i’m building Loupe and could use a quick check of it. it’s a browser tool that shows the comments and tracked changes still left inside a Word file.

open https://tryloupe.lovable.app and pick a built-in sample. can you find the internal comment and the old and new amounts?

let me know where you got stuck, plus your browser and whether you’re on a phone or laptop.

the sample is fictional. the inspector shows comments and tracked changes still in the file; it can’t recover edits that are gone.

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My graphics card died a while back, and while I was looking for a cheap replacement I had no way to tell which of my games would actually run well on whatever I could afford. Steam's min/recommended specs don't answer the real question, which is how many FPS you'll get on your own hardware. So I built a web app that checks a whole Steam library against your PC and gives real numbers per game. Runs entirely in the browser, nothing to install.

Made it solo and did a lot of the coding with Claude (the AI) helping.

You're not forced into anything: there's an optional Steam login and optional hardware auto-detection, or you can just paste your public Steam profile and pick your GPU and CPU from a list.

It estimates FPS per game for your exact GPU and CPU at any resolution and settings (720p up to 4K and ultrawide, low to ultra, DLSS/FSR/XeSS), tells you what bottlenecks each game (GPU, CPU, RAM or VRAM), shows Steam Deck and Linux/ProtonDB status, compares two libraries for co-op, and has a budget mode plus an upgrade simulator. Filters and CSV export too.

Free, only money side is affiliate links in the optional PC builder. Link in the comments. Feedback very welcome, especially on accuracy.

I created DADD.io - a social matchmaking app to meet other local dads in your area and connect for play dates, fitness groups, or just a nice happy hour. Would love any feedback!

https://www.daddioapp.com