Transactional.dev

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Hey Product Hunters 👋 I'm Kevin, a solopreneur from Nice in the south of France. After years of coding in PHP and creating projects that generated thousands of invoices and documents, I often felt frustrated with PDF generation. Hours spent on Stack Overflow and using outdated tools that didn’t support modern CSS (and fonts!) led to a huge waste of time with little value. Even when I switched to Node.js with Puppeteer, managing it myself wasn't ideal. My value as a developer shouldn't be tied up in this. That's why I created Transactional.dev. It combines the strengths of: - Mailgun: for transactional templates - VS Code: for the development experience - TailwindCSS: for coding at the speed of light - Google Fonts: one-click typography - Chromium: for perfect rendering Effortlessly generate stunning PDFs, manage templates, track stats, and host them on a CDN. I hope https://transactional.dev/ makes life easier for many developers. Try it out and share your feedback! 🚀

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1yr ago

CY Zhou

Vozo AI

@kevinfav congrats on the launch. with transactional.dev can i modify a pdf to include a video?

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1yr ago

Anastasiia Stepko

Timer4Life

Hey Kevin! Congrats on your launch! I'm also waiting for the integration with different tools :)

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1yr ago

Kevin Fav

Transactional.dev

Maker

@anastasiia_stepko thanks ! Its comming :)

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1yr ago

Alexandr Muravev

This tool looks incredibly useful for streamlining PDF generation workflows. It would be great to see integration with popular project management and CRM tools. Additionally, pre-built templates for common business documents like invoices and contracts could save developers even more time.

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1yr ago

Kevin Fav

Transactional.dev

Maker

@crypto_moora Thank you very much for this feedback, this is the direction I would like to take with the product in the coming months, I assume that this will accelerate the acquisition of new customers :)

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1yr ago

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Next-level PDF Generation tool for devs

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