About wipescreen
wipescreen builds small, fast screen tools that do exactly one thing well. The first tool fills your screen with solid white. From there, the same idea extended to black, any custom color, maximum brightness, and a screen flashlight.
Most white screen tools stop at the tool
Before the tool
How do I even trigger full screen mode in my browser? Our full screen guide answers this directly.
During the tool
Five distinct tools, each matched to a specific task, so you are not stuck adjusting one generic tool to fit five different needs.
After the tool
I found a mark on my screen during the color test. What does it mean? Our diagnosis guide explains it.
Every tool runs entirely in your browser
No account required
None of the tools require sign-up, a download, or a browser extension. Open the page and use it.
Built on web standards
Every tool uses the browser’s native Fullscreen API, the same standard behind full screen video and presentation modes, rather than a custom plugin.
Ahmed Raza, developer of SorryCard
Web developer, data science enthusiast, and indie hacker.
Tech stack
Why I built SorryCard
One day I had a fight with my mom. The words came out wrong, and the silence after felt worse. I wanted to say sorry, but a plain text felt too small for what I felt.
So I did what I do best. I opened my editor and built a sorry card. It carried my apology better than a quick message ever could. My mom smiled, and the fight melted away.
That card became SorryCard. I turned my own apology into a free tool, so you can say sorry to the people you love in a way they keep and remember.
A little more about me
Ahmed Raza is a passionate web developer, data science enthusiast, and indie hacker who enjoys building products from scratch. With around three years of experience in web development, he primarily works with Next.js and modern JavaScript technologies to create fast, scalable, and user-friendly applications. His focus is not only on coding but also on designing products that solve real problems for developers and businesses.
One of Ahmed’s strongest interests is creating free and open-source tools, UI libraries, and developer-focused resources. He believes in making high-quality development tools accessible to everyone, helping developers build better applications without unnecessary complexity. His projects often combine clean design, practical functionality, and modern development practices.
As an indie hacker, Ahmed is constantly exploring new ideas, validating opportunities, and experimenting with micro-SaaS products. He enjoys studying successful products, analyzing market trends, and finding ways to create valuable solutions with limited resources. His long-term goal is to build sustainable products that generate revenue while providing genuine value to users.
Ahmed is also interested in data science and analytical thinking. He enjoys understanding patterns, researching user behavior, and making data-driven decisions that improve products and user experiences. This combination of development and analytical skills allows him to approach problems from both technical and strategic perspectives.
Currently, he is focused on growing his own UI component ecosystem inspired by premium design systems while maintaining a commitment to quality and usability. He spends significant time researching design references, studying successful products, and learning from industry leaders.
Driven by curiosity, consistency, and a builder’s mindset, Ahmed continues to improve his skills every day. His journey reflects a strong passion for technology, entrepreneurship, open-source development, and the pursuit of creating meaningful digital products that help people around the world.
What I work on
Web Development
Fast, scalable apps with Next.js and modern JavaScript.
Indie Hacking
Validating ideas and shipping small, useful SaaS products.
Data Science
Reading patterns and making data-driven product decisions.
UI Design
Building a clean UI component ecosystem developers enjoy.
Common questions
Why does wipescreen have five separate tools instead of one?
White screen, black screen, color test, brightness test, and flashlight each answer a different search intent, even though they share the same underlying full-screen technique. Splitting them lets each page speak directly to what a visitor is actually trying to do, instead of one generic page that under-serves every use case.
Is wipescreen a company or a solo project?
It is an independent, solo-built project, not a company. That keeps the tools free, ad-light, and focused on solving the actual problem rather than growing a team or a funnel.
Will wipescreen add more tools in the future?
Possibly. New tools are added when a genuine, distinct search intent is not already covered by the existing five. Suggestions are welcome through the Contact page.
Does wipescreen have a mobile app?
wipescreen installs as a Progressive Web App directly from your browser, on Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, and Chrome OS, with no app store required. See the App page for install steps.
Who is Ahmed Raza?
Ahmed Raza is the independent developer who built wipescreen, along with other free tools including SorryCard. His background is in web development, indie hacking, and data-driven product decisions.