I’ve vibe coded and built a PSA styled cards grader and would like to get some feedback on how it performs as a middleman before you actually decide to send it in for grading. I believe it’s a good starting point to give you a rough estimate on whether or not it’s worth sending in your card(s) for grading and committing to a hefty grading fee.
Here’s the link to the web app. I look forward to your comments and feedback. Thank you!! 🙏

https://card-grader-murex.vercel.app/

i built plox.gg. it's a single wall that anyone can post to. a post costs 10 points, and you can spend more points boosting any post on the wall (yours or a stranger's), which moves it up. the wall is sorted by total points and nothing else. 100 points is $1 and new accounts get 40 free, so you can post and boost a few times before paying anything.

right now someone's cat (posted back in may) is #1 with 761 points, 6 ahead of #2. i'm 4th on my own site.

it's built with sveltekit on cloudflare workers with d1 for the database, and it's mostly used on phones.

what i'd like feedback on: when you land on it, is it obvious what you're supposed to do? and does boosting make sense without me explaining it?

Built my own logic circuit simulator, Gatewise, because Logisim kept annoying me. 😅

It’s in your browser, handles 50,000+ gates smoothly, and has smooth pan and zoom, auto bit-widths, built-in test vectors with per-row pass/fail, and errors that tell you exactly which gate and pin are wrong and last but not least, you can build Circuits directly from the truth table.

Still in beta, so try it and tell me what breaks

Link: www.gatewise.online

Most "free online OCR" websites upload your tax documents, medical bills, or IDs to a backend server.

I put together https://www.ghostocr.com — an OCR studio that runs entirely inside your browser tab on your own device:

• Zero server uploads (you can open the Network tab or turn on Airplane Mode after opening the page to verify)

• Converts scanned PDFs and photos into clean Markdown, plain text, or JSON

• Preserves tables, multi-column layouts, and supports 40+ languages

• Free, no account or signup

Would love your feedback!

https://swtcww.com

Its a fun side project, the code is in my github: https://github.com/juanmartin8a/swtcww

If you hover or click on the left side below the quote you will see the season, episode, and episode name.

I am thinking about making an app for wallpapers and widgets that show the quotes in that style. What do you guys think? It would be free ofc

Processing img eomt4gj2dsxh1...

Most e-sign tools are built for the sender. The person signing gets a huge PDF on a tiny screen and has to pinch and scroll around looking for boxes. So they end up printing it, signing it, taking a photo and sending that back, usually with a signature missing somewhere.

GetPDFSigned focuses on the signer instead. You upload a PDF, mark where to sign and share the link. On their phone, the page jumps to each field, tells them what to do, and moves on once it's filled.

* Signature, initials, date, text and checkbox fields

* Signer needs no app and no account

* Opens fast even on slow phones and patchy data

* See when it was opened and signed, then download the signed PDF

* 3 free sends, then $4/month

Still a work in progress. Multiple signers and reminders are next. Would love feedback on the flow!

https://getpdfsigned.com

Im releasing my product (for free), would like some people testing it out. Its running on some free api's (for now). Would appreciate your effort.

The main audience is anyone who are looking for a mockup tool to capture their website. Im broke so i cant afford a server and a domain so currently this is under api's that are free. Just test it and lmk what happens.

https://pixelmockup.vercel.app

Thanks.

It's a google chrome extension, think of loom but for bug reports. i'm building this because in most companies/startups, the bug reporting is pretty vague, sometimes missed URLs, no or missing replication steps, TLDR, most bug reports lack context or require expensive setup (jam.dev etc...)

It's a forever free for local export bug capture tool/chrome extension. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/bugcap-loom-for-bug-repor/eeeednpiifkaeijcedjebjhalpjaehng

It'll help you record

1. The browser tab
2. Network logs
3. console.logs

The chrome extension is free to use, the local zip exports are also free forever.

I've plans to build a whole application around this, tbh it's for fun 😁 you can see the features/roadmap here https://bugcap.featurebase.app/

if you have any feedback, feature requests let me know at https://bugcap.featurebase.app/