Hey everyone, I've been building GOAL API, a football (soccer) data API aimed at developers. I kept hitting APIs that made me choose between coverage, real-time data, and a usable free tier, so I tried to do all three.
For the past while I've been building SimplePixelArt (https://simplepixelart.com/), a free pixel art editor that works in the browser, with no install and no account needed to start drawing. A few things it does that I couldn't find together in other free tools:
Tileset editor with autotile (blob/Wang) preview
Frame animation, exported as sprite sheets for Godot, Unity and others
Thousands of palettes to pick from
Image to pixel art converter
I mostly use it to draw small game sprites (16x16 to 64x64) myself. What would make you actually switch from Aseprite or Piskel? I'm trying to figure out what to build next.
Diary of Strangers is a little corner of the internet where people can anonymously share their thoughts, secrets, memories, and everyday moments. Discover stories written by strangers, without accounts, identities, or judgement. Every story disappears after 24 hours, making every shared moment temporary but meaningful. Website: https://diary-of-strangers.verce... Pricing: Free Topics to select - Social
- Writing
- Community Please give it a try and open to constructive feedback .
I m building Moa, a macOS desktop file organizer. One design decision I d love to discuss is the starting folder structure.
Moa lets you combine category, year, and file type in your preferred order. Leading with a category or a year gives the same files a different home. You can preview destinations, adjust the plan, and choose moving or copying. Existing folders keep their internal structure.
Basic sorting runs locally. Optional AI review uses an installed Codex or Claude Code CLI and sends file and folder names you review first; document contents aren t sent.
It s for Mac computers only: no Windows, iOS, or Android support. There s no public download yet, but joining the early-access waitlist is free:
Building roastme.gg, pay to get roasted publicly by Claude and it gets posted to a public leaderboard. Since I'm hanging around the forums anyway: drop your site or X handle in the replies and I'll run it through and paste the roast back here, free, no card needed. Fair warning, the whole point of the tool is that it's not going to be nice.
Hi PH! I m Karthik (co-founder of TeamPlay). I m thrilled to launch TeamPlay today a platform that adds live games and icebreakers to your meetings, workshops, and offsites. Gone are the days of bored teams staring at slides. With one shared link, your team can play trivia, puzzles, and custom games in real time no downloads required.
We ve built several ready-to-play games (Two Truths & Lie, drawing games, team trivia, etc.) and even allow custom challenges. Whether on Zoom, Teams, or in person, TeamPlay makes it easy to break the ice and energize conversations. Right now we re in beta with a growing library of games.
Thank you to the PH community for having us! We welcome your feedback: what games or features would your team love next?
Hi, I'm Yash, the solo founder. I kept seeing great AI images online and wondering what words made them, and the prompt almost never got shared. So I built Promptclay. What it does: every prompt is free to copy, no account needed. Each prompt page shows which model it was written for (Gemini / Nano Banana, ChatGPT and others) and has a fix for the usual problem of your face changing. For launch day it's dressed up for Halloween, with 21 prompts: https://promptclay.com/halloween/ It's version one and rough in places. Promptclay doesn't generate images itself, you paste the prompt into the app you already use. What I'd like feedback on: is the "copy and go" flow clear in the first 10 seconds? What's missing?
