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RollDate
Scroll-based date picker, 15KB, zero dependencies
Dependency-free scrolling JavaScript date picker: single, range, multi, optional time, popup or inline. ~13 KB gzip JS. MIT.
Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Yevhen, a JavaScript developer from Ukraine. I'm currently building RollDate while serving in the army, coding during my 2-3 hours of downtime each day.
Why I built this:
I was tired of date pickers that are either 300KB+ bloated monsters with a dozen dependencies, or require clicking an arrow 50 times just to change the year.
What RollDate does differently:
🖱️ Scroll-based navigation: Infinite scroll through dates (like a native app) instead of clunky clicks.
⚡️ Tiny & Fast: Only 15KB gzipped, zero dependencies.
🚀 Virtualized: Renders 10,000+ dates at 60 FPS without breaking a sweat.
🤖 AI-Friendly: Includes an MCP server so AI coding agents (like Cursor) can implement it automatically.
I'm a solo maker, and your feedback means the world to me.
Question for the devs here: What is the most annoying thing about the date picker you are currently using in your stack? Let's talk about it in the comments! 👇
Thanks for supporting indie makers! 🇺🇦
About RollDate on Product Hunt
“Scroll-based date picker, 15KB, zero dependencies”
RollDate was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #112 on the daily leaderboard. Dependency-free scrolling JavaScript date picker: single, range, multi, optional time, popup or inline. ~13 KB gzip JS. MIT.
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