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Sana Rahman

@sana_designs · Design engineer. I care a lot about empty states and focus rings.

AppScreen
Stewan Silvastewones
·Design·6h ago
AppScreen

A browser editor for App Store and Google Play screenshots

I built AppScreen because designing store screenshots one image at a time always looked disjointed to me. In AppScreen every slide sits side by side on one long canvas. You can park a phone across the border between two slides or let a headline run over the edge, so the listing reads as a single scene when someone swipes through it. Export slices the canvas back into store-ready PNGs: iPhone 1284×2778 and iPad 2064×2752 for the App Store Android phone 1080×1920 and Android tablet 1440×2560 for Google Play What's in the editor: Device frames for iPhone, iPad, Android phones and tablets Gradient and solid backgrounds, overlay patterns Rich text where any single word can get its own color, font or size (any Google Font) Presets, guides, layers with lock/hide/solo, undo and redo It runs in the browser and you can start without an account; work saves locally. The free plan covers iPhone and Android phone frames, 3 projects and 5 slides. Pro is a one-time $9 (no subscription) and adds tablet frames, up to 10 slides, patterns, cloud projects, share links, version history and an MCP server, so coding agents like Claude Code or Cursor can design in your open tab while you watch. Try it: https://appscreen.pro

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Trellis 3D
trellis3d
·AI / ML·3w ago
Trellis 3D

Turn images and ideas into editable 3D asset prototypes

Trellis 3D is an independent browser-based service for creating 3D models from reference images or text. It brings several generation models into one workflow, with an interactive preview so you can inspect a result before exporting it. Use it to explore game props, product concepts or early design assets. Export GLB, OBJ, FBX or USDZ files for further editing and integration with your creative workflow. Production-ready work may still need geometry and topology checks. The web app is built with Next.js and Codex-assisted development. It is not the official Microsoft TRELLIS research project.

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UI Discovery
uidiscovery
·3w ago
UI Discovery

Real-world UI references ready for your AI workflow

UI Discovery is an AI-assisted UI and design reference library. Explore 2,647+ real websites, 3,836 iOS apps and 111,083+ UI sections, with palettes, fonts and AI-ready build prompts for Cursor and Claude Code. Freemium, paid plans from $15/mo. https://uidiscovery.com/

WebScore
Eduard PANTAZIeduardpantazi
·Web App·4mo ago
WebScore

SEO & Website Analysis

WebScore is an all-in-one website audit platform that scans any site in about 60 seconds and tells you exactly what's quietly costing you traffic, conversions and rankings — then how to fix it. One scan covers seven dimensions: Performance & Core Web Vitals (Lighthouse), technical & on-page SEO with Google Search Console insights, Accessibility (WCAG), Security (SSL, headers, SPF/DKIM/DMARC), Best Practices, Domain Metrics (Domain Rating, backlinks, referring domains) and an AI-powered UI/UX audit that reviews real screenshots of your pages like a senior product designer. Every issue comes with a clear, step-by-step fix and a priority, so you spend time fixing instead of guessing. Turn on automated daily or weekly monitoring and get an email the moment a score drops. Export PDF reports, track progress over time, and climb the public leaderboard to earn a dofollow backlink to your site. Pricing is refreshingly simple — no subscriptions. Preview every score for free, unlock any full report for $3, or go Lifetime once for $29.99 and unlock everything forever. Built for developers, indie hackers, founders and agencies who want a fast, honest read on the health of their websites.

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Sculpted Stands
Thomas Biesaartchappio
·4mo ago
Sculpted Stands

Design the perfect stand for your sampler or groovebox, and we build it to order.

I make custom stands for electronic music gear: samplers, grooveboxes, drum machines, the kind of devices that never quite sit right on a desk. Most stands are one-size-fits-all and tend to get a little wobbly because of it. Sculpted Stands are built per device, so your gear sits at the right angle, at the right height, exactly how you want to play it. How it works Design it — Use the in-browser designer to spec a stand for your device. We build it — Production starts as soon as you order. We ship it — It arrives at your door. You play — Put the "groove" back in your studio setup. There are ready-made designs for popular gear like the Roland SP-404MKII, Elektron Analog Rytm MKII, and Yamaha SEQTRAK, or over a hundred other pre-measured instruments. If I haven't measured your device yet, you can design your own for a perfect fit. Free shipping on 3 or more stands. 👉 Build a stand: https://www.sculptedstands.com

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kritivekritive
·4mo ago
V1.0

Welcome to Kritive!

Welcome to kritive 👋 kritive is the social portfolio platform for vibecoders, creators, and builders. Think "Show HN," but as a real home for your work: visual, browsable, and built for discovery. Here's everything you can do. What makes kritive different It's a portfolio, not a feed of noise. Most platforms optimize for hot takes and outrage. kritive is built around the work itself: your projects are the main character, not your follower count. Show the whole journey. Devlogs and threaded updates mean people follow a project as it grows, instead of seeing one polished launch and never hearing about it again. Credit is shared, properly. Consent-based collaborators put every contributor's name on the work and surface it to their networks too. No more solo-founder theater. Discovery that rewards substance. The feed is engagement-weighted around real interest, and you can browse by category or build public collections, so good work keeps getting found long after it's posted. You own your identity and your data. Verified badges, private owner-only insights (not sold to advertisers), real privacy controls on collections, and safety tools that actually work. An aesthetic with taste. Risograph, manuscript-style cards, dark mode, and accents. It looks like something a designer would be proud to share, not a generic SaaS dashboard. Share what you build Projects. Post a project with a title, headline, description, category, and tags. You can edit the title, headline, repo, and live links after posting (the rest locks once it's published). Rich media. Add up to 6 photos and a video (100MB) per post. Multi-image posts get a swipeable carousel; videos autoplay muted with first-frame thumbnails, and you control autoplay and mute defaults in your settings. Bring your work in fast. Import a repo straight from GitHub instead of typing everything by hand, with search across your repos. Drafts and devlogs. Save drafts, then keep a running devlog so people can follow a project as it evolves. Updates that thread. Post an update to an existing project and it links back to the original, so the whole story stays connected. Get discovered A feed tuned to you. For You, Following, Latest, and Trending, with smooth infinite scroll. Shape what you see. "Not interested" quietly hides a post just for you; downvote sends a public signal. Mute keywords you never want to see. Browse and search. Explore trending work, browse by category, and search across titles and tags. Collections. Group posts into playlist-style collections. Make each one public or private. Connect with people Social, done right. Like, bookmark, repost, and leave threaded comments (you can like comments too). Repost something and the original author gets notified. Follow and endorse. Follow the people whose work you care about and endorse projects you back. Collaborators. Add up to 10 collaborators to a project (with their consent). Collaborated work shows up on their profile and reaches their followers too. Messages. Direct messages and group chats (up to 20 people), with live delivery, typing indicators, reactions, presence, unread badges, image and GIF attachments. Make it yours A profile that represents you. Tabs for Posts, Projects, Collections, Liked, and Saved, with sorting on each and the ability to pin a project to the top. Add a typographic cover and edit your name, bio, and links. Themes. Dark and Light mode, with accent colors (Indigo, Gold, Emerald, Rose, Grey, or any custom color you pick) plus full-UI themes like Terminal, Amber CRT, Dracula, Nord, Gruvbox, Solarized, Synthwave, and Paper. Verified identity. Verify your GitHub and earn a badge. Tune your notifications. Choose what you hear about (likes, comments, follows, messages) across in-app, email digests, catch-up emails, and push. Own your privacy Control who sees you. Go private so only approved followers see your work, decide who can message or follow you, and choose whether you're discoverable by email. Your account, your call. Deactivate temporarily, download a copy of your data, or permanently delete everything. No lock-in. Safety built in. Block, report, automated content moderation, and feedback that goes straight to us. Sign in your way. Email/password or GitHub and Google oauth, with email verification and password reset. --- The short version: kritive is where your work is the point. It's the modern, visual home for builders and creators, built for the people who just love making things. Ready to show what you're building? Create your first post or explore the feed.

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Knead
sana_designs
·5mo ago
Knead

I built a drag-and-drop editor for CSS easing curves

Sketch an easing curve by hand and Knead copies out the cubic-bezier or a spring config. It previews on a real button so you feel the motion instead of guessing at numbers.

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sana_designs
·5mo ago
Forge UI

I've been building an open-source component library with a brutalist bent

Forty plus accessible React components, zero runtime CSS, themeable with CSS variables. MIT licensed. I wanted something opinionated that did not look like every other component kit.

open-sourcefrontenddesign
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Palette
sana_designs
·5mo ago
Palette

I made a tool that builds an accessible color system from one brand color

Give it a single hex and Palette builds a full WCAG-AA scale with light and dark tokens, then exports to CSS variables, Tailwind config, or Figma. The contrast checker is the part I am proudest of.

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