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Create and sell online courses with a drag-and-drop builder and integrated payment processing.
learnerfast · Product Hunt
LearnerFast AI Course Creator & Website Builder for Educators
Chrome extension that uses AI to organize YouTube videos into playlists.
@almalimir · X
– a @YouTube extension for organizing videos
Free JavaScript library for adding scroll animations, parallax effects, and text animations to websites using HTML attributes.
@iamdeepak89 · X
Drag an HTML file or folder to instantly host it on a custom domain with global edge delivery.
@dorongrinstein · X
drag and drop any .html and go live with a custom domain in 20 seconds
Extract and cut podcast highlights into vertical social media reels with automatic captions.
@itsaibarr · X
hi there, fellows. building klip, tool for bloggers, experts, podcasts to create clips out of their long format content. Check out
Upload a video or paste a YouTube link to generate optimized short clips and auto-post to TikTok, Instagram, and more.
@monu_builds · X
Generate short video clips from long-form content automatically with AI-powered captions and social media exports.
@tryFrameOS · X
Turn social media growth into images and clips instantly without design tools.
@udaykirancodes · X
Hi am building
A free interactive wheel that spins to give you random yes or no answers for decision-making.
Yes or No Wheel — Spin the Yes or No Wheel - Get Your Free & Instant Decision - Struggling with a decision? Spin our free Yes or No Wheel for an instant, random answer! It's the simple, fun, and fast
Drop a file to get a shareable link—no signup required.
@gonelf · X
So many things - dead simple way to share projects within your team - dead simple base - no backend forms - ez directory submissions - a Lego event
Design App Store screenshot sets with 3D device frames, gradients, and one-click export.
@MSiatrak · X
Checked my Umami stats this morning - straight from Claude Code via my Umami MCP 📊 ~30% of visitors are on mobile… and every single one hit the "desktop only" gate. Shown 11 times, 0 continued past it. A third of traffic couldn't even try it.
