I rebuilt CAPTCHA with Jev The browser measures how you fill in the form. Server turns that into a few plain sentences, and Jev decides: person or bot. Blog post with source code in the comments:

I tried explaining LocalCan tunnels to non-developers. Does this diagram make sense? I’d love your feedback before adding it to the LocalCan website. Animated prototype link below

► Free tier of @LocalCanApp has expanded recently: - unlimited .local domains with https - 1 live tunnel (60-min session) - deployed Snapshots (static site/prototype) - MCP and CLI made for agents - traffic inspection + replay - macOS/Window/Linux

bit by bit, reactions are in ❤️ @LocalCanApp

Leave a comment on a prototype, the agent implements it. That's what I'm aiming for with @LocalCanApp. Snapshots already let designers push a prototype to a public URL and collect feedback. Soon, the feedback will be a comment sitting on the page itself. So the loop goes like this: the client leaves a comment, you or your agent picks it up, makes the change, and republishes the Snapshot. Same URL the whole time. Let me know if you'd like early access!

I stopped sending Figma links, prototypes are real code now. The problem was never designing, it was sharing. Deploying for one review round is a lot of ceremony. So I share the thing running on my laptop instead. Public URL, live, auto refreshed with my edits. When I close the laptop, a Snapshot keeps the same link alive. How are you sharing work these days? (@LocalCanApp is mine, bias disclaimer applies)

shipped new localcan.com today!

this section turned out pretty well (a.k.a @LocalCanApp MCP showcase)

After 10 betas, I released @LocalCanApp 3.0 stable! Quiet launch for now: it’s midsummer, people are vacationmaxxing, and too many users were confused by the new features not being available when they downloaded v2.7. In the meantime, I’m prepping for a launch event in a month or so, starting with some landing page updates.