Shiva @BinaryScriptar

I made a 4K film of the James Webb launch and unfolding. No frame of it came from an AI video or image model. Every frame is computed by code running in a browser. Built with Claude Opus 5.5. Sound on 🔊 How it works The film is a website that plays itself. Each chapter is a React component, a function of time. Remotion opens it in headless Chrome, steps through one frame at a time, and encodes all 2,700 frames at 3840×2160 to MP4. 3D three.js/WebGL: PBR materials, shadows, bloom, depth of field. The telescope is NASA's own JWST model. Opus rigged every mechanism (pallets, tower, mid-booms, 5 sunshield layers, the secondary mirror tripod, both mirror wings) to go from folded to deployed. Effects Liftoff smoke is thousands of lit, depth-sorted particles whose positions are computed from time, so every render is identical. Earth is a custom shader with 8K day, night and cloud maps and an atmosphere that thins with altitude. The HUD and titles are plain HTML, CSS and SVG. Music Also code. An organ, a ticking clock, launch rumble and latch hits, synthesised sample by sample in about 200 lines of JavaScript and mastered with ffmpeg. Original, so no copyright strikes. Real mission data Liftoff 12:20:07 UTC → fairing jettison at 110 km → separation at L+27:07, ~1,400 km over Africa → solar array 69 seconds later → every deployment in the real order, with dates. Opus researched and cited it all before writing a line of code. ~2,800 lines of TypeScript. A 1080p preview renders in ~3 min on a MacBook; the 4K master in ~15. The best part: it's a source file, not a black box. Every camera move, date and color is editable. AI didn't generate the video. It wrote the program that renders it.

Andras Bacsai @heyandras

2 days ago

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@yatishgoeldev yes, Agents don't need monthly subscription for few minutes of tunnels and webhooks. Otterkit has pay as you go with per hour billing and credits never expire.

We launched OtterKit a while back as "tunnels and webhooks." That undersold it. Here's what it actually is: the inbound layer for AI agents. otterkit.com Your agent can call any API. But nothing can call it back. It has no URL, no inbox, and no way to wait for a Stripe event while your laptop lid is closed. OtterKit gives it an address the world can reach: → Webhooks that are always answered A permanent URL that replies to every sender, checks Stripe/GitHub/Shopify/Slack signatures (+12 more) on arrival, stores every request, and forwards what matters. It keeps working when every machine you own is off. → Localhost on a public HTTPS link One command, any port. Same subdomain every time, optional password, auto-stop timer, capture and replay. → An email inbox per endpoint [email protected]. Sign-in codes and magic links land as events your agent can wait on. → Scheduled pulses Cron from the cloud, or a dead-man switch that emails you when a job goes quiet. The part I care most about: your agent sets all of this up itself. "Wait for the Stripe test payment, then check the order is marked paid." "Sign up on staging and finish the email verification yourself." "Give the designer a password-protected link to my dev server for today." One line and Claude Code (or Cursor, or any MCP client) has the tools: claude mcp add otterkit -- npx otterkit mcp Under the hood, it's all Cloudflare: No servers of mine to keep up. All powered by @Cloudflare @CloudflareDev Your endpoint lives on the edge, close to whoever is calling it. What's new since launch: • A rebuilt site that says what it is in one line • OtterKit for Mac, redesigned: every tunnel and webhook live in one window, labelled with whether your agent, a terminal or the app started it. Plus ⌘K for everything. • The CLI now tracks where each session came from Pricing is 1¢ per connected hour, capped at $3 per endpoint per month. New accounts get free credits.

This entire video was made by Claude Opus 5.5. Script, storyboard, every animation (coded in Remotion), sound design, audio mix. I just said "make it studio level." Voice by ElevenLabs. Everything else: Opus. It's so fucking good. #ClaudeCode #Claude #AI #Remotion #ElevenLabs #buildinpublic

Traks 0.1.42 is out, the biggest dashboard update so far. 🔗 Public dashboards Share your site's analytics with a single link. No sign-in needed to view it. Traffic is always included, and you choose whether goals, funnels and custom events are visible too. Visitors can switch periods and filter, but can't change anything. Turn it off any time. 🎯 A new UI for goals Every goal is now a scorecard: its conversion rate up front, a bar filled to that rate, and uniques and totals underneath. Edit, duplicate or delete a goal right from its card. 📉 A new UI for funnels Funnels now show one column per step, with the visitors lost since the previous step highlighted, so you can see exactly where people drop off. Building a funnel is one row per step, and steps reorder by drag or the arrow keys. 🔑 API tokens tab Tokens for Claude Code, other agents and scripts now live in their own tab: create one, copy it once, see when it was last used, revoke it in a click. ⚙️ Cleaner Settings One card per setting, a plain statement of whether you're an owner or a member, and every site's timezone shown next to the current time in that zone. Traks is open source and runs entirely in your own Cloudflare account. Free forever, and your data never leaves your account. Existing installs get the update banner in the dashboard. Full changelog: traks.dev/changelog

Shiva @BinaryScriptar

3 weeks ago

Traks is open source. For the past few months I've been building a web analytics platform that runs entirely inside your own Cloudflare account. Today the whole thing is public on GitHub under MIT. Website: traks.dev Code: github.com/shivamanupadi/… What it is

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@theozero Getting little traction. Overall i would say more than 50 installations happened during last week after the announcement. i removed code to track the instances, so now i have no idea of how many installations are happening.

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Shiva @BinaryScriptar

a month ago

@kingdrale Honestly, mostly Claude Code. It grabbed screenshots of the real dashboard, built an HTML scene player, generated the voiceover with ElevenLabs and rendered every frame with Playwright so the narration lines up exactly. Then ffmpeg to stitch it. No video editor involved.

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Traks is open source. For the past few months I've been building a web analytics platform that runs entirely inside your own Cloudflare account. Today the whole thing is public on GitHub under MIT. Website: traks.dev Code: github.com/shivamanupadi/… What it is Self-hosted, cookie-free analytics. You paste one script tag, and every event flows through a Worker in your account into a per-site Durable Object for realtime and into Apache Iceberg on R2 for history. No servers to manage. No third-party service ever touches your traffic data. Not even traks.dev, which only runs the install wizard and forgets you afterwards. Privacy by construction Visitors are counted with a daily-rotating hash, the same approach Plausible uses. Raw IP addresses are never written anywhere. No cookies, no consent banner, no cross-day identifiers. The dashboard never calls out to a third party: auth runs on D1, the world map is self-hosted, the tracker is served inline from the edge. Realtime without a queue Today and live views come straight from a SQLite Durable Object with zero ingest delay. A WebSocket pushes live visitors, pages, referrers, and city-level map dots to the dashboard as they happen. Anything older is answered from Iceberg via R2 SQL, edge-cached and scan-minimized. Built for agents, not just dashboards This is the part I'm most excited about. Your analytics are exposed to AI agents over MCP. Point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client at your instance and ask "what changed in traffic this week" or "which referrer drove signups yesterday." Bot and agent traffic is classified and reported alongside human traffic, so you can see how much of your audience is now machines. What it costs Nothing, ever, from me. You pay only your own Cloudflare usage, which stays inside the free tier for most sites. A side project runs for about $5/month. 5M pageviews a month is about $7. Past that, roughly $4.60 per additional million events. The full cost model is in the README. Getting started Install in about two minutes at traks.dev. Read the code, file issues, send PRs at github.com/shivamanupadi/… If you've wanted analytics you actually own, without running a database or trusting a vendor with your visitors, this is for you. Stars and feedback both very welcome.

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Shiva @BinaryScriptar

3 weeks ago

Traks is open source. For the past few months I've been building a web analytics platform that runs entirely inside your own Cloudflare account. Today the whole thing is public on GitHub under MIT. Website: traks.dev Code: github.com/shivamanupadi/… What it is

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Introducing Sketchy, a coloring-page app for kids on iPhone and iPad. papermint.studio/sketchy Your kid describes anything, and Sketchy draws it as a coloring page in seconds. Bold lines, big shapes, crisp outlines, made for small hands. Two quality levels: Standard for rich pages fast, Premium for the frame-worthy ones. Out of ideas? Tap Surprise me. Or start from a photo and turn the family dog into a page to color. Not every day needs a new idea. Explore has hundreds of ready-made pages, plus storybook coloring books that tell a tale from first page to last. New books arrive on their own. Color it right in the app. Tap a crayon, tap a spot, it fills in. Switch to Draw for freehand. When it's done: confetti, and a replay of the whole masterpiece painting itself that you can share as a little movie. Or print it for real crayons. Every page lands in My Pages and syncs across your devices through iCloud. Free to download. Credit packs from $1.99, never expire, and come straight back if a page fails to draw. No subscription. No account, no ads, no tracking.

Hey @levelsio Analytics is the one that fits your keep list instead of your replace list. Traks is open source (MIT) web analytics that runs entirely on the Cloudflare account you're already keeping: Workers for ingest, Durable Objects for realtime, R2 + Iceberg for history. No VPS, no Postgres, no cron, nothing to babysit. Cookie-free, daily-rotating visitor hash, no IPs stored. ~$5/mo at side-project scale, all of it on your Cloudflare bill. Stats are exposed over MCP too, so the same LLM doing your moderation can answer "why did traffic drop Tuesday" against your own data. traks.dev

@levelsio @levelsio

3 weeks ago

✨ I replaced all these SaaS with my own vibe coded now, so about $25,000/mo savings: - Weather API -> My own vibe coded weather service using Norway's meteorology API - Image resizing API -> My own vibe coded image resizing API with NodeJS's Sharp + Redis (saves ~$1,500/mo) -

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@truehannan Glad you liked it.

This is how Live View looks like. <3

Shiva @BinaryScriptar

3 weeks ago

Traks is open source. For the past few months I've been building a web analytics platform that runs entirely inside your own Cloudflare account. Today the whole thing is public on GitHub under MIT. Website: traks.dev Code: github.com/shivamanupadi/… What it is

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Introducing Whittle, voice notes that write while you talk. For iPhone and iPad. papermint.studio/whittle Say what's on your mind. The words appear on the page while you're still speaking, straight from Apple's on-device speech engine. When you stop, Whittle whittles: Apple Intelligence writes a title, a short summary on longer notes, and a filler-free rewrite of what you said, in your own voice. The exact transcript stays underneath, tied to the audio, so you can tap any sentence and hear it. Record in any language Apple transcribes natively, in its own script, with the pack downloaded ahead of time so it works with no signal. Translate any note on request, on-device, kept beside the original. Start recording from a Home Screen widget, Control Center, the Lock Screen, the Action button, or Siri. Pause and stop from the Dynamic Island. Sort notes into notebooks, search by the words you used, and bring back anything you deleted within 30 days. Nothing leaves your phone. No account, no servers, no tracking. Your notes sync through your own iCloud. The first 25 notes are free, forever. Then Whittle Pro is $9.99 once. Nothing renews.

t's the included allowances running out rather than a price step. Each event costs ~4 SQLite row writes in the per-site Durable Object (insert + 2 indexes, then the prune delete). Cloudflare includes 50M row writes/month: 10M events = 40M rows = $0, 20M events = 80M rows = 30M over at $1/M = $30. Worker requests cross their 10M included line at the same point. Past that it's linear, ~$4.60 per extra 1M events. Breakdown is in the calculator's "where it goes" list.

Each event is dual-written at ingest: to Pipelines → Iceberg for history, and to a per-site SQLite Durable Object holding a rolling ~48h window. The dashboard opens one WebSocket to that DO (Hibernation API). The DO pushes a fresh frame whenever a pageview changes the picture, coalesced to at most one query every 2s, plus a 30s alarm tick so counts decay as people leave. No polling, no third service.

@BinaryScriptar - finally setting p traks for plasticfree.guide and howtostore.food First impression is it seems slick and onboarding was painless. 2 things: - is it not open source?! I figured it would be since its free and im self hosting it - can I use a worker on my site to serve/redirect to the tracker code? This would avoid loading from a different domain and potentially get blocked less. This is what I usually do with posthog