Glen Chiacchieri

Val.town is now my go-to place when I need to make little web utilities and it keeps getting better and easier to use. I've wanted something like this for many years and I'm so glad it's here. In the future, I would love to see vals that function more like apps that can be published and used by others but that I can open up and tweak if needed. This would be really helpful for me, but also...

Hey all! When I saw that people were interested in deleting their Reddit content but there were no easy-to-use options for doing it all at once I made this extension. This has become especially relevant recently since Reddit has had a lot of controversies in their management of the platform lately. Here's what one user has told us so far: > Worked great thanks; I decided it was time to rip the...

If this really makes debugging and collaborating on code significantly better *and* it finds adoption, then this is a billion dollar business.

Nice! If you ever want to add paid features please check out my project https://extensionpay.com :)

Hey everyone! I designed, built, and launched this extension in just 7 days start to finish! I used my other project ExtensionPay.com to really simplify taking payments in extensions. It was really fun to bootstrap in this way. Anyway, I hope you find the extension useful! Please consider giving it a review on the Chrome Web Store — it really helps. 🙏

Nice job! Would Do you have any templates or guides about making paid extensions?

Hm, is it broken? Looks like the page formatting is a little broken and submitting a domain through the form doesn't show results.

Hey Noah, looks good! If you're wanting to add premium features to your extension I hope you'll take a look at my project https://extensionpay.com which helps you charge for your extensions without needing to run your own payment infrastructure.

This is cool and seems like there are many people (parents of children with dyslexia especially?) that would find it valuable. Have you considered monetizing it?