I created a reverse search engine to find the source of anime clips.
Hi, my name is Rayn. I am a solo independent entrepreneur. Initially, my only reason for learning was to make tons of money, but after completing the learning process, I was very confused about what my first project on the internet should be. I started browsing the internet for ideas but got bored and wasted time on social media. I noticed that in the comment sections of anime clips, many people were asking for the anime name and episode. That's when I thought, "Let's make an anime reverse search engine," and boom, Cleithral was born. Just upload a video, image, or gif, and it will give you…
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Cleithral is a reverse search engine that identifies anime titles and episode numbers from uploaded videos, images, or GIFs. Built by a solo developer to solve a common problem in anime community comment sections, the tool lets users quickly find the source of anime clips they encounter online. It accepts multiple media formats and returns specific anime information in seconds.
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Hi, my name is Rayn. I am a solo independent entrepreneur. Initially, my only reason for learning was to make tons of money, but after completing the learning process, I was very confused about what my first project on the internet should be. I started browsing the internet for ideas but got bored and wasted time on social media. I noticed that in the comment sections of anime clips, many people were asking for the anime name and episode. That's when I thought, "Let's make an anime reverse search engine," and boom, Cleithral was born. Just upload a video, image, or gif, and it will give you the anime name and episode number. To be honest, I chose the name Cleithral because I had a failed Shopify shop with that domain name, so I just reused it. That's the story behind my first project.
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