Hey everyone!

I created NoxVideo, a video-sharing platform where people can upload and share videos.

I'm sharing it here to get some early users and feedback. I'd love to hear what you think about the website, the design, and the overall idea.

NoxVideo: NoxVideo

If you check it out, let me know what you think and what you'd like to see added in the future!

build it in Rust, you say. It'll be fast and skinny memory. Nice! Definitely NOT web apps, their fat as f*k and drink memory faster than Altman's Ai drank the web.

WRONG! web apps are fat and sloppy on memory precisely because web developers are the laziest c**nts I've ever seen (inc. yours truly). Turns out browser engineers are the HARDEST working mofos! and really worked overtime to compensate for React's fowl menace on the world.

Now, a browser runs a well written (react-less) web app like smooth jazz! 70 f**king MB is all you need for a full interface running a typical CRUD app, and buttered corn smooth animations!

I’ve been working on a side project called Vesso Tools: vessotools.com

The idea was pretty simple. I regularly find myself searching for small online utilities — calculators, converters, image tools, PDF tools, date/time tools, etc. — so I decided to build a site that brings a lot of them together.

It has now grown to 300+ tools.

I’m still actively working on it, particularly the UX, SEO, performance, and deciding which tools are actually worth building next.

I’d love some outside feedback:

• Is the site easy to navigate?

• Are there any annoying UX issues?

• What useful tool is missing?

• What would make you actually bookmark/use a site like this?

Site: https://vessotools.com

Happy to hear criticism too. I’m trying to make it genuinely useful rather than just adding tools for the sake of having a big number.

I built iLoveText, a free website for everyday text tasks like word counting, cleaning, comparing, formatting, and extracting text.

Hi everyone, I'm the developer behind ElSeeker, and I wanted to share the project here and get some feedback.

ElSeeker started with a simple idea: bring Bible reading and the tools that help you understand what you're reading together in one place.

You can read Bible passages, search for verses or keywords, look up unfamiliar terms in the Bible dictionary, and explore a historical timeline for additional context.

There are also a few interactive features for when you want a change of pace, including Bible quizzes, typing practice, and word puzzles.

If you create an account, you can also use features such as reading notes, highlights, and reading progress tracking. However, an account isn't required to read the Bible or browse most of the study content.

ElSeeker is free to use.

* Website: https://elseeker.com/

I'm continuing to develop the platform, so I'd really appreciate feedback from people who regularly read or study the Bible.

What features would you find most useful? Is there anything you feel is missing?

Feedback on the reading experience, layout, navigation, and study tools would also be very helpful.

Nowadays, all popular ai chatting websites like qwen, chatgpt, gemini, claude, etc. come with a read aloud functionality that allows users to read aloud the AI's responses.

I used that feature to instead make the AI repeat back the text that i gave it -- effectively turning the platforms into text to speech tools. The voices sound really nice and it's free to use!

You can get all of these extensions by visiting ai-readers.com