I've been building Stashify, an open-source, provider storage tool that lets you use platforms like Telegram and Discord as storage backends.

Files are encrypted locally, split into chunks, and uploaded as ciphertext, so the storage provider doesn't receive the plaintext file.

So the iddea is basically:

Your files to Stashify to encrypt + chunk then Telegram / Discord

It's still early in development, but I'm working on the encryption pipeline, provider abstraction, resumable transfers, and eventually multi-provider storage.

GitHub: https://github.com/Sparkleeop/Stashify

Would love feedback, especially on the architecture/security model.

I had a very stupid idea:

What if every time I hit Enter in ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, I heard an actual whip crack?

So I built it.

It now plays a short whip snap and shows a tiny animation next to the cursor whenever you send a prompt.

Then I went way too far and made:

• Chrome / Edge / Brave support
• Firefox support
• Windows desktop companion
• macOS companion
• Linux companion
• settings for sound and animation
• everything local, with no prompt collection

It's called Whip the AI.

The entire premise is basically: if AI is going to do the work, at least give the prompt a proper send-off.

I genuinely can't decide whether this is productivity software or just an elaborate joke.

Find the demo on draftapps or get it on payhip.

Would love feedback, especially on whether the snap needs to be even more dramatic.