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Silent Failure Scorecard is a free 17-check audit for AI automations that I built with Lovable. You answer yes/no questions in 5 groups about an n8n, Zapier, Make or custom agent workflow. It scores how likely the workflow is to fail quietly, shows which group is weakest, and lists what to fix first. No account, and nothing is stored. Try it: https://quiet-fail-guard.lovable.app
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🎧 FERMATA — new over-ear headphones, coming soon.
A — Swiss poster: red, light blue, white and black. Clean grid, one grotesk typeface, product as a stipple 3D model.
B — Night edition: black, yellow and orange. Heavy condensed type, motion-blurred city photography, sticker details.
Both will have a scroll-driven 3D headphone (particles) as the hero.
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The Red Color Scheme looks nice
VENDE FÁCIL — Everything in your town, in one cart.
I built Vende Fácil — appvendefacil.com — a free, hyperlocal marketplace for small towns in Santa Fe, Argentina.
The problem is simple: big platforms take the money out of town. Your local greengrocer, the bazaar, the artisan — they don't have an easy way to sell online. And neighbors end up buying from 5 different places.
The idea: you only buy and sell inside your own community. If you're in Las Parejas, you only see Las Parejas. If you're in Armstrong, only Armstrong. Money stays where it's made.
What makes it different:
• One cart, many stores: veggies from the greengrocer + something from the bazaar + something else from another shop — it all arrives together, in one delivery. • Built to create work: anyone can sign up to deliver in their own city. • Free forever for artisans: makers get a free storefront 365 days a year. Zero commission. • Services with no commission: electricians, hairdressers, cleaners, teachers — they can list what they do for free.
The character: I created a friendly little yellow chick as the mascot. I wanted tech to feel like a neighbor, not a corporation.
Live now in: Las Parejas, Armstrong, Las Rosas, Montes de Oca, Cañada de Gómez, Funes, Rosario.
It was built for one reason: to grow local sales so the big platforms don't take the town's money.
My role: Founder, Product Direction, UX/UI, Brand Character, Community Building.
"Money stays where it's made" is such a strong pitch for a small town. One cart from several local shops in a single delivery is the part big platforms can't copy. How are you getting the first shops on board?