I built a card reader that fits in 1.7 MB
Point your phone at a card and it reads the number, expiry, name and CVV.
Runs entirely in the browser.
No server.
0.6M-parameter recognizer.
25 ms per frame.
https://t.co/eussQp6ZxA
Introducing https://t.co/9wxtEOPy8F! 🟦
Free decision intelligence.
Open weights. Apache 2.0. Runs locally.
No key, no account, 20,000 calls/day.
96.3% vs Jev’s 87% on the only benchmark both have run.
Introducing https://t.co/9wxtEOPy8F! 🟦
Free decision intelligence.
Open weights. Apache 2.0. Runs locally.
No key, no account, 20,000 calls/day.
96.3% vs Jev’s 87% on the only benchmark both have run.
@browser_use Hey, I completely see your perspective—thanks for sharing that!, and I think I’ll give it a go at creating it in Node.js on my own. Sounds like it could be an exciting project!
Spent the weekend building this database client—still unsure about the Cmd+K experience. On the homepage, users can add graphs & tables, plus use Cmd+K to navigate and take actions. Good DX?