I searched for one and was shocked how expensive they were. I mean they are just using apis right. I didnt want to pay $50/month just to post on multiple accounts... Figured it couldnt be so hard and build one my self. I use a third party provider for posting but might switch to my own integration with the apis. Build with Next Js and Supabase.
I lately was really frustrated about all the ai content on reddit. I feel like every second post is just a bot trying to farm engagement. I dont want to invest my time "helping" or answering questions from a bot. Then came to my mind: "It would be so nice if there was something like sponsorblock that removes all the slop". I decided to play with chrome extensions and would like to share mine...
I kept running into a super annoying problem as an affiliate — social media apps open links in their own browsers, and that kills tracking, breaks deep links, and sometimes just eats commissions entirely. I couldn’t find a good fix, so I built one.It’s a little link converter that makes your affiliate links open in the user’s real browser instead of the in-app one. No magic, just a small trick...
I searched for something like this and couldn’t find it. I thought, this can’t be that hard, so I built it myself. What really messed me up was that social media apps open websites inside their in-app browsers…It costs nothing to run, so it’s free for everyone. You only need to sign up if you want to create your own link page. If you just want to convert your existing link into one that...