Most budget templates are hand-built in Excel, so when you find a bug you fix it in one file and forget the other three. I generated mine from a single Python script with openpyxl instead. Every formu
I sell handmade-doll-style 3D models, and every model starts as a photo of a physical doll. Paid image-to-3D tools work, but they cost credits for every attempt. So I tested whether free Hugging Face
Every December, parents, teachers and care-home staff search for the same thing: printable Christmas coloring pages they can print right now, without an account. I built FunMagi Color to answer that q
A lot of sites added a "block all AI bots" robots.txt snippet in 2024 and never looked at it again. The problem: the same snippet often blocks the bots that cite you in ChatGPT, Perplexity and Claude
I'm building PetMagi, a small site where you upload a photo of your dog or cat and get holiday portraits, a short animated clip and a share card back. It's the kind of "small payment, instant digital
Most small browser games die in the same place: the code works, but the game still has programmer art, the store page has no proper cover, and the link shared on Discord shows a blank grey card. I jus
Launch day goes wrong in boring ways. The link you post on X shows a blank grey card. ChatGPT and Perplexity can't read your landing page, so they never mention you. You find out about the crash every
"What rank are we in Productivity in Germany today?" sounds like a simple question, but most indie developers answer it by opening the App Store on a phone, scrolling, and guessing. ASO suites answer
More and more people ask ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity or Gemini instead of typing into Google. Those assistants only cite pages their crawlers can reach, read and understand. Many sites quietly fail on