Alvseike
Browser tools for images, video, audio and PDFs.
I built Alvseike because I got tired of sending personal and work files to random websites just to do something simple with them. So I made the kind of toolbox I actually wanted…
Launch day lasts 24 hours. Here it never ends.
One page about what you built, in your own words, that keeps coming back to the top of the wall. No votes, no launch-day lottery.
Free, and about a minute. Google or email.
- Your turn comes backThe wall reshuffles every day, so every product is up top again and again. Nothing to climb.
- A page that staysServer-rendered and indexed, at an address that never changes.
- A followed linkEarned by passing review. Never bought.
Reshuffled 12h ago · next in 12h
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SiteMute
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Markup
Tracks software price changes.
I built Markup because software pricing is weirdly hard to keep track of. Prices go up, plans get renamed, and features quietly move behind more expensive tiers — but there’s…
Myreplog
It logs workouts and detects personal records.
I built Myreplog because I wanted a simpler way to keep track of my workouts. Most fitness apps feel like they’re trying to do everything at once — social feeds, coaching,…
MyWebsiteScore
It analyzes websites for improvement.
I built MyWebsiteScore because figuring out what’s actually wrong with a website shouldn’t require running five different tools and decoding a bunch of technical reports. You…
Salary Almanac
It reports salaries by occupation and location.
I built Salary Almanac because most salary websites give you one number and pretend that’s the answer. But what a job pays depends a lot on where you live, your experience, and…