Indie builder creating practical, privacy-aware web tools. Building Emoji Translator and sharing the product process.

Noah Liang • Peerlist

AI HTML Slide Editor is a local-first browser workspace for the final editing pass after an AI tool generates a single-file HTML presentation.When a draft is structurally useful but needs a last visual review, open it locally, correct text, adjust supported formatting, insert local images, manage pages, fix overflow, and export a clean single-file HTML deck. No account is required and the file stays in the browser.It is intentionally not another AI slide generator or an HTML-to-PPTX converter. The product is for supported post-generation visual edits before sharing or presenting the deck.

AI HTML Slide Editor

PetMorph turns one clear pet photo into four distinct creative outcomes: Pet Human, Pet Portrait, Pet ID-style Photo, and Pet Holiday Card. Each path has its own examples, upload guidance, and result framing, while a shared product framework keeps navigation and creation links consistent.The product is designed around clear expectations: use a well-lit source photo; uploads are validated before generation; images are sent to an AI provider; generated results may be stored temporarily for downloads and account history; and ID-style images are creative output rather than official documents.New users can try two creations after signing in. The platform also includes no-credit pet tools for everyday tasks.

PetMorph

Emoji Translator is a privacy-aware, deterministic web tool for translating emoji sequences into plain-English reference results and turning English text into minimal, balanced, or emoji-heavy variants. It is built with Unicode and CLDR reference data plus reviewed emoji combinations. The product does not pretend to infer a sender’s private intent, confidence, or suggested replies.Try it at <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://emojitranslator.org">emojitranslator.org</a>. The source code and implementation notes are public on GitHub.