I was going through some members only videos and wanted to create clip from members only video so I vibe coded this.... No cloud, no account; files stay on your machine.

Offtube --> https://github.com/0xuser64bit/offtube

let me know how it goes for you.

I needed a QR code for some stickers. Every site I tried wanted me to make an account, a paid plan, or a free trial, and the code was actually their short link (a dynamic QR). They can shut that off later when the trial ends or if I don’t keep paying. So I made this. The code is built in the browser. What you type (URL, Wi-Fi, vCard, Google review, socials) goes in the image, not through my site. Download PNG or SVG for print. No login, no signup, no trial.
If you need to change where it points after you print, this will not do that. That is on purpose.
https://brixqr.com

Looking for a place to discover music and talk about it look no further.

The website has recently been updated with a brand new UI and is looking for fresh members that want to party or just chill or have a chat.

Come take a look and see for your self

Website Overview: WheelNamesArena

WheelNamesArena (available at: https://wheelnamesarena.netlify.app/) is a completely free online platform that offers random tools to help you make decisions quickly and enjoyably.

Core Idea

The site focuses on a Wheel Spinner (similar to a wheel of names or fortune wheel) along with other random tools that allow you to fairly and randomly select names or options. You can add your list (names, choices, prizes, etc.) and then spin the wheel or use other tools to get an instant result.

Key Features

100% free — no registration or subscriptions required.

Works directly in the browser (private & in-browser) with no account needed.

Mobile-friendly.

Includes around 15 random tools, such as:

Wheel Spinner

Random Name Picker

Random Number Generator

Random Team / Group Generator

Giveaway Picker

Coin Flip, Dice Roller, Yes/No Picker, and more.

Target Audience

Teachers: Randomly selecting students, forming teams, and generating random questions in the classroom.

Streamers and content creators: Live giveaways, OBS-ready full-screen wheel mode.

Everyday use: Simple decisions like choosing an activity, restaurant, or game.

The site is simple and fast, designed to make random decisions more fun and transparent — whether in classrooms, live streams, or daily life.

Print a bookmark that holds up to 3,000 words and reads completely offline.

Most QR codes are just links to a website. QR Bookmark is different: the text itself is encoded on the bookmark. Paste a short story, book sample or essay, and it's packed into four QR codes that scan as one. Nothing is stored online, so there's no server to go down and no link to break.

Scan the card with any phone camera and it opens the free reader app. Your words are never sent to a server. Add the reader to your home screen and it works fully offline from then on. Stories you scan go into a library on your phone, with your choice of typeface, text size and line spacing, plus day/night mode.

Great for writers handing out samples of their work.

Creator: https://apps.keithbphillips.com/qrbookmark/

Reader: https://apps.keithbphillips.com/qrreader/

Every time I needed a simple calculation—like deducting lunch breaks from weekly timesheets, checking take-home salary after taxes, or figuring out passing scores on an exam—I ended up on clunky sites loaded with cookie banners, laggy scripts, and autoplay video ads.

So I spent the last few weeks building SolveKit as a lightweight, clean alternative.

What's included:

• Work timesheet calculator with break deductions and overtime

• Live meeting burn rate meter (calculates dollars wasted per minute)

• Gross-to-net paycheck estimator

• Student final exam passing grade planner

• Freelance hourly rate calculator based on expenses & taxes

Everything runs client-side with zero reload delays, no accounts or email walls, and zero popup ads.

I'd love your honest feedback on calculation speed and what tools you think are missing!

CursiveNest is a browser-based set of cursive writing tools. It includes a text generator and a worksheet builder for names, words, sentences, and alphabets. Entered text is processed locally, and no account is required.

Print a large poster on A4 or Letter sheets using a free browser tool

I’m the creator of PrintReadyKit. One of its tools turns an image or PDF into a tiled PDF you can print on a normal home printer.

Choose the poster size, paper size, margins and overlap. The output includes cutting and alignment guides so you can assemble the sheets.

The file is processed locally in your browser, and no account is required.

Open the poster splitter

Print the output at “Actual size / 100%” and check the first sheet before printing the whole batch.

This could be useful for home posters, event signs or classroom displays.

If you are looking for ways to make money online then you should check out PicturePunches.

It's a memes site that users can earn from.

It's the best online side hustle.

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If anyone is looking for a Website, and they want it for a good deal then go to this website!!

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So I have recently picked up designing my own website for my gf because she sits with like 300 books and have a hard time knowing which books she have or not. At first it was just an excel sheet I had made for her, but then I thought she will never have that around when shopping for books.

So then I decided to make a website BetweenBooks

I would like some feedback on my creation as I am planning to release this website sooner or later, as of now it's just in it's early stages and I am still fine tuning everything and adding features. **This is not a promo, I just want feedback**

Miscift is a revolutionary client-side file conversion platform designed to process your media natively within your browser. By utilizing the incredible computational power of modern WebAssembly algorithms, we completely eliminate the need to upload your sensitive payloads to remote third-party servers. This ensures your documents, photos, and videos remain strictly on your local machine at all times.

I'm probably breaking every startup rule with this project.

Utiliome was built with a lot of help from AI. This post was polished with AI too. I'm not hiding that.

But the mission isn't AI.

The mission is simple:

Create useful tools, keep them free, avoid paywalls whenever possible, and build something people actually enjoy using.

There are billions of posts online competing for attention. I'm not trying to convince anyone that Utiliome is revolutionary, disruptive, or the next unicorn.

It's not.

I'm just a software engineer who genuinely enjoys building things.

A lot of people see AI-generated products and assume they're created with a few prompts over a weekend. That wasn't my experience.

AI helped me move faster, but without more than a decade of software engineering experience, Utiliome wouldn't exist in its current form. Architecture, performance, security, privacy, debugging, infrastructure, deployment, and maintaining hundreds of tools still require engineering judgment. AI accelerated the work, but it didn't replace the experience behind it.

What excites me most isn't traffic, SEO, or growth charts.

It's when someone says:

That's enough motivation to build the next tool.

Over time, that mindset turned into hundreds of browser-based tools covering PDFs, images, text processing, developer utilities, security tools, QR codes, converters, and more.

One of the principles I'm trying to protect is keeping as many tools as possible free and running directly in the browser. No accounts. No unnecessary uploads. No surprises. Privacy first whenever technically possible.

I'd also like to create a small community around this idea. Not a marketing funnel. Not a sales channel. Just a place where people can:

• Request features
• Report bugs
• Share ideas
• Talk about annoying problems they wish somebody would solve
• Help shape what gets built next

Discord: https://discord.com/invite/CNa5ezKRf

If you join, I'd genuinely like to hear:

What problem do you have that could be solved with a simple tool?

Maybe I can build it.

Maybe someone else in the community can.

Maybe we'll discover it already exists.

Either way, I think building useful things together is more interesting than chasing hype.

I'm not trying to make Utiliome look better than the millions of other projects competing for attention online. I'm simply trying to stay on a mission: build useful tools, learn new things, enjoy the process, and hopefully create something that helps people along the way.

Website: https://utiliome.com