If you are a dev, you likely have a Stripe Test account flooded with random products, payment links, subscriptions, and other trial runs common during integration development. Log in > Fetch > Clean > Goodbye, see you next time. built with ❤️ by @arcastrodev

🆓 Free tool for Stripe developers 🧹 Clean up your Stripe Test account 🔄 Log in > Fetch > Clean 💻 Built with Next.JS 🔒 Uses Clerk for authentication ✨ Saves you time and keeps your dashboard tidy When integrating with Stripe, a lot of testing are done, leading to a cluttered dashboard with test data. Stripe does not allow you to bulk delete these test entries, so you must go through them one by one or write custom code to clean them up. 🙄 But what if I don't want to? Then everything keeps working, webhooks keep firing again, subscriptions keep renewing, bla bla... 🫣 So.. can't I delete it from Stripe? Reading Stripe docs, you’ll notice you can't delete most of the things you test from the Dashboard. That's why you need, in a specific order, to deactivate some of them and archive others to restore a visually appealing dashboard, all via their API. And that required writing specific code just to clean up everything. Let bye42 free you from that burden! PS: yes, the name comes from always testing the 4242 4242 4242 4242 cards 😅

Hey @arcastrodev I love the name 😁. Everybody who has worked with Stripe knows that pain. Does the service work with multiple accounts as well? Congrats on the launch 🚀

@crebuh It's straightforward. Just set up your associated secret-test-api key, and it will fetch the related information. There's no need to bind any account to a specific user in the app. Authentication is required to prevent bot abuse, but any user with the correct Test API Key can manage any number of Stripe accounts. Rest assured, the app doesn't store or log any details from your Stripe account 😊

Bye42

Free App for Devs To Clean Up Stripe Development Aftermath

Bye42

Free App for Devs To Clean Up Stripe Development Aftermath

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