Backend software engineer passionate about building things in various domains. mockfast.io and myowly.com

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MyOwly is a free deadline tracker that helps you stay on top of subscriptions, free trials, and ID documents.I built it after almost missing a visa renewal. I needed something simple, add a due date, get a reminder by email before it's too late. No bank access, no complexity, just one job done well.How it works: you add your items and MyOwly sends smart reminders depending on the type, 90 days before for a passport, 3 days before a free trial ends, etc. Subscriptions auto-renew so you set it once and forget it. You can also drop a bank statement and it detects your subscriptions automatically (60+ services recognized, file stays on your device, never send on backend).The whole thing is self-hosted on a dedicated server in France. No cookies, no tracking, no ads. And like <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://mockfast.io">mockfast.io</a>, it's going to be free forever 😄 Open to feedback and feature requests.Currently working on the household sharing. Give it a try on https://myowly.com

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<a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="mockfast.io">MockFast </a>is an API mocking solution that I developed to simplify the application development and testing process. This platform allows developers to quickly create simulated API endpoints without needing to set up complex backend infrastructure. It's free forever :) Main features: Instant creation of REST endpoints (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE), Advanced customization options: response delays, HTTP codes, Bearer authentication. Recent Updates:<ul><li>Added 3 example modules: a Weather API, Banking App and Analytics template to help you get started faster</li><li>Made the dashboard better with improved search and testing features</li><li>Added new data types + autocomplete in the editor (for logged in users)</li></ul>What I'm working on now:<ul><li>Currently transforming the architecture into microservices for better scalability (in case API calls really take off)</li></ul>