Stelian

Just joined - been maintaining an online archive of LLM whitepapers published out of a giant Obsidian vault. 1400 papers or so, connected by LLM analysis of papers for similar research concepts and topics.

BobTheLinkBuilder.com puts your backlink building on autopilot. Bob uses AI to discover relevant backlink opportunities and helps to conduct outreach to earn you more visibility. I use it for all of the sites I develop as a personal tool and now it's available for others. Thanks for taking the time to check it out!

Dropping this here as an intro.

Got tired of having multiple windows open and multiple LLMs subtly agreeing with me so I built an idea validation tool that either stops me in my tracks or opens the path to a smarter idea to build.

It's free to get a tool and workflow stack. The in depth validation is $10, cheaper than the cost of a wrong idea 3 months down the line.

meattheslop.hilarymoyo.studio

First organic click from Google. Took 6 weeks but it happened.

Launched my web app about 6 weeks ago and have been doing SEO

work in the background the whole time. Today I got my first

genuine organic click from Google search. Not from a directory,

not from a backlink, from someone actually searching and finding

me.

Here is everything I did in roughly the order I did it:

Submitted the sitemap to Google Search Console and Bing

Webmaster Tools on day one. Also set up IndexNow so every new

page I publish gets pinged to search engines automatically.

Fixed the canonical tags. Every page was either missing a

canonical or pointing to the wrong URL. The homepage was

canonicalising to the locale-prefixed version instead of the

root domain. Fixed this so Google knows which version of each

page to index.

Split a 954 line landing page client component into server

components. The hero, FAQ, feature grid and prose sections are

now server rendered which means Google gets the full HTML

immediately without waiting for JavaScript.

Made the FAQ answers always visible in the HTML. They were

inside accordion components which meant crawlers could not read

them. Expanded them permanently and added FAQPage JSON-LD schema.

Added about 300 words of prose to the homepage explaining what

the product actually does. Thin content was a problem.

Wrote 35 blog articles targeting long tail keywords my domain

could actually compete for. Avoided the high competition terms

completely and went after things like "ABC model CBT app" and

"cognitive distortion tracker" where there was real search

volume but almost no dedicated content.

I am building Samwell, a tax organizer and optimizer for freelancers. Taxes are a given in any person's life, as much as eating food or drinking water. Although taxes are so inevitable in our lives, the majority of people are poorly versed in tax tracking/filing and end up leaving thousands on the table every year. I built Samwell to combat this issue.

Built with:

-Mileage tracking

-Personalized monthly checklists

-Receipt logging with an option to export all receipts into a doc

-Quick swipe survey to determine the user's unique needs

-Scraper that auto updates and sends notifications when a tax law affecting them is changed

-Tax laws cited and explained in plain english with 2-4 sentences

apps.apple.com/us/app/samwell/id6761632960

Please leave advice and feedback!!

Thank you!

Here's what I'm building:

It's called Vibe Arena. The idea came from one simple observation: everyone vibe-codes now but nobody's made it competitive yet.

For anyone who doesn't know, vibe-coding is when you build something entirely by just talking to an AI. You describe what you want, it writes the code, you refine it, improve it, keep going until it looks good. No actual coding involved. Just you and your prompts.

So here's how Vibe Arena works. Two players get matched up, both put in $12.50, each pick their AI model, Claude, GPT-4o, Gemini or Grok, and receive the exact same build prompt at the same time. You then have 15 minutes inside the platform to chat with your AI and build the best product you can. Timer hits zero, everything locks, and an AI judge scores both builds on design, code quality and how well it fulfilled the brief. Winner takes $20.

That's it. No coding knowledge needed. Your only skill is how well you can prompt.

Currently building the platform and integrating the models. Waitlist is open if anyone's interested, would genuinely love to know if this is something you'd play

vibe-arena-phi.vercel.app

I did several improvements on SEO from articles to files config. 4 days in and I can see some results. Nothing major but moving towards the right direction.

Tips (I am vibe-coding):

1. Tell your agent to compile an .md file with the end to end SEO config and everything that has to do with your app’s organic discovery

2. Take that .md file and upload it to Claude

@sebmatts When connecting the live key, I get this error. I followed the steps from the instructions dialogue, enabled all the reads you mentioned.
Did I miss anything?

I know I said I’ll come back tomorrow but can’t wait to share 🙂

At the moment I am working on several projects, 2 of them below (the rest are in early planning stages.

What about you?

BrainHey.com - an AI journaling app built on CBT techniques that helps people understand why they are anxious, not just how to calm down.

Quidso.com - Quidso is a private video feed for kids built entirely by the parent.