Vlad Gerasimov

I wanted to try "vibe coding"—seeing how far and fast I could go just by prompting, without writing actual code. I started with a simple idea: a CLI tool that scrapes web documentation into a single Markdown file. (I was frustrated that LLMs kept generating Tailwind 3 code for my Tailwind 4 project.) A couple of hours later, the CLI was up and running! Then I thought, why not take it further...

I like how Looria summarizes reviews on a product page. When I'm searching for new, say, headphones, I feel the urge to read all possible reviews on all possible websites. Looria's product page solves this for me. Well done!

I love how Looria summarises reviews for a particular product. When I'm looking for new, say, headphones, I feel an urge to read all reviews on all websites out there. I found that Looria's product page solves that for me. Thanks!

It was 3AM, and I could not sleep. Several days before that, I realized I have not seen my desktop background for months – despite working on my notebook every day. I spend most of my computer time in a full-screen browser, and I'm sure many of you do too. I want my pictures to be seen and used, and this thought made me slighlty uncomfortable. On Sunday, October 3, 2021, at 1AM, I had an...

First of all, congrats with the launch! Now, I'm a potential user: I'm from Russia, currently using Paddle to receive payments from my website visitors. Some issues that I run into that prevented me from signing up: * the website is lacking a lot of important information. "Empower your customers to pay the way they want" - what exactly are the ways? What does payment form look like? How do I...

Two points: 1. It's awesome! For people who need this feature set, this is a very well made app. 2. Any plans for search? Notes app without search is a no-go for me personally, unfortunately.

If anyone is still here :-) the Firefox extension is live at https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wardrobe-tabs/ - thanks!

Some hidden features: - drag items in the Wardrobe to reorder them; - if you attempt to save a collection containing a tab you've saved before, Wardrobe will suggest the group name you used the last time with that tab. It's a little hack allowing me to put tabs there and back again, without having to type same collection names again, and without making user to "manage" collections.

Dear PH, I'm a long-time reader, first-time submitter :-) This is a weekend project I made to achieve two goals: 1) scratch my own itch ― I spend my work days in Chrome most of the time, and dozens of open tabs distract me more than I realize (where was this Figma file? Or, here is an article I wanted to read after work, interesting...) 2) practice in packaging an idea into a full product...

I believe this is one of the most underestimated Mac products. Excellent work!