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Lookup is a photo editor for anyone who edits a lot of photos the same way, like social media managers and people selling stuff online.
Here’s how it works:
you upload one sample photo and build your “look” on a node-style canvas. Each step is a card, like brightness, blur, color tint, text, or resize, also noise too all connected in a chain with glowing lines. Move the sliders and the preview updates live, so you can tweak until it feels right.
Once you’re happy, save it with a name. Next time, open the Batch page, pick your saved look, and drop in up to 20 photos.
Lookup edits them all the same way in one go!!
On your phone, one tap saves everything straight to your camera roll, and on desktop you get a ZIP.
It works on desktop and mobile, so you can build your look on a laptop and run a batch from your phone. Edit once, apply to everything, and skip the hour of repeating the same edits on every photo.
Take a look: https://pretty-node-flow-craft.base44.app
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🚀 Meet Base44 — the platform behind my latest build.
For the #Base44Challenge, I created Verdict & Vale, a premium legal services website that combines sophisticated design, intuitive navigation, and a client-focused digital experience.
From the elegant black-and-gold aesthetic to the responsive layouts and consultation experience, this project was an opportunity to turn an idea into a live digital product using Base44.
🎥 Watch the walkthrough to see what I built.
🔗 Explore the project: https://verdict-vale-legal.base44.app/
Your idea is the starting point. What you build with it is up to you.
Built with @Base44.
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How often do you actually run the manual accessibility checks on your site? And do you have a screen reader installed? People deserve to use your website no matter how they experience the web.
My entry for the Base44 Challenge is Rampa. It walks through your website the way a keyboard and screen reader user would, with AI agents covering the checks that usually fall through the cracks of automated WCAG tools. Using Browserless and Gemini, it also finds images with missing or weak alt text and suggests descriptions that fit the page, in the page's language.
Use it alongside a proper accessibility audit. It's built so builders who think visually can catch more on their own.
Try it on your own site: https://rampa-scan-flow.base44.app
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Walking a site the way a keyboard and screen reader user would is such a good framing for this. The alt text suggestions in the page's own language is a detail I hadn't seen before. Did Browserless plus Gemini handle the whole scan flow, or did you wire in custom checks too?
Mega Submission!
Sector 7 Raceway is the site for a motorcycle circuit and track-day club, built to feel like an agency-made motorsport brand: a pitch-black bento-grid home, live track status and weather in the nav, and an interactive corner-by-corner track map.
I started with the photography, generating a consistent cast of riders and paddock scenes with a single photographic style lock, then wrote one detailed master prompt in Base44 covering the design system, every page, and the data model.
The pitch-black bento layout with the race photography is proper motorsport brand energy. Locking the photographic style first is a smart move, inconsistent imagery would have killed it. Did the interactive track map come from a Base44 data model, or did you hand-build that part?