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Saurabh Chandra • Peerlist

SpindlShare turns your playlists into a shelf you can share from one link: spindlshare.com/yourname. Paste public Spotify and YouTube Music playlist links. Each playlist arrives with its cover, its name and up to 100 songs, with the full count shown. Pick which ones to show, drag them into order, and share the link. Visitors get a shelf instead of a list: a stacked deck they flick through, or an arc that fans everything out. Tap a playlist, tap a song, and it plays on the page. Spotify plays 30-second previews; YouTube Music plays whole songs. Nobody needs to install anything. Free to use. Claim your name → <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow ugc" class="break-all link-break text-gray-500 hover:underline" href="http://spindlshare.com">spindlshare.com</a>

SpindlShare

I built ScenesLIT to make event discovery less fragmented and more intuitive. Instead of hopping between platforms like District, BookMyShow, Luma, and Urbanaut, I wanted a single place where the best events are curated and visualized in a map-first experience.The experience was designed in Figma and implemented using Claude Code, with Supabase powering backend data and GitHub + Vercel handling deployment. Performance optimizations such as viewport-based rendering and clustering were introduced to maintain smooth map interactions at scale. Some features of this project: - live for both desktop and mobile - dark mode (2AM friendly) - No duplicate event entries - events are delisted as they expire - using github actions for maintenance and scraping of events data - subtle interactions and micro animations used - search enabled for location event name or vendor name as wellScenesLIT is my attempt at turning “What should I do?” into “Let’s go.”