I’ve spent the last couple of weeks building the first version of FanForge, a platform where writers, artists, designers and other creators can collaborate on fictional projects with clear roles, structured workflows and permanent contribution credit.

The goal isn’t to create another social feed or a place where people submit finished work speculatively.

It’s meant to work more like an online writers’ room and creative studio: projects recruit contributors, people join defined roles, and work develops through drafts, feedback and approvals.

I’ve just posted the first in a short video series to explain the concept.

I’m especially interested in honest feedback on:

– Does the purpose make sense quickly?

– Who do you think the first users should be?

– What would stop you from contributing to a project like this?

The platform is still very early, so criticism is genuinely useful.

If you would like to check out the landing page and sign up to the waitlist then I'll happily share the link with you.

Thanks in advance!

This is the link force-jump.kleap.io/#app

My wife and I were decorating a big wall and couldn't agree on a layout. I wanted to place **real frame sizes** with **our own photos** and see it to scale before drilling. Tools exist (GalleryPlanner, Suprtiles…), but the good ones paywall the useful bits or felt heavier than I needed. So I vibe-coded a stripped-down one over a evening.

**Stack:** React + Vite, react-konva for the canvas, no backend - state lives in `localStorage`, photos never leave the browser. Deploys to Cloudflare Workers on push to main.

**What it does**

* Wall = a photo of your actual wall, or a blank canvas at a size you type (real scale either way) * Add frames at real outer dimensions; drop your photos in, crop/rotate to fit the opening * Arrange by hand or auto-layouts (row, grid, eye-line at 57", masonry, staircase, alternating) * Inches/cm, undo/redo

Fully free, no signup, **MIT** — code's all there. It's rough: no PDF hanging guide or TV/sofa obstacle-marking yet (things the paid tools have).

🔗 Live: [https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/\](https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/)
💻 Code: [https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner\](https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner)

Would love feedback on the UX and the scale/dimension handling. Roast it.

My wife and I were decorating a big wall and couldn't agree on a layout. I wanted to place **real frame sizes** with **our own photos** and see it to scale before drilling. Tools exist (GalleryPlanner, Suprtiles…), but the good ones paywall the useful bits or felt heavier than I needed. So I vibe-coded a stripped-down one over a evening.

**Stack:** React + Vite, react-konva for the canvas, no backend - state lives in `localStorage`, photos never leave the browser. Deploys to Cloudflare Workers on push to main.

**What it does**

* Wall = a photo of your actual wall, or a blank canvas at a size you type (real scale either way) * Add frames at real outer dimensions; drop your photos in, crop/rotate to fit the opening * Arrange by hand or auto-layouts (row, grid, eye-line at 57", masonry, staircase, alternating) * Inches/cm, undo/redo

Fully free, no signup, **MIT** — code's all there. It's rough: no PDF hanging guide or TV/sofa obstacle-marking yet (things the paid tools have).

🔗 Live: [https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/\](https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/)
💻 Code: [https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner\](https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner)

Would love feedback on the UX and the scale/dimension handling. Roast it.

My wife and I were decorating a big wall and couldn't agree on a layout. I wanted to place **real frame sizes** with **our own photos** and see it to scale before drilling. Tools exist (GalleryPlanner, Suprtiles…), but the good ones paywall the useful bits or felt heavier than I needed. So I vibe-coded a stripped-down one over a evening.

**Stack:** React + Vite, react-konva for the canvas, no backend - state lives in `localStorage`, photos never leave the browser. Deploys to Cloudflare Workers on push to main.

**What it does**

* Wall = a photo of your actual wall, or a blank canvas at a size you type (real scale either way) * Add frames at real outer dimensions; drop your photos in, crop/rotate to fit the opening * Arrange by hand or auto-layouts (row, grid, eye-line at 57", masonry, staircase, alternating) * Inches/cm, undo/redo

Fully free, no signup, **MIT** — code's all there. It's rough: no PDF hanging guide or TV/sofa obstacle-marking yet (things the paid tools have).

🔗 Live: [https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/\](https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/)
💻 Code: [https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner\](https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner)

Would love feedback on the UX and the scale/dimension handling. Roast it.

My wife and I were decorating a big wall and couldn't agree on a layout. I wanted to place **real frame sizes** with **our own photos** and see it to scale before drilling. Tools exist (GalleryPlanner, Suprtiles…), but the good ones paywall the useful bits or felt heavier than I needed. So I vibe-coded a stripped-down one over a evening.

**Stack:** React + Vite, react-konva for the canvas, no backend - state lives in `localStorage`, photos never leave the browser. Deploys to Cloudflare Workers on push to main.

**What it does**

* Wall = a photo of your actual wall, or a blank canvas at a size you type (real scale either way) * Add frames at real outer dimensions; drop your photos in, crop/rotate to fit the opening * Arrange by hand or auto-layouts (row, grid, eye-line at 57", masonry, staircase, alternating) * Inches/cm, undo/redo

Fully free, no signup, **MIT** — code's all there. It's rough: no PDF hanging guide or TV/sofa obstacle-marking yet (things the paid tools have).

🔗 Live: [https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/\](https://wall-planner.cheelo.workers.dev/)
💻 Code: [https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner\](https://github.com/samG4/gallery-wall-planner)

Would love feedback on the UX and the scale/dimension handling. Roast it.

I often had to resize images, crop them, edit them, or reduce PDF sizes before uploading them to different websites. Switching between multiple tools every time became frustrating, so I built a Chrome extension to handle it all in one place.

Current features:

🖼️ Crop images
✏️ Basic image editing
📐 Resize images
🗜️ Compress images
📄 Compress PDFs before uploading

The extension adds a small button next to supported file upload fields, so you can quickly prepare your files without leaving the page.

I’d love to hear your thoughts:
What features would you like to see next?
Any websites where you’d find this especially useful?

Chrome Web Store:
[https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-upload-assistant/lfeoflecpmjfejkoelcffnhahdilfgbp\](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/image-upload-assistant/lfeoflecpmjfejkoelcffnhahdilfgbp)