3D scenes stored in shareable URLs
Entire 3D scenes stored in URLs—clever constraint, but limited by URL length and browser storage.

It reduces screenshots to a single, shareable URL and backs that simplicity with useful niceties: @full/@mobile/@social modifiers, date-based retrieval, normalized URLs and daily snapshots. That small API surface solves a real friction (no signup, easy embeds, OG images) — my only question is how they handle scale, dynamic pages, and cache/refresh limits, but as a developer utility it's immediately useful.
Developers, technical writers, product folks, bloggers and maintainers who need embeddable, versioned website screenshots
https://screenshotit.app/{url} → image
e.g. https://screenshotit.app/news.ycombinator.com
Embed directly in markdown/html etc. Cached forever. No signup, no API key.
Entire 3D scenes stored in URLs—clever constraint, but limited by URL length and browser storage.
On-device LLM with site state in the URL inverts how web apps normally work.
Clever use of Claude Artifacts to gamify social anxiety practice.
Stateless bracket sharing via 217-character URL encoding beats backend-dependent predictors.
GitHub repo screenshot generator when you could just screenshot your browser.
Treats recipes as memories, not data—beautiful cards, zero dependencies, ships in one Docker compose.