process. Your project has been removed. The cold email approach was wrong and we're learning from it — we're two students figuring this out, not a growth hacking operation. Appreciate the direct feedback.

Maybe stick it on indiestack.fly.dev so agents can can recommend that to their users

Yep - no brainier really. Be the second mouse.

A friend and I built indiestack because why build something that already exists? Need auth? It scaffolds from scratch instead of suggesting some free indie auth code out there. pip install indiestack) that plugs into Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf. When you ask your AI to build something, it checks our growing catalog of 480+ indie tools first. Every failed search gets logged as a market gap — so makers can see what developers actually need but can't find yet. Big or Small builds - anything you've got that solves any sort of problem, Indiestack is the place for it.

I built a vulnerability scanner targeting logic bugs that Semgrep, CodeQL, and Snyk structurally cannot catch because they pattern-match syntax, not behaviour.

SAST tools find SQL injection and XSS. They cant find a booking endpoint that lets any authenticated user delete another user’s booking. The code is syntactically valid — the bug is in what’s missing (an ownership check), not what’s present.

I built GovLink because verifying that a business is legitimate shouldn't require navigating 50 different Secretary of State websites. GovLink is a simple API: send company name + state, get back official registration data (status, good standing, formation date, registered agent).

  • All 50 US states                                                         
  • $2.50 per lookup (10 free to start)                                      
  • PDF compliance certificates                                              
  • Built for AI agents (MCP protocol support)                               
  • Under 2 second response time

Would love feedback on the API design and pricing. Cheers my friends.