Launching the Security Checker and Reorganizing the Tool Hubs
I added a free tool that checks HTTP security headers and cookie settings, and grouped the eight tools by purpose.
A running log of how NexaLab.app has been built, in chronological order.
I added a free tool that checks HTTP security headers and cookie settings, and grouped the eight tools by purpose.
I added a tool that turns a one- or two-sentence service idea into a feature list organized by category.
I strengthened content across the site to meet ad review standards, and built a tool other site owners can use to check themselves.
I fixed a problem in the pipeline that writes channel-specific social media copy for each new blog post: the Naver Band copy wasn't being saved.
I built a tool that automatically checks web accessibility, then ran it on this site and fixed the real problems it found.
I upgraded the framework to the latest version and tracked down the cause of an API outage that started right after deployment.
I added a tool that generates llms.txt for AI crawlers, plus a dashboard that gathers results from several tools in one place.
Writing, editing, and deleting blog posts used to happen directly in the database dashboard. Now it all happens inside the site.
I added Korean and English versions across the whole site, and shipped a second free tool that instantly calculates project profit.
I shipped the first free tool: paste a service request and AI breaks it into work items with estimated effort and a price range.