Oliver Gašpar

I think I remember this product as "Disk Space Fan 4 Free", a 2010s-era freeware I kept using on and off. It was always my favorite disk usage analyzer, and I did try a few. Great job on the "reboot", I love the "next-gen" look!

This looks like a dream come true! I love how you display each category in a way that makes sense for the content. I'm curious though... 1. How will the sync work? 2. In the meantime, will I be able to at least backup to Google Drive or something (either manually, or automatically as part of the built in Android OS feature)? Or is this perhaps the way you're planning to implement the sync in...

"a dating app for fetishes" "a spying app for on the toilet" "a pyramid scheme but you can't pronounce the name" Love it so far!

Just had this very same idea while browsing Instagram and Reddit and copy-pasting stuff into Google Keep... then I remembered I actually saw something like this on PH already. Glad I found it and it looks cool, but unfortunately, I'm not an iPhone user. So, are you planning an Android version as well?

My GF always wanted to own an alpaca and her birthday is coming up. Perfect timing!

"Hello World"... genius :)

I've been searching for the perfect crypto portfolio tracker all day. It's 3 AM and I think I finally found it :)

If you're sending (large) files any other way than this, you're doing it wrong. Seriously.

Unique idea, simple mechanics and a lovely pixel-art interface. A fun and addictive mix of casual gameplay and storytelling. I keep dying like it's Dark Souls 2 :)

I just read about Kapwing on IndieHackers a few days ago and I think it's about time I bookmark it alongside Giphy :) Very nice set of tools, keep it up!

Cute, sure, but I can't believe how addictive and actually fun this game is. And if it has me coming back, checking the cats every once in a while, I'm almost afraid to introduce my mom to this.

This is extremely cute!

This looks really awesome! In a world where Google's Inbox doesn't exist, this would be an absolute miracle. But still, my problem with Inbox is that I can't get quite used to its automatic grouping - I'm not always sure what exactly I'm archiving. Sometimes I actually find myself checking the good old Gmail, just to be sure. This thing, on the other hand, doesn't group anything for me, it just...