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Website proofreading and auditing tool:
https://www.triplechecker.comIdea born out of my own frustration at finding typos at my prior company. I wanted a tool to crawl my website daily and uncover new errors. That’s how TripleChecker was born.
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TripleChecker on Tuesday January 28, 2025 @11:08AM
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It looks like that's a PHP codebase. I'm curious why one should use this solution instead of more performant Go/Rust log backends?
Also, one of the login links takes you to a 404 page: https://triplechecker.com/s/jDTmQa/txtlog.net
One of my favorites is Sam Walton: Made In America
If nothing else, I'm genuinely curious which performs the best over the long-term.
Time to add some side wagers and bet on different models.
Looks cool! I was surprised to see it using Electron. Does it use the Canvas API or HTML/DOM for the UI elements?
There were also a few typos on the homepage and other pages that you might want to review: https://triplechecker.com/s/166843/kando.menu
Most websites will still be riddled with typos
Small typo on homepage/demo - ice 'probabilty'
It reminds me of vue templates. I’d love to see some benchmarks comparing it with react jsx and vue/nuxt, both for server-side and client-side. Thanks!
Caught 1 typo and 1 broken link on the site in case you'd like to fix: https://triplechecker.com/s/477573/mizu.sh
It's December, so I guess this isn't an April Fool's joke.
Looks cool! I’d love to see a simple embedding/sharing tool for an LLM playground to share with the non-tech team so they can try it. Is that something Langfuse could do?
Also, some typos you want to review on the site: https://triplechecker.com/s/655511/langfuse.com
I tend to agree. If you're dead set on locking behind a signup, at least the example queries shown (e.g. 'Summarize Apple's latest earnings' should be clickable so that users can see how it works.
It could be as simple as an auto email sent to both or through one of the social channels that they both use.
You can try to force initial communication, like randomly connect 2 users in close proximity to one another.
Great work on the product design. The website, while very pretty, can be a bit disorienting. I agree with some of the suggestions about pushing a video so that users can see it in action and finding more ways to get them to the shop page. There's only a single shop button at the top. What's missing is likely header navigation.
Also, a few typos you might want to fix asap:
https://triplechecker.com/s/306095/velofuso.com
It summarized my website pretty well :)
Delegation was one I struggled with a lot in the early days. Even as the CEO, I was reluctant to give up my customer service responsibilities of manning the inboxes. Eventually, I understand that even if someone handled it only 80-90% as well, that would be much better for the company than having me do it.
I like the re-design. Maybe including the actual date instead of 'Tuesday', 'Monday' in the header might be clearer. Just a thought.
Are you planning to release any 'end-user' features such as reports and dashboards? BI tools like Metabase already offer capabilities for SQL queries and database exploration, so I wonder what additional features or advantages your tool might provide to distinguish itself in the market.
Small typo in the footer - 'Compilance' (error report: https://triplechecker.com/s/345418/studio.outerbase.com)
That could work. Happy to help!
Neat idea! I might consider pushing a free trial more since this feels like the type of product someone could begin to rely on and then be more likely to upgrade. A few positive testimonials wouldn't hurt.
A couple minor link fixes on your homepage, see here: https://triplechecker.com/s/230357/ginkgonotes.com.
1) Blog on footer is broken link
2) Affiliates on footer doesn't take you anywhere
'Yes. BonBook is live in private beta and can do a whole lot more than just find flights. Click here to request access.' - why keep it a secret? What else can it do? :)