Confetti Trigger: Celebrate coding wins with HTTP-triggered desktop confetti

A cross-platform background service that displays confetti animations when triggered via HTTP API. Runs in your system tray—trigger it with a POST request to localhost:3030/confetti. Customize particles, colors, duration, and sounds. ✨ Perfect for celebrating builds, deployments, tests, git commits, or automation workflows. 🔌 Works with build tools, CI/CD pipelines, AI assistants (Claude Code, Cursor), or any tool that can make HTTP requests. 🪟 Windows, macOS, Linux.

Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I got inspired by Raycast's confetti plugin and wanted the same thing on my Windows machine. So I built a cross-platform version that works on Windows, Mac, and Linux. 🎉 The app runs silently in your system tray and listens for HTTP requests on localhost. Any tool, script, or automation can trigger it with a simple POST request. I use it with: 🔨 Build scripts (npm, webpack, etc.) 📝 Git hooks (celebrate every commit if you want) 🚀 CI/CD pipelines 🤖 AI coding assistants (Claude Code, Cursor, GitHub Copilot) ⚙️ Pretty much any automation tool on Mac/Windows/Linux Setup is dead simple: just unzip the app, and it starts an HTTP server on port 3030. Then curl it: curl -X POST http://localhost:3030/confetti You can customize particle count, spread, duration, colors, and even add custom sounds. It works with shell scripts, Python, JavaScript, PowerShell, or any tool that can make HTTP requests. I've been using it for a few weeks and it genuinely makes coding more fun. Those little celebrations add up and keep me motivated through long debugging sessions. 😊 Would love to hear what workflows you'd use this for!

How customizable is the confetti effect? Curious if we can tweak colors or patterns.

@masump Hi Masum! You can currently adjust particle count, spread angle, display duration, particle size, and choose from nine different spawn locations across the screen. All settings can be configured through the GUI or overridden per API request.

This is really awesome. Congrats on the launch!

@chilarai Thanks! 🙂

How customizable is the confetti effect? Curious if we can tweak colors or patterns.

This is really awesome. Congrats on the launch!

@chilarai Thanks! 🙂