screenshot-to-code: An Open-Source v0 Alternative That Checks Its Own Screenshots
It turns a screenshot into working code, and it’s the only tool in this category I’ve found that actually looks at what it just built before handing it back.
It turns a screenshot into working code, and it’s the only tool in this category I’ve found that actually looks at what it just built before handing it back.
A pay-as-you-go SEO tool you host yourself and wire straight into Claude Code — and it ships a deliberately broken website just to keep itself honest.
Ice’s last stable release is from October 2024. I switched to its fork, read the architecture docs, and found the automation model more interesting than the fork story.
A free config patch turns GIMP into something a Photoshop refugee can use without relearning every shortcut, though the manual install method quietly breaks on the GIMP version most people are already running.
A free, local macOS dictation app that runs a second model over your transcript before inserting it — which is both why it works and why it sometimes rewrites what you meant.
The repo went read-only in June with nearly 40k stars. The continuation has shipped nine stable releases since, and almost nobody has followed it across.