Editor for perfecting your YC App. Multiplayer w/ Durable Objects. OSS.
I originally built this because I wanted a way to practice answering questions I get often when talking to potential users. I got carried away and built a full multiplayer text editor with AI review... Here are all the features: - Use templates like the YC App questions. - Create pages for your pitch to investors, customers, or friends and family. - AI Review with customizable prompts - Practice mode (Mobile Friendly): answer questions verbally, get transcriptions, and self-rate your performance - Share pages for real-time multiplayer editing - Authentication & User Management via Every App…
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I originally built this because I wanted a way to practice answering questions I get often when talking to potential users. I got carried away and built a full multiplayer text editor with AI review... Here are all the features: - Use templates like the YC App questions. - Create pages for your pitch to investors, customers, or friends and family. - AI Review with customizable prompts - Practice mode (Mobile Friendly): answer questions verbally, get transcriptions, and self-rate your performance - Share pages for real-time multiplayer editing - Authentication & User Management via Every App / Better Auth This was a cool project for working with Cloudflare's Durable Objects which support serverless websockets & multi player. It was pretty hard to get this working well, I see why Tip Tap has a SaaS for that lol
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