u/Fuzzietomato

I've been having a lot of fun working on this chao inspired side project in Godot recently and wanted to share.

I spent a decent amount of time getting the creatures (to be named) to look cute enough and to give them some basic AI to wander around the topical heavenly island.

Still very barebones, want to eventually have a decently polished vertical slice to build on top of.

I've been having a lot of fun working on this chao inspired side project in Godot recently and wanted to share.

I spent a decent amount of time getting the creatures (to be named) to look cute enough and to give them some basic AI to wander around the tropical heavenly island.

Adding random tripping has been my favorite feature so far lol

Still very barebones, want to eventually have a decently polished vertical slice to build on top of.

Here is a video demo of my app! https://imgur.com/a/ya6xNS9

During my daily life, I save a lot of content across many different apps to view later, whether that be workout form tips, recipe's to try later, tutorials, investing tips, styling tips etc.

Instead of franticly searching through multiple different apps saved collections, bookmarks and random notes the moment I actually need something to find what i'm looking for. I built ClipRack to make finding things much easier.

One of the original reason for the app's creation was a situation I would run into frequently, being in a grocery store trying to get the ingredients for a recipe I saved and looking though YouTube, instagram and TikTok to find where I saved it. So ClipRack basically makes it easy to find.

ClipRack is my app that lets you save content from any website or app that works with web links (i.e. youtube, instagram, tiktok, reddit, pinterest etc.)

The main idea is “I know I saved this somewhere, but I can’t remember where” with ClipRack you can save everything to one single app. It also has a powerful search feature so you can search a keyword and it will pull up your saves based on titles, descriptions or personal notes that match that keyword.

When you save something to ClipRack, it will automatically save any title and descriptions it finds, which users are able to search keywords from (along with personal notes) to help find any content they are looking for in seconds without having to scour your saved folders from multiple sites to find what you are looking for again.

Im pretty proud of what I created and that ClipRack is actually a real app in the app store. I can proudly say I actually use it myself fairly often in daily life and prefer it saving things to individual website folders now. Having everything in one place is super convenient and the search function is my favorite/most useful part IMO.

Saves so much time when i'm trying to find the grocery list for a recipe or show my friend something I saved to show them later.

Would you use something like this? If not, what do you think would make it better? Looking for feedback.

Here is a link to it on the app store if you are interested in trying it out :) https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/cliprack/id6753157631

During my daily life, I save a lot of content across many different apps to view later, whether that be workout form tips, recipe's to try later, tutorials, investing tips, styling tips etc.

Instead of franticly searching through multiple different apps saved collections, bookmarks and random notes the moment I actually need something to find what i'm looking for. I built ClipRack to make finding things much easier.

One of the original reason for the app's creation was a situation I would run into frequently, being in a grocery store trying to get the ingredients for a recipe I saved and looking though YouTube, instagram and TikTok to find where I saved it. So ClipRack basically makes it easy to find.

ClipRack is my app that lets you save content from any website or app that works with web links (i.e. youtube, instagram, tiktok, reddit, pinterest etc.)

The main idea is “I know I saved this somewhere, but I can’t remember where” with ClipRack you can save everything to one single app. It also has a powerful search feature so you can search a keyword and it will pull up your saves based on titles, descriptions or personal notes that match that keyword.

When you save something to ClipRack, it will automatically save any title and descriptions it finds, which users are able to search keywords from (along with personal notes) to help find any content they are looking for in seconds without having to scour your saved folders from multiple sites to find what you are looking for again.

Im pretty proud of what I created and that ClipRack is actually a real app in the app store. I can proudly say I actually use it myself fairly often in daily life and prefer it saving things to individual website folders now. Having everything in one place is super convenient and the search function is my favorite/most useful part IMO.

Saves so much time when i'm trying to find the grocery list for a recipe or show my friend something I saved to show them later.

Would you use something like this? If not, what do you think would make it better? Looking for feedback.

Here is a link to it on the app store if you are interested in trying it out :) https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/cliprack/id6753157631

I kept losing content I saved for later from many different sites, so I built ClipRack to make finding things much easier.

ClipRack is my app that lets you save content from any website or app that works with web links (i.e. youtube, instagram, tiktok, reddit, pinterest etc.)

When you save something to ClipRack, it will automatically save any title and descriptions it finds, which users are able to search keywords from (along with personal notes) to help find any content they are looking for in seconds without having to scour your saved folders from multiple sites to find what you are looking for again.

Im pretty proud of what I created and that ClipRack is actually a real app in the app store. I can proudly say I actually use it myself fairly often in daily life and prefer it saving things to individual website folders now. Having everything in one place is super convenient and the search function is my favorite/most useful part IMO.

Saves so much time when i'm trying to find the grocery list for a recipe or show my friend something I saved to show them later.

Would you use something like this? If not, what do you think would make it better? Looking for feedback.

Here is a link to it on the app store if you are interested in trying it out :) https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/cliprack/id6753157631

Was looking for a AWD SUV for Canada and found this for what I think was a pretty good deal.

2021 CX-5 Signature, 41,000 km, clean Carfax, no accidents, and a solid maintenance history. Paid $30,000 CAD + tax.

First car purchase, so I’m pretty excited. Hoping it’ll last me a long time.