Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I'm thrilled to finally share SolveMyMedia with you all. 💡 The Problem: I constantly found myself needing to quickly compress a video for WhatsApp, convert an audio file, or transcribe a meeting. But almost every free online tool out there requires you to upload your personal files to their servers. Not only is this painfully slow for large files, but it’s also a massive privacy risk. I didn't want my private videos sitting on some random server. 🚀 The Solution: I built SolveMyMedia as a 100% offline web suite. By leveraging the power of WebAssembly (WASM), WebCodecs, and in-browser AI (HuggingFace), all the heavy lifting—compressing, converting, editing, and transcribing—happens entirely locally inside your browser. ✨ Key Features: 🔒 Absolute Privacy: Your files never leave your device. Zero server uploads. ⚡ Blazing Fast: No upload/download wait times. 🛠️ All-in-One: 13+ tools including Video/Audio Compression, Format Converters, AI Transcription, and more. I’d absolutely love to hear your feedback, feature requests, or any questions you have about how the browser-based processing works under the hood. Let me know what you think! 🍻

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Building a heavy media editor entirely in the browser using WASM

Hey everyone! One of the biggest challenges when building SolveMyMedia was making sure heavy tasks (like video compression and AI transcription) could run smoothly without a backend server.

We used WebAssembly (WASM) and in-browser AI models (via Hugging Face) to make this happen. It was a tough journey to optimize the bundle size and memory usage, but the result is 100% offline privacy for users.

Has anyone else here experimented with heavy WASM applications? What were your biggest hurdles? I'd love to swap stories or answer any technical questions you have about our stack!

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Building a heavy media editor entirely in the browser using WASM

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Building a heavy media editor entirely in the browser using WASM