I built LLM Quotes to collect and share funny/weird LLM outputs
I often get strange or funny outputs from LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.), and wanted a simple way to save and share them. So I built this small side project https://llmquotes.com. What it does: - Submit quotes (no login needed, optional Twitter handle) - Upvote and favorite - Spam is manually moderated (for now) - Best ones also get posted to https://x.com/LlmQuotes Backstory: This started because my friends and I kept screenshotting odd LLM replies and losing them in chats. I built a little place to collect them. Nothing fancy, just centralizing and sharing. Tech:…
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I often get strange or funny outputs from LLMs (ChatGPT, Claude, etc.), and wanted a simple way to save and share them. So I built this small side project https://llmquotes.com. What it does: - Submit quotes (no login needed, optional Twitter handle) - Upvote and favorite - Spam is manually moderated (for now) - Best ones also get posted to https://x.com/LlmQuotes Backstory: This started because my friends and I kept screenshotting odd LLM replies and losing them in chats. I built a little place to collect them. Nothing fancy, just centralizing and sharing. Tech: Small Next.js app with Postgres, running on Vercel. Open source. Curious if others also save weird LLM replies, or if I’m the only one doing this.
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