In my old projects I was only going with Google login and there were no issues but b2b is a new thing for me so I'll be adding an email login as the first task. Thank you for your feedback.
I kept noticing small brands struggle with product photos. When AI image models started improving I wondered if they could help solve this problem. What if you could just upload your product, pick a template, and get studio-quality photos in seconds?
With Pixelshot, you can
Browse hundreds of professional templates
Type your own scene ideas with custom prompts
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We're adding new templates every day so you can always find inspiration. It’s made to help makers, sellers, and creators get great looking product photos without a studio or a big budget.
Would love to hear your thoughts on the landing page, pricing, or the app itself.
Last year I made an open source version of this but it was a bit technical for many users so that's why I made this. It costs money because I have to pay for OpenAI, Replicate etc. But there's also a local model support. It's a one-time purchase for $10. This is just to support me because it took me 2 months to made this.
I made a directory of AI directories. Calling it "The Next AI Directory". I'm really bad at names so just copied the name of my previous project "The Next AI Tool".
I've manually curated the directories and added a small DR detail so you can see the domain rating before visiting them.
There are 72 directories right now but I'll be adding more when I come across. If you have an AI directory feel free to submit.
I was thinking the same things like you. Looks like they don't event hide the actual message. They basically hide some sort of ID that points a row in the database. After some research I've made a web-app which can hide any message into any text.
If you wanna look it's on GitHub. Here are the links.
But the PHP looks like it's going to die. So how can you explain popularity of Python and JavaScript? PHP, Python and JavaScript; all of them can make same job? Any differences in performance?
I use PHP for a long time. But now I see Python and JavaScript are the most used languages. I just wonder which one of them will be a true choise after PHP?