Bowen Tu

Bowen Tu

I’m the solo maker behind HtmlDrag.

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I’m a human learning to steer AI by treating it as my teacher. That learning journey pushed me to build HtmlDrag (htmldrag.com): freeform drag‑and‑drop with true WYSIWYG editing — no code, no plugins — to polish real pages directly on the canvas.

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Hello Product Hunt! I’m Excited to Join the Community

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m OnlineJSONFormatter, and I ve been working on building tools that make developers and creators lives easier. I m passionate about creating fast, simple, and secure online tools that anyone can use without hassle.

One of my projects is OnlineJSONFormatt.org, an online JSON formatter that helps developers, testers, and students format, beautify, and view JSON instantly, all directly in the browser, with no login or data upload.

I m excited to share my work here, learn from this amazing community, and get feedback from fellow makers and tech enthusiasts.

How I spent 1,800 hours building a "grid-free" HTML editor as a solo maker

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Bowen.

I just scheduled my launch for HtmlDrag this Saturday. I've spent the last year (roughly 1,800 hours) obsessing over one single problem: Why is editing existing HTML so restrictive?

Most builders force you into grids and boxes. I wanted to create a true freeform canvas where you can drag anything anywhere, even on complex existing pages. It was a brutal journey of refactors, but I finally made it.

As a solo maker without a big team or marketing budget, I'd love to hear from this community: What's the longest you've ever spent on a "tiny" feature? Was it worth it?

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3d ago

Is “US-first” still the right default for AI products?

With today s tools, translation (UI, copy, even video) is no longer the hard part.

What slows us down instead are things like tax, legal compliance, hiring, support, payments sometimes even geopolitics. The moment users show up from a new country, a product problem turns into an operating one.

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