TextBases
Free browser tools for text and developer workflows
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TextBases is a growing collection of free browser-based tools for writers, students, content teams, and developers.
The platform includes word and character counters, text cleaning and conversion utilities, find-and-replace tools, duplicate removal, JSON, HTML, and XML formatters, encoding and decoding tools, hashing utilities, password and UUID generators, and other focused productivity tools.
Each tool has a dedicated page and works directly in a modern browser without account registration or software installation. TextBases is designed for quick everyday tasks with a clean interface that works across desktop and mobile devices.
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2722 dispatches from hundreds of founders, pulled from the week's best podcasts.
Different cities use different terminology — so for example in New York you've got the MTA subway, in Chicago you have the CTA L train. Once I started adding these kind of keywords I found that downloads increased substantially.
Use local insider vocabulary (MTA, CTA L-train) in per-city ASO
Generic terms like 'transit' lost to the way locals actually phrase it. Adding 'MTA', 'CTA L train', and local equivalents to title + subtitle + 100-char keyword field per locale drove the bulk of Mumigo's 5M downloads. Pair the keywords with per-city screenshots so each user sees their own network in the store listing.
I built and launched it 7 months ago. It's got over 1,000 users at the moment with over 350 paid users. I used Bolt and Cursor to make it and I use Framer for design. I did it all myself without needing a team, all in my daily commute.
Build a full SaaS on your morning commute using AI coding tools
Polus built Creator Hunter entirely during his morning commute using Bolt for the functional MVP, Cursor to make it production-ready, and Framer for design — no team, no office, no code written by hand. The insight is that a complete SaaS product — backend, auth, UI, payment — is now achievable by one person in stolen time. The constraint of a commute forced scope discipline that VC-backed teams often lack.
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