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DebateIt · Debate practice, judged live.
Practice debates with AI judging and real-time performance feedback.
@prof_safezone · X
Gambling on debate rounds with AI judges.
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Practice debates with AI judging and real-time performance feedback.
@prof_safezone · X
Gambling on debate rounds with AI judges.
Answer 13 questions to score your performance system across 8 pillars in 3 minutes.
@JoshDeLucia · X
Audit any public website for security, performance, resiliency, and production architecture risks.
@denno256 · X
This is what I did with my freewill this weekend - built a tool for vibecoders to check if their vibecoded web app is ready to move from localhost to the big open internet:
Voxa — AI-powered mock interviews with real-time voice feedback, scoring, and skill analytics to help you ace your next interview.
@Pundkar12 · X
Free scorecard to evaluate whether your AI-built app is shippable, fragile, or theater.
@eric810829 · X
I made a free Vibe-Coded App Reality Score. It checks the boring launch proof: - payment/access state - private data boundaries - AI output evidence - support recovery - one real user flow 0-100 score:
Run a UX audit on any web page to identify and fix usability issues ranked by impact.
u/WishboneHumble5889 · Reddit
I built a UX review tool because I kept seeing the same problem in AI-built apps I’m a product designer. For years my job’s been catching the moments where people quietly struggle inside a product, the stuff that never makes it into a bug report. AI coding tools made building fast, but I kept seeing the same thing: the app worked, and the experience didn’t hold up. A form that clears on error with no message. A delete with no undo. Built Dorven to catch that gap. You give it a