awesome idea.

It appears the template owner updated the pricing after we launched the page. I have now updated the pricing tag.Sorry for the confusion.

6 months ago, I tried to create tools like a UTM Generator and Gradient Generator using GPT-3 and GPT-4. The results were disappointing; the output was unreliable and functions didn't work properly.

I did not have a high hopes at first but after first try GPT 4o completely surprised me. As a non-technical maker it was super easy to write a prompt an the generated code started working just fine!

Here are some tools that I build with ChatGPT 4o:

Tailwind Font Size Converter Tailwind Shades Generator Gradient Color Generator Grid Generator

My prompt is actually super non technical; here is and example prompt:

I need you to built a micro tool and I should be able to embed this to HTML inline.

1 input fields:

- Ask for the hex color code

1 output: + display-render hex code in a card

I tried to explain what it does in the title, but I think it needs an update. Thanks for the feedback.

I'm not sure if it helps, but maybe include copies that say the goal of your app is to provide ideas for landing pages?

I agree with the parent comment, the impression I got from reading "Structure Generator" was that the app would generate landing pages too, but English is not my first language so it's hard to say if that's due to language barriers/misconceptions

Maybe something like "an App that gives you ideas for building your landing page" could clear the confusion, since "ideas" feel more abstract than "structure"

As a side note, this looks great! The responses are pretty fast!

Cluetrain Manifesto: Still relevant in today's web culture?

Yes!

nice project. it would be great to update currency

thanks! By "update currency" you mean being able to change the currency used in the app? Currently it is set automatically according to your browser's preferred languages. Example: English (United States) browser language displays values in US Dollars. English (India) uses Indian Rupees.

What happens in bilingual/trilingual countries where users never bothered to set the exactly right locale or may not even know it exists?

How about people who use the browser in english in principle?

Anecdote: I was once asked to translate a phone app into Chinese (i was just pasting strings from a real Chinese speaker) and the first request that came from the users was to add a language setting instead of just obeying the phone's locale.

thanks for sharing your opinion! It would be great if browsers allowed for more flexible locale settings (separate language and country/locale options) to accommodate these cases. I've created an issue (https://github.com/rare-magma/guitos/issues/39) to track this feature, if it gets some traction I'll consider implementing it.

It's not just browsers, mine was a native Android app. At least they allow changing the locale on app startup.

@nottorp I've added an option to override the currency on v0.9.0

I a PoeticMetric for a long time; besides privacy its very light-weight solution also.

bookmarked!

your shortcuts makes sense and I loved "dis" one, definitely going to use it :D

It's something that I've done in two hours, but you are definitely right. I could have done better.