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What the projects here are built with — not what people say they'd use, what's actually running.
Typed JavaScript. Effectively the standard for anything expected to outlive its first month.
The default React framework for indie products — static rendering when you want SEO, server rendering when you want data, one deploy target.
Backends, automation, data and desktop tooling. Rarely the frontend, frequently everything behind it.
Utility-first styling. Popular with solo builders because it removes the naming and file-shuffling overhead of hand-written CSS.
Deploy target of choice for Next.js projects — generous free tier, which is why so much indie software starts here.
Payments. Still the shortest path from 'it works' to 'someone paid for it'.
Postgres with auth, storage and an API on top. The usual answer when a project outgrows static files.
Python web framework for APIs. Common where the product needs real Python underneath — data work, ML, or a desktop app's backend.
A database that's just a file. Massively underrated for products that will never have a million users and don't need to.