jackking1

I’m the developer of WizardFlow. I built this because I noticed users on r/PhotoshopRequest were wasting minutes manually watermarking images in Photoshop and copy-pasting reply templates just to follow subreddit rules.

The Problem: The workflow was fragmented (Edit -> Save -> Watermark -> Upload -> Copy Text -> Reply). The Solution: A Chrome Extension that handles watermarking and templating directly in the browser.

Technical Details:

Privacy First: It uses HTML5 Canvas (OffscreenCanvas) to generate tiled watermarks locally. No images are uploaded to my servers.

Efficiency: It interacts with the Clipboard API to allow a "One-Click Copy" workflow for both the image (Blob) and the markdown text.

Stack: Plain JavaScript (Vanilla), Manifest V3.

It’s currently free. I'd love to hear your feedback on the implementation or features I should add next!

I'm the maker of GetGeoVideo.

While helping a friend with their shop's Google Maps profile, I realized a weird technical issue: most modern video editors (Premiere, Resolve, Canva) strip out GPS metadata (Exif/XMP) upon export to protect privacy.

However, for Local SEO, this location data is actually a valid signal.

I built this simple tool to "hard-code" the Latitude/Longitude back into the video file headers. It's built with Next.js. It's currently an MVP. I'd love to hear your thoughts on the implementation or if you've encountered issues with video metadata retention before.