Use real handwriting for messages and forums (Write Me, Maybe)
Nostalgic handwriting app when dozens of similar tools already exist.

200+ endpoints with live playground when OnlyFans offers zero official API access.
OnlyFans agencies, developers building creator management tools
RapidAPI · Apify
I built OnlyFans API — 200+ endpoints covering creator profiles, messages, subscribers, vault media, and revenue data, direct integration with Meta Pixel (believe it or not, OF agencies used to run Meta Ads on FB blindly - now they use OnlyFansAPI to feed back Meta Pixel with click-accurate conversion data).
A few years ago I kept seeing OnlyFans agencies doing everything in spreadsheets. They wanted CRMs, automated messaging tools, traffic dashboards. None of it was possible because OnlyFans exposes nothing to developers (not very Steve Ballmer of them).
The architecture is essentially very simple. Creators connect their accounts once through OAuth-style flows, and developers get clean REST endpoints plus HMAC-signed webhooks that fire on messages, sales, renewals, and new subscribers.
One thing I spent a lot of time on was the live API playground — you can test any of the 200+ endpoints directly in the browser before writing a line of code. There's also a real-time dashboard for monitoring usage, logs, and credits.
No-code support through Make.com, Zapier, and n8n is built in for teams that don't want to write code.
Nostalgic handwriting app when dozens of similar tools already exist.
TikTok for games, but app stores and instant play already exist—discovery angle unproven.
Pretty milestone visuals, but remove.bg and Figma templates already own this space.
iCal feeds for sunrise/sunset and lunar phases—elegant, zero friction, works in any calendar.
Free unlimited subscribers sounds great, but built on Lovable means it's just a wrapper.
This runs entirely in the browser and routes encoding through the WebCodecs path for GPU-accelerated speed, falling back to a WASM engine when needed — that dual-engine approach is the real hook. The UI gives sensible presets (Discord, WhatsApp, email) and clear privacy messaging, but the pitch leans heavily on speed claims without visible cross-browser compatibility or quality/bitrate tradeoff details.