If your vibecode project starts becoming successful, do you register the name of it at your local Patent and Trademark Office? I would like to hear examples of vibecoders with succesful products and if whether they have copyrighted the name of their creations. Have you had any troubles or challenges at that stage?
Para más detalles, estoy en la zona de Avenida Barcelona y Menéndez Pelayo. Hice una búsqueda en Google Maps por la zona pero todas las peluquerías/barberías tienen solamente fotos de corte rebajado con máquina genérico. Alguien conoce alguna peluquería de caballeros por la zona donde sepan cortar el pelo a tijera? Si tienen algún dato, más que agradecido!
I´m sick of getting rejection mails without any information as to the reason of the rejection. My website ( www.borderchecklist.com ) is a webtool that directs travelers and migrants to the exact legal paperwork they need to fill out in order to travel or move to another country, given their exact situation. Its free and it does not collect data of any kind. It has tons of articles and content as well. Either Adsense approval policy seems directed at approving 2005´s era blogs and that is just not the reality anymore.
Are there any good alternatives to Adsense, that provide a similar service?
I built a website that helps travelers and migrants find the exact, official, paper route they need to fill out in order to travel or move to another country. The site has a lot of content, real resources, is free, it doesn't collect personal data, it has all the relevant pages that is supposed to have, it appears organically in Google searches, and it seems to be just fine. But, for some reason, I keep getting rejection mails from Adsense that only say "Just a few more fixes and you´re done" type of message. The ads.txt file is exactly where it´s supposed to be but Adsense keeps listing it as not found.
Is there an "Adsense AI agent" of sorts that can help me get my site finally approved? Or, if there isn´t, is there some resource that could help me? Thanks in advance!
Basically, what the tittle says. I thought about using this approach after listening to the Pieter Levels -Lex Friedmnan podast (I mean it, in the micro-scale that someone like me can mimic the approach of someone who has a million Tw followers) I have a modest 10K Twitter account with non-specialized followers, that I will try to use, somehow.
Has anyone attempted this approach with any success? I´ve tried looking for use examples but most of the builders that "Build in Public" just post a few stats every day and not much more.
I built www.borderchecklist.com as a website tool to help travelers and migrants who need to find the exact travel documents they need to fill out when traveling/moving to another country. I made sure to add as much useful content, articles, and required bits (about, contact, legal, FAQ, etc). The site is free, it does not collect any personal information, works for several countries and supports a handful of different languages. Its been running for a couple of months now, it has traffic (not a lot, but it ranks decently in Google searches, and in Google Console). And yet, Adsense keeps rejecting me, without any real feedback as to what is the actual problem.
If anybody could take the time to check out my site and tell me what could be the problem, I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
Sorry, X, not Twitter. I ask because that is the only social media platform I have that it has a somewhat decent amount of followers (10K). But these followers are not the target audience for my product (a web app that directs travelers and migrants to the exact paperwork they need to fill out in order to travel to or reside in a particular country). I have tried to search for trending topics, hashtags or relevant twits about the subject at hand, but I haven't found anything relevant.
So, my question is, how do you use X to promote your work?
I built a web app ( www.borderchecklist.com ) that guides travelers and migrants to the exact paperwork they need to travel or live legally in any country. Its free, it doesn't collect any personal data, it works for many countries, supports a few languages, and doesn't require any kind of subscription or anything like that. My only revenue source is Adsense.
What I need is people using it, checking it out. Lots of people. I first tried posting about it in subreddits for migrants and travelers, but, as you have already guessed, my posts were taken down by mods in just seconds. I talk about it replying comments in other people's threads, but this feels like too small and not really scalable, since I have to do it manually.
What would you do in my place?
I moved to Spain a few months ago and, while I had everything in order, I found the whole process of becoming a legal resident quite frustrating and complicated as many different possible routes seemed like the right one for my situation but, of course, only one was the right one and that key information was only made clear when I arrived at the migrations office.
So, I vibecoded a website that guides you, following a simple decision-tree logic: each step has one question with two possible answers. As you answer those questions (Do you have a passport, are you staying more or less than 90 days, etc) it builds your particular profile and with the gathered information, it directs you to the exact link where you need to complete the required paperwork and travel formalities. It works for many countries and it supports multiple languages. Its completely free and it does not ask for personal information nor collect it in any way. The website is www.borderchecklist.com
If you want to check it out, I would be more than grateful. Thanks for reading!
I moved to Spain last year and, while all my papers were in order, finding the exact legal papers that I needed to stay here wasn't all that simple. While only ONE route was the exact one I needed, several routes seemed right for my situation, all of which was only cleared out when I arrived to the migration office.
So, I created a website that works as a decision tree, asking you basic questions, step by step, in order to narrow down your profile and arrive at the exact formality required in each case, with official links included. It works for most countries, and in several languages.
It's free, and it does not collect personal data (the questions do not ask for personal data).
For safety reasons, I avoid clicking on URLs here on Reddit, so to make it safer for you, just google BorderChecklist and its probably the very first link (yes, the name of the site is Border Checklist).
Anyway, I hope this helps. Any suggestions are more than welcome!
Hace un año me mudé a España y, a pesar de tener todos los papeles en regla, encontrar el tramite exacto que me correspondía para residir y trabajar legalmente, no fué tan sencillo. Las páginas de tramites locales no son tan claras, muchas veces tienen información inconclusiva y, como me pasó, varias de las opciones que presentan podrían aplicarse a mi situación (aunque una sola es la correcta, y eso solo se descubre al llegar a la oficina de migraciones).
Por lo tanto, frustrado por la experiencia, decidí crear un sitio web que funciona como un arbol de decisiones en las cuales cada usuario va respondiendo preguntas simples (sin ningun dato personal) que van construyendo su perfil y lo dirigen al link del trámite exacto que necesita. El sitio funciona para muchos países, y en varios idiomas. Es gratis y no recolecta información de ningún tipo.
Si les interesa/sirve, googleen BorderChecklist y seguramente es el primer link que aparece (prefiero no pegar links, por seguridad).
Desde ya, gracias por leer y visitarlo y, obviamente, cualquier sugerencia es más que bienvenida. Gracias!!
I recently moved to Spain for a year and grew very frustrated with the immigration process and the legal papers required to make everything legit. Even having a EU passport, and meeting every requirement, things weren't easy. The frustrating aspect was the fact that several options seemed like the right one for me, even though only one was the right one. Therefore, I vibecoded a website with OpenAi that works as a decision tree, presenting one question and two possible options at each step. As you answer these questions, the website gathers your info (no personal data, just the choices you input) and directs you to the exact documentation you need to present, with the official links from each country. The website works for about 30+ countries and is in the most used languages.
The url is www.borderchecklist.com
If anyone could take a minute to advise as to what I should improve/change, the input would be very much appreciated!