Kevin Woblick

I just tried the tool with a couple of my sites, and the results are not what I expected. All of the images have WebP versions, yet the tool loads the fallback JPG or PNG variants. Also, it's weird that lossy AVIF is suggested for all images. It looks like the tool is just trying to squeeze every bit out of the images with every option. I tried converting some example images to the suggested...

For my latest project, Versionfeeds, it was two days worth of trying domain names. I actually wanted some name that fits the product, so it should include version, releases, RSS or feeds. After a long search and dozens of taken domains, I found versionfeeds.com.

Hi Producthunt! This is my second product launching here, and I am quite excited. As with so many useful tools and services, they are born out of a problem that needs a solution. Versionfeeds is exactly that. I was quite annoyed by the fact, that I had no central place where I could see all the software releases. I use software a lot, be it at my job, to build my side projects, or tools hosted...

Hi Producthunt! Months ago I started searching for sites which were like the old, beloved StumbleUpon: discover random, great websites from around the internet. There are many, but none of them offered the same community-like feeling like StumbleUpon did, mostly because there is no way to submit your own site. In this time Stumbled was born. I worked on the site for the last months, some weeks...

Hi Product Hunt! Game Quotes is one of my oldest projects, dating back to 2011. It's an archive for quotes from videogames. A few weeks ago I decided that my aging site Game-Quotes.com needed a huge bucket of fresh paint, and a new solid foundation too. The old website wasn't updated for three years and I couldn't make any changes without breaking something else. Fast forward to the last week,...

Hi Producthunt! About one and a half year ago I was deeply dissatisfied with my personal bookmarks collections. The links saved in my browser piled up to a bloated mess of outdated websites with only little structure. I tested Shaarli for a few weeks but it never “clicked”, so I turned it off. After some thinking, I decided to build my own bookmarks archive. LinkAce is a bookmark archive. It...

Hi Producthunt! As a hobby gamer I play a lot of different games which involve trading, like No Man's Sky. I often end up with a bunch of papers filled with prices for items the merchants offer. I stepped up the trading game by using Excel, but it felt just way too difficult. So, now I ended up learning React and built the Tradefinder. Enter your merchants (called locations), add some items...

CorporateLorem is based on DevLorem, but with other sources. While DevLorem should be more targeted to developers and internal use, CorporateLorem content can be used in prototypes which are then sent to clients. The app is open source so anyone can participate.

Devlorem was a mini project developed years ago. It's still available, was recently updated and open for contributions (yes, the code is open source!). Feel free to share feedback and ideas with me. 😊

I used Wunderlist for years but felt I needed a bit more. After trying a dozen of free, freemium or paid to-do apps, Tick Tick was the only app that really convinced me. Most importantly, it delivers the best and most consistent cross-platform experience. Todoist was on the second place but has just a horrible macOS app which is not capable of displaying your to-do's while not connected to the...

Have been using Confluence for years and version 2 for some time now (part time beta access) and I am not really happy with it. It feels slow, bulky and I experienced a lot of bugs and problems with the editor. Instead of delivering a sleek and performant solution Atlassian seems to like to bloat things with new features and stuff. Pros: Clean, professional look. Focus on content. Cons:...