17 karma · joined November 3, 2023
One point of feedback, as a developer I click the page and look for something to try it out, see it in action, screenshots, anything. Only thing I see is some text, no call to action, except signup/login but I won't take the effort if I'm not convinced more that it's a waste of time. If the url to the github is the main thing, don't put it at the...bottom, make it a button at the top.
I would just really put some extra effort in the landing page, Google how to see others do it. https://www.landingfolio.com/ is a great place as well to see example. You've run a marathon with building your product which is great, but if you don't finish this last mile (landing page)...
Good luck!
As for your first comment, the information is public, and I serve the people posting a question for help by spreading their question on more places. Feedback by Reddit users have all confirmed to like this approach as wel. That is sincerely how I have approached it, not even thinking of crossing legal issues (which it isn’t, at least not according to European laws).
Your idea of publishing the code gave a an idea. I am currently looking for people to contribute to help maintaining it. Got some response by people so who knows!
Maybe I would use it more if there where more widgets. For example, I myself would like to see things for my side-projects, like website visitor stats, build status (Vercel), amount of twitter followers, etc.
Perhaps if there is support for plugins people would build on your platform.
But to answer your question here, I am building it using NextJS stack (storage, etc) with tRPC.