That is a really good find. The way I built it is that you click on the space first, then click on the letter. I will update it so it goes both ways. Dragging should work fine though. Since it's a flutter app, it does feel a little laggy on mobile web browsers. Thank you so much for playing.
Most stuff people build disappears. You ship it, post one tweet or a Show HN that dies in an hour, and there's no running record of what you've actually made. And with AI tools, we can build so many projects and ship it instantly.
So I built Kritive. It's a profile where you post what you're building and keep updating it as you ship. A living record of your work that you can point people to. Drop a project, add devlogs as it grows, and the profile becomes the thing instead of a resume.
Yes, but not just for vibecoders. It's a platform for every builder, students, and researchers who want to showcase what they have built to the community that appreciates it and understands the craft. It's a social portfolio of your works and projects.
Most stuff people build disappears. You ship it, post one tweet or a Show HN that dies in an hour, and there's no running record of what you've actually made. And with AI tools, we can build so many projects and ship them instantly.
So I built Kritive. It's a profile where you post what you're building and keep updating it as you ship. A living record of your work that you can point people to. Drop a project, add devlogs as it grows, and the profile becomes the thing instead of a resume.
I'll be honest, it's not a place to find customers. It's a place to connect with other builders who love building for its own sake, see what they're buiding, and be part of a community that genuinely cares about the craft.
So if you're building something, I'd genuinely like you to try it and tell me if it's something you would invest in. You don't have to post the grandest of projects or anything. It can be a simple calculator app that you built in your first semester or a weekend hack you built with AI only to solve a simple problem of yours.