Discover Leaderboards

Core foundation and 3D models is in place, Working it with tweenjs to add a camera movements.

WIP: Adding Interactive Pets, Cursor, Claude, Codex.

Updated UI on FlowLayoutPanel, Added logic on buttons on setting in websites and Updated some code. Still WIP :3

I added splash screen for both website and the app itself. To have at least, a better landing page.

Wondering if I need to change the typeface I use in the app itself.

After working through the problems, I also made a few decisions about the experience.

The 3D intro won't play on mobile. Instead, mobile visitors go straight to the actual website so they don't have to load the heavier 3D experience.

For desktop, the intro plays first and then transitions into the Training Marks website.

The goal isn't to make the intro the entire website.

It's there to make the first few seconds memorable.

I didn't want the landing page to just talk about fitness.

I wanted it to show the journey:

Try → Fail → Try again → Improve → Get stronger → Transform

And then lead into the actual Training Marks site.

Cheers 🎉🎉🎉🎉

Per-letter text animation

Animate text letter by letter, word by word or line by line, with 11 presets (Letters fade up is free). Available in the editor, in Quick Create for text, and as the tagline entrance in Brand Motion Packs. Also fixed taglines overflowing the lower-third bar.

Device Sync… Without a Server

One of the biggest challenges with a "local-first" app is figuring out how to sync data across your devices without compromising privacy by putting it on a cloud server.

With the latest update to Sulok, we’ve solved it.

Introducing P2P Device Sync!

Using WebRTC, your phone and computer can securely discover and pair with each other to sync your library.

• 🔒 Zero Servers: Your data travels directly from one device to the other. It never touches our servers.

• ⚡ Real-Time: Changes on your desktop reflect on your phone instantly.

• 🤝 Simple Pairing: Discover devices on your network and pair them seamlessly.

True ownership means you control where your data goes.

Start building your own corner of the web today!
https://sulok-app.vercel.app

WIP: Added volume shader element

Web Crawler v1 is Live with 6 kind of a chain reactions. Enjoy!

Smoother Frames, Minimal Video autoplays while on scroll, Rive blocks that have a poster stay on that thumbnail first.

The video promotional: https://youtu.be/Ur47cuXcCz0

Updates:

Real optimization algorithms, not just encoder settings — with measured numbers

CLI automation: commit a config file, run one short command; --watch for dev loops

Export rework — the code you save is now the code, not a screenshot of it

• Was: a screenshot of the 3D canvas — scene background baked in, resolution set by your window size
• Now: drawn from the matrix at a size you pick
• Copy code → clipboard, paste into any message
• PNG for screen → email, decks, chat
• PNG for print → 300dpi at 17cm, 2,000+ px square
• SVG → vector, one file prints at any size
• Picture of the sculpture → kept, now named as what it is
• Module sizes stay whole pixels — fractional widths are the top cause of a pretty code that won't scan
• Canvas and SVG share one geometry module, so they can't drift apart

Latest improvements to Project Hibernate (all live on main):

• Wider security coverage: The vulnerability check now covers projects that use pnpm and Yarn, not just npm and Rust.

• Security check in the desktop app: A card on the Overview page shows which projects have known vulnerabilities, worst first. Each project's details list its problems and the version that fixes them. A Settings field sets where the vulnerability data lives. It works offline.

• Honest numbers everywhere: The CLI and CSV export now show disk space shared with other projects, so their totals match the desktop app.

user dashboard test design :>

v0.2.1 Changelog

• Fixed: Untitled boards overwriting each other on save.

• Fixed: Renaming tabs failing when using spaces.

• Fixed: Closed boards not persisting or showing up in recent closed tabs.

a few more improvements to go!

Showcase: Everswap
10-5-26

Cafiqo beta testing is now open ☕️

After months of building, testing, and drinking way too much coffee, I’m finally opening Cafiqo to beta testers.

Cafiqo helps you log your drinks, see how much caffeine is still active in your body, estimate what may remain by bedtime, and figure out when it’s time to call it a day.

I’m looking for people who regularly drink coffee, tea, energy drinks, or pre workout to try the app and share honest feedback. I’d especially love to hear about confusing screens, incorrect drink information, bugs, and features that could make caffeine tracking more useful.

If you’re interested, join the beta here: https://form.jotform.com/262727544208460

Thank you to everyone willing to test Cafiqo while it’s still taking shape. Your feedback will directly influence what I build next.

Well, well, well... I tried building for macOs and even for linux. I'll update when testing is done.

And, I need to worry about the notarization, right?

Ah, well, my windows version do not even have codesign anyway.

Another Day another dollah.

Still building its backend and features

OCR PDF: make a scanned PDF searchable

Turn a scan into a PDF you can search, select and copy text from, in English, Filipino or both. The pages look exactly the same — the recognised words are added invisibly on top — and the result works in PDF to Word, PDF to Excel, the AI Summarizer and Redact. Everything runs in your browser; the file is never uploaded, and there is a step-by-step guide in the PDF guides.

still building my "TodoFlow" Project

Showcase: Era Residence
10-3-2026

Meta Muse Spark 1.3 is Excellent For Assisted Debugging and Complicated Backend Logics, API and Routings.

landonorris Update: F1 API live to the site(No more cached static) Meaning all F1 race calendar is realtime, F1 tracks, F1 race schedules and championship position.

Trivia: why we built this

The same HTML you write has to survive a 14× width range — from 280px (a Galaxy Fold, closed) to 3840px (a 4K display). That's one codebase, one set of CSS, stretched across screens so different they barely belong in the same category.

Stranger still: "mobile" didn't only get bigger. The Fold's cover screen at 280px is narrower than the original iPhone's 320px. The smallest screen you must support today is smaller than the one that started the whole responsive era.

Chrome DevTools shows you one of those widths at a time. So checking five breakpoints means looking at five pictures minutes apart and comparing them from memory — and memory is exactly where layout bugs hide. You don't notice the 20px that shifted; you notice it when a client does.

So we put them side by side. One tab, every width, scrolling and clicking in sync.

Bonus: four viewports in one tab used ~35% less RAM than the same site in four tabs — the iframes share one renderer.