MakerBadge
One badge that links every app you've shipped
What it does
MakerBadge is one line of JS you paste in the footer of each app you ship. It renders a small "Made by @you" badge. Tapping it opens a panel with your other apps and your socials, so a visitor who found one of your products discovers all of them. You edit the list in one place and every badge you have already placed updates within a minute, which means shipping app #4 turns apps #1-3 into doorways to it. 10KB gzipped, no build step, no cookies. Free forever; one-time $19 removes the limits.
Paste one line on each app you ship. Every visitor is now one tap from everything else you've built — and you update the list in one place. Free forever.
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