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This is great and NOT another pomodoro and I gladly paid £2 for this piece of software which I COULD throw at Fable and probably get something similar but honestly can't be arsed and just want the app.


That's the attitude. :-) Thank you!

Btw, good luck with Fable working with Watch Connectivity and AlarmKit. I mean, it does try hard. ;-)


All I saw was nipples


How do you handle refunds & chargebacks? And do you have a maximum amount that can be charged?

For context - I'm building a marketplace for artists and struggling to find a global payouts rail. The ones that exist have really high turnover requirements or reject new marketplaces that deal with higher value physical items due to chargeback risk.


Totally get this - one reason I built this was due to the risk of being shut down or rejected from a traditional payment platform. With this there's no risk of being rejected as 1) you can self-host it yourself, and 2) everything is self-custodial on the managed hosting version.

This is mainly for the payout side, but there is a working stablecoin checkout / payments /subscription system in the project - there's no limit on charges, and there are no chargebacks possible because it uses stablecoins.


Out of interest, how is it going with PromptBase? Love the idea, does it have legs -- ie are you making money?


Going good thanks - it was a tiny side project that span out into being my full time job for the past few years :) A lot of fun to run also.


Small point but most of the entries Ive seen has been logged on the 23rd of July 2026. Today is the 20th of July 2026.


Thank you, I needed to read this.


I clicked on that link, saw clashing colours and a general lack of UX design principles and immediately closed it.


This is very cool!! Have you considered making a WebGL game that uses eye tracking for things like aiming? Could be very cool and one of the very few accessible games


Thanks for your interest! An eye tracking game is an interesting concept. My concern is that there is already a lot of overhead used for eye tracking that an entire game on top of that would be too laggy to be playable. Also, the eye tracking software right now doesn't seem precise enough for things like aiming. I could totally see a pure standalone game that utilizes eye tracking.


Dude this is SICK! Well done, it must have taken a lot of determination to get here.


Haven't crawled through the repo (yet) but quick question - where does the data that is being searched over come from? Are you loading a library or searching some large library acquired from somewhere else?


The data comes from a database of fingerprints connected to the server. These fingerprints are created whenever songs are added.


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