Site history
Version History v0.19.5
Every version of this website, newest first. Each app keeps its own history, linked from its card on the home page.
- 55 versions
- 58 added
- 68 changed
- 11 fixed
- 2 removed
- since Sep 24, 2026
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Lyric Timer 0.2.1
Changed
- Lyric Timer 0.2.1: a simpler download (unzip, then double-click Install Lyric Timer), a new icon with The Prompted Pixel logo, and install notes that cover both warnings Windows may show.
- Lyric Timer's page is up to date: how to fix a line, the step-by-step guide, installing as the first step, and "HTML audio" in place of "Web Audio" under Built With.
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Lyric Timer 0.2.0
Changed
- Lyric Timer 0.2.0: a step-by-step guide that pops up on first use, a clearer way to fix a line's timing (click it, then move it earlier or later), Choose a Song opens in the Music folder (and works again), and a new walkthrough on its card.
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Official Addresses
Fixed
- Every page tells search engines its official address on thepromptedpixel.com, including the Drum Kit's web app and the apps' version histories.
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Search Console Fix
Fixed
- The Search Console verification file is served exactly as Google issued it (the visit counter was being added to it).
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Search Console
Added
- Google Search Console's verification file, so the site can be verified and its sitemap submitted.
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thepromptedpixel.com
Changed
- The site's address is now thepromptedpixel.com. The old address (thepromptedpixel.vercel.app) and www.thepromptedpixel.com forward there permanently, page for page, so old links and bookmarks keep working.
- Link previews, the sitemap and search engines all point to the new address.
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Lyric Timer 0.1.2
Changed
- Lyric Timer 0.1.2: Space times the next line even after clicking the player's play button (it used to pause the song instead).
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Banners
Added
- The App Portfolio opens with the same banner as the Image and Music Portfolios: a typed line ("Small, fast apps and tools, to download or use in your browser"), Commission an App, and figures for the apps, how many run in your browser, and the largest app's size.
Changed
- The Image Portfolio's banner line names the tools: made with Midjourney, ChatGPT, ComfyUI and Nano Banana; edited by hand in Photoshop, Lightroom and more.
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How It Works
Added
- Commissions: a "How It Works" section (Brief, Quote, Drafts with a limited number of revision rounds, Final Files) and a "Free Quotes, No Obligation" note.
- The home page's Featured Song changes with each visit, never the same one twice in a row (a song pinned in the Music Helper still stays put).
- Short introductions for Featured Images and Featured Song on the home page.
- A friendlier "page not found": "Oops, I haven't Prompted that page yet!", with links to Apps, Images, Music and Commissions.
Changed
- Apps & Tools come first on the Commissions page, and the commissions teaser lists apps first.
- Image Portfolio: the figures at the top are now images, collections and edits, and the featured-image stars are gone from the gallery.
- The Portfolio Helper's badge reads "Demo", and its button "Download the Demo".
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Apps First Everywhere
Changed
- The Portfolio page shows the Apps panel first, then Images and Music.
- The home page tagline reads "Custom apps, AI images, music and video", and the link previews for the home and Portfolio pages list apps first too.
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Apps First
Changed
- Apps come first: the Portfolio menu lists Apps, Images, Music, Videos, and the home page shows Featured Apps, then Featured Images, the Featured Song and AI Videos.
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Snappier Scrolling
Changed
- The top menu bar is a near-solid dark bar instead of frosted glass: blurring the moving background behind it on every frame slowed scrolling.
- Sections start materialising just before they scroll into view and finish faster, so the page never waits on them.
- The cosmic background is cheaper to draw: the eye is one layer with a soft halo instead of a blur filter, and each tendril pair only covers its own edge of the screen. It looks the same.
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Smoother Scrolling
Changed
- Smoother scrolling on every page: the cosmic background no longer redraws itself as you scroll. The stars, eye and tendrils move on their own layers, only the twinkling stars are redrawn, and the eye's glow stays drawn as it drifts. The browser does about 40% less work while scrolling, with about 70% less repainting. It looks the same.
- Sections still materialise out of the haze as they scroll in, with a lighter blur that is much cheaper to animate.
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Drum Kit 0.18.0
Changed
- Drum Kit Layout Builder 0.18.0: on phones, tapping a piece in the Front or Drummer view brings up Height and Tilt sliders above the kit. The download, web app and version history are updated.
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Lined-Up App Tiles
Fixed
- App tiles line up side by side on the home page and the App Portfolio: previews, names, descriptions, the main buttons and the links under them all start at the same height, and the tiles end together.
Changed
- "Updated" and the date always sit on their own line under the version and tags.
- The Portfolio Helper's app-size line sits right under its download button.
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App Size
Added
- The Portfolio Helper shows its own size under the download: the example download is 3.6 MB, but the app itself is just 99 KB; the rest is the example site and sample images.
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Videos Wording
Changed
- The AI Videos section no longer says videos go up on Facebook first: Facebook has the vertical reels, YouTube the widescreen videos and Shorts, and they are mostly different videos.
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Project Pages and Videos
Added
- A project page for every app, at its own address (e.g. /portfolio/apps/drumkit/): what it is and who it's for, the walkthrough playing large, What It Does, How It Works, what it's built with, downloads and version history, and "Want an App Like This?". App tiles link to them with "More About This App". The Drum Kit Layout Builder itself now opens from /portfolio/apps/drumkit/app/.
- AI Videos: a section on the home page and the Portfolio page, and a Videos entry in the Portfolio menu, with Reels on Facebook as the main link and the YouTube channel second.
- A Privacy page, linked from the footer: no cookies, anonymous visit counts, and nothing sold or shared.
- A sitemap and robots.txt, rebuilt with every update, so search engines find every page, song and app.
Changed
- The apps' walkthroughs are short videos instead of GIFs: about half the size, and they only play while on screen.
- Better link previews when pages are shared: the Portfolio page shows a featured image, the Music Portfolio the featured song's cover, the App Portfolio and each app page the app's walkthrough, and every page names the site and uses a large preview card.
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App Previews Up Close
Added
- On the App Portfolio, clicking an app's animated preview opens it large, with the app's details and buttons beside it. Arrow keys, the on-screen arrows or a swipe move between apps, like the image gallery's viewer; Esc or a click on the dark area closes it.
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Matching Words
Changed
- Titles and buttons use Title Case everywhere, and matching things are named alike. The home page has Featured Song, Featured Images and Featured Apps, with the labels Music, Images and Apps above them. The apps page is now the App Portfolio, alongside the Image and Music Portfolios.
- Commission buttons name what they're for: Commission a Song, Commission an Image / Image Edit (including in the image gallery's header and viewer, which now open the form with AI Images picked), Commission an App, and Commission Something on the Portfolio page.
- "See more" buttons match: Hear All 5 Songs, See All 92 Images, See All 3 Apps, and View Images, Listen, View Apps on the Portfolio page.
- Closed commissions say "Opening Soon" everywhere, and the services are AI Images, Image Editing, AI Music and Apps & Tools.
- Headings like Made to Your Brief, Want Something Made for You? and Version History, and every release name in this history, are in Title Case.
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Commission an Image
Added
- A "Commission an Image / Image Edit" button under the home page's featured images, like the song and apps sections have. It opens the commissions page with AI Images picked.
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Tidier Home Page
Removed
- The home page's "Images, music and video" cards. The featured song, the featured images and the Portfolio button already lead to all of it, and Facebook, Suno and YouTube stay linked in the footer.
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Old Links Forward
Fixed
- Old links to music, apps and app pages (like /music/… or /drumkit/) now forward to their new places under /portfolio/. In 0.15.0 they showed "not found".
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Featured Song and the Cosmos
Added
- A Featured Song on the home page, before the images: a mini player with the song's lyrics lighting up line by line as it plays (when they're timed), plus "Commission a Song" and "Hear all songs". It plays the song pinned with the new ★ in the Music Helper, or the newest one.
- A Portfolio page (/portfolio/) with three big panels, Images, Music and Apps, each slowly cycling through its featured work. The Portfolio menu gains an "Overview" entry for it.
- A subtle cosmic background across the whole site: drifting violet nebula light, stars, tendrils and a faint giant eye that wanders and blinks. Sections materialise out of the haze as you scroll, and while music plays the eye widens and glows with the song.
Changed
- The home page's two main buttons are now "Commissions" and "Portfolio".
- Everything in the portfolio lives under /portfolio/: images at /portfolio/images/ (now titled "Image Portfolio"), music at /portfolio/music/ and apps at /portfolio/apps/. Old links forward to the new addresses automatically.
- Portfolio Helper 0.3.1 on the Apps page.
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Way Back from App Histories
Fixed
- Each app's version history page now has a slim bar at the top with the site's logo, "All apps", a link to open the app (when it runs in the browser) and "Commission an app". Before, visitors who landed there had no way back to the site.
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Open for Business
Added
- The home page opens with "Commission something" and "See the work", then a grid of featured images. Each one opens straight into the portfolio's viewer.
- Apps & tools is a commission service: custom web apps, Windows desktop apps, automations and AI workflows. The home page's apps section has a "Commission an app" button.
Changed
- Commissions: while requests are closed, the page shows the services and an "Opening soon" note instead of a greyed-out form.
- View and listen counts only appear once they reach a respectable number (100 site views, 10 listens or image views).
- The portfolio no longer shows placeholder prompts (like ".") in its viewer.
- Lyric Timer no longer carries an "Untested" badge, and the Portfolio Helper's "Example copy" label is a calm violet instead of a warning colour.
- The home page's app tiles leave out the install notes (they're on the Apps page), and the channel cards no longer cut their descriptions short.
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Portfolio Helper Example
Changed
- Portfolio Helper 0.3.0 on the Apps page: its download is now an example copy for seeing how it works, with an example site and sample images, and publishing switched off. It's marked "Example copy".
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Media Isn't a Version
Changed
- Adding or removing songs and images no longer counts as a new version of the site. The Music Helper and the Portfolio Helper (0.2.1) publish them without a version number or a history entry, and the four earlier releases that only added media (0.5.2, 0.8.4, 0.9.1 and 0.11.2) are gone from this history.
- Portfolio Helper 0.2.1 on the Apps page.
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Music Portfolio
Added
- The music page has a "Commission a Song" button. It opens the commissions page with AI Music already picked.
Changed
- The Highlight Reel is now the Music Portfolio: the page title, the home page's AI Music card and the Portfolio menu all use the new name. "Play the reel" is now "Play all".
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Apps Page
Added
- An Apps page (/apps/) showing every app as a gallery of tiles: an animated preview, what it does, its version (linking to its history) and its downloads. Portfolio → Apps in the top menu goes there.
- Portfolio Helper, the tool that fills the image portfolio, is now listed as an app, with a download, its version history and an animated walkthrough. It's marked "Site tool" because it only works with this site's files.
Changed
- The home page's "Things I’ve Built" (now with a capital B) shows three apps as tiles, newest first, with a link to the full Apps page. A setting can switch it to the most visited apps instead.
- Drum Kit Layout Builder's picture is now an animated walkthrough of each step (starting a kit, moving pieces, finishes, the front and drummer views, play mode, exporting) in place of the screenshot.
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Counts Past Ad Blockers
Fixed
- The footer view total, song listens and image views now show in browsers whose ad blocker blocks GoatCounter (Opera’s built-in one, for example). The site reads the public counts through its own address instead of asking goatcounter.com directly. Visits are still counted by GoatCounter as before.
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New Top Menu
Changed
- The top menu is now Home, Portfolio and Commissions. Portfolio opens a small menu with Images (the image portfolio), Music (the Highlight Reel) and Apps. The menu marks the page you're on.
Removed
- The "Work" menu link.
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Download Feedback
Added
- Portfolio: downloading an image now shows a card over the viewer (the image, a progress bar, then “Your download has started”) instead of nothing happening while the full-size watermarked copy comes down. If the page can’t fetch it, it hands the download to the browser as before.
Fixed
- On narrow screens (481–560 px wide) the top menu no longer runs off the side of the page.
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Before/After Fixes
Changed
- Portfolio: a before/after with several steps now opens comparing the first step with the last. Visitors can pick any step for each side of the slider (Left / Right).
Fixed
- Portfolio: the image viewed before a before/after no longer stays on screen above the comparison.
- Portfolio: a before/after’s step buttons no longer linger when moving on to a normal image.
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Portfolio Helper Moves Out
Changed
- The Portfolio Helper is now its own project (
C:\Users\xoeei\Projects\portfolio-helper), with its own version history. It still fills and publishes this site's portfolio, and the Start menu shortcut opens it from its new home. The portfolio page itself stays part of the site.
- The Portfolio Helper is now its own project (
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Portfolio
Added
- A portfolio page at
/portfolio/for AI images and edits: masonry columns that keep every image's shape, newest first with featured images (★) pinned to the top, filters by generator (then version), year and collection, and a search over titles, prompts and tags. - A full-screen viewer: next and previous (arrows, keys or swipe), title, description, tags for generator, version, year and collection, the prompt with a copy button when one is shared, a view count, a watermarked download, and "Want something like this?" leading to Commissions. It also says how much the web copy was compressed, e.g. "WebP 816 × 1456, 271 KB: 14% of the 1.9 MB original (PNG)".
- Before/afters for edits: a slider to compare the original with the result, and a step-by-step progression when there are more than two images.
- Right-clicking and dragging the portfolio's images is blocked.
- The Portfolio Helper (Start menu, or
npm run portfolio): add one image or a whole batch, or a before/after (at least two images, more for a progression). It reads the generator, version, prompt and year from Midjourney, ChatGPT, Nano Banana and ComfyUI files, makes the web copy, thumbnail and watermarked download, manages collections and featured images, previews and publishes, like the Music Helper. - Once the first images are published, the home page's AI Images card opens the portfolio, a "Portfolio" link joins the top menu, and the portfolio's header has a "Facebook Page" button.
Changed
- On phones, the top menu leaves out "Work" when it has five links, so everything fits.
- A portfolio page at
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Lyric Timer 0.1.1
Changed
- Lyric Timer 0.1.1: the installed app now shows its icon in its window and tab.
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Lyric Timer Walkthrough
Changed
- Lyric Timer's card shows an animated walkthrough instead of a screenshot: choosing a song, the lyrics arriving with it, tapping along to time them, the karaoke preview, the export, and the synced lyrics file it makes.
- On phones, each app's preview shows whole, in its own shape, instead of being cropped to a wide strip.
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Lyric Timer Is Download-Only
Changed
- Lyric Timer is offered as a Windows download only, since it's a local program by design: no "Open in your browser" button, and the app is no longer served at
/lyric-timer/. Its version history stays. - The Apps intro says every app has a download and some also run in the browser.
- On each app, the version number is now the link to its version history (like "Site v…" in the footer), in place of a separate "Version history" link.
- Lyric Timer is offered as a Windows download only, since it's a local program by design: no "Open in your browser" button, and the app is no longer served at
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View Counter
Added
- The footer shows how many times the site's pages have been viewed ("12,345 views"), from GoatCounter. It appears once GoatCounter's public counter is switched on.
Changed
- "Highlight Reel" is written with both words capitalised everywhere: the music page's title, the home page's AI Music card and the music helper.
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Music Card Tidy
Changed
- The home page's AI Music card is laid out like the other two again (icon and text lined up); the Suno Profile button moved off it and onto the highlight reel's header, where "Follow on Suno" is now "Suno Profile".
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Lyric Timer
Added
- Lyric Timer 0.1.0 joins the Apps: make timed lyrics for any song by tapping along, preview them karaoke-style, and export LRC, SRT, VTT, text or JSON. Open it in the browser at
/lyric-timer/, download the Windows installer, or read its own version history. It grew out of the music helper's lyrics timer. - Apps can carry a flag on their card. Lyric Timer is marked Untested for now, with a note that it's new as a standalone app.
- Lyric Timer 0.1.0 joins the Apps: make timed lyrics for any song by tapping along, preview them karaoke-style, and export LRC, SRT, VTT, text or JSON. Open it in the browser at
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Music Card
Changed
- On the home page, the AI Music card opens the highlight reel on this site, with a separate "Suno Profile" button for the Suno page.
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Listens and Loose Songs
Added
- Each song on the music page shows how many times it's been listened to ("57 listens"), next to its collection in the list and under the player. A listen counts once a song has played for 10 seconds or to its end, once per visit. The numbers come from the site's GoatCounter stats and appear once its public counter is switched on.
- Songs don't need a collection: pick "No collection" in the music helper and they go in "Miscellaneous", which always comes last.
- The music helper's lyrics timer has a Preview mode that plays the song with the lyrics lighting up exactly as they do on the website, including timing that isn't saved yet. Timed songs also get a preview button of their own.
Changed
- A listen is now counted after 10 seconds of listening rather than as soon as play is pressed.
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Highlight Reel Polish
Added
- The music page opens with a branded header: the pixel grid and violet light from the home page, a "Play the reel" button, Shuffle, "Follow on Suno", the reel's song count, collections and running time, and an equalizer along the bottom that moves while music plays.
- The player glows with the playing song's cover art.
- The music helper takes a whole batch of MP3s at once (drop them anywhere on the page), reads each one's title, lyrics, cover and Suno link, and skips songs that are already in the reel.
- A "Music Helper" shortcut on the desktop, with the site's icon.
Changed
- The music helper is redesigned to match the site: a branded top bar with a live/unpublished status, stats, a large drop zone, collections with stacked cover art, and cleaner song rows and dialogs.
- Before the first songs arrive, the music page shows a proper "coming soon" panel.
Fixed
- The helper's Preview button now opens its tab straight away, so browsers no longer block it as a pop-up.
- The "new collection" fields no longer show when an existing collection is picked.
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Highlight Reel
Added
- A music page at
/music/: the highlight reel. A player with play/pause, next and previous, shuffle, a seek bar and volume, plus the song's cover art, a free MP3 download and a "Listen on Suno" button. - Lyrics beside the player (below it on phones), with [Verse] and [Chorus] labels. Songs whose lyrics have been timed follow along: the line being sung lights up and scrolls into view, and clicking a line jumps there.
- Collections (albums, genres or themes) as tabs above the player; picking one filters the list and what plays next.
- The reel keeps playing song after song. Phones show the song and its controls on the lock screen.
- Every song has its own link (
/music/<song>/) with its cover as the link preview, and a Share button that copies it. - Plays, downloads and Suno clicks for each song are counted in the visitor stats.
- A "Music" link in the top menu, shown once there are songs.
- The music helper (
Music Helper.cmd, ornpm run music): a page on this PC to add songs from Suno MP3s (title, lyrics, cover and Suno link are read from the file), edit them, sort them into collections, time the lyrics by tapping along, preview the page, and publish.
Changed
- The top menu fits four links on phones.
- A music page at
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Commissions Tweaks
Changed
- Image editing now lists Midjourney, ChatGPT, Photoshop and Lightroom, with its own group of tools in the request form.
- On the AI Music card, "Made with Suno for now" sits above the Suno tag.
- The "Coming soon" banner points only to Facebook, where commission news will go for now.
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Commissions (Coming Soon)
Added
- Commissions page at
/commissions/: what's on offer (AI Images with Midjourney, Nano Banana, ChatGPT or ComfyUI run locally; Image editing; AI Music with Suno) and a request form for name, reply email, the kind of work, preferred tools, a description, reference links, intended use, timing and budget. - The form is switched off for now under a big "Coming soon" banner: it can't be filled in or sent, and says so.
- A "Want something made for you?" section on the home page and a Commissions link in the menu.
- Commissions page at
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Renumbered
Changed
- Versions renumbered for the soft launch: the first release is now 0.1.0 (it was 1.0.0), and later ones follow (0.2.0, 0.3.0 to 0.3.3). Version 1.0.0 is saved for the public launch at thepromptedpixel.com.
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Version in Footer
Changed
- The footer link to this page now shows the site's current version (for example "Site v0.3.3") instead of "Site Version History". It still comes before the copyright line.
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Footer Order
Changed
- "Site Version History" now comes before the copyright line in the footer.
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Footer Link
Changed
- The footer link to this page now reads "Site Version History", next to the copyright line.
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Site History
Added
- This version history, at
/history/, built from the site's changelog on every deploy, with filters for Added / Changed / Fixed. Linked from the footer, which also shows the site's current version.
Changed
- The site is its own project now, with instructions in
CLAUDE.mdfor working on it from its own folder.
- This version history, at
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Visitor Counts
Added
- GoatCounter visitor counts on every page, apps included (dashboard at thepromptedpixel.goatcounter.com). No cookies or personal data, so no cookie banner.
- Clicks on installer downloads (per app and version) and on the Facebook, Suno and YouTube links count as events.
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Soft Launch
Added
- Home page for The Prompted Pixel: the logo on deep violet with a faint pixel grid, and a prompt line: "AI images, music and video, plus the apps I build".
- Follow the work: cards for AI Images on Facebook, AI Music on Suno and AI Videos on YouTube.
- Apps section built from each app's
app.json, starting with the Drum Kit Layout Builder 0.17.2: open it in the browser at/drumkit/, download the Windows installer, or read its version history. - Favicons, a home-screen icon and a 1200×630 link-preview image, so shared links show the logo.
- A branded "not found" page.
- Hosting on Vercel at thepromptedpixel.vercel.app, deployed automatically from the GitHub repository on every push, with basic security headers.