Why this exists

Every launch gets a day. It does its numbers, it drops off the front page, and then it goes quiet: a working product with real users who have no idea the same person built four other things they might like.

The obvious fix is to link them together by hand. Everyone tries it. It's n² edits, it's stale within a month, and by the fifth app it's a chore you've silently stopped doing.

You claim a handle, list what you've shipped, and paste one script tag on each of your sites. That tag renders a small badge in the corner, “Made by you”, and tapping it shows everything else in your portfolio plus your socials.

Add a new project to your hub and every badge you have ever installed picks it up within minutes. You never touch those sites again.

The badge is a hand-written script under 8 KB that renders inside a shadow root, so it cannot inherit your styles and cannot leak into them. It sets no cookies, reads no storage, and makes exactly one request, a cached fetch for your own public profile.

If that request fails, the badge renders nothing at all. The worst case is designed to be invisible, because it is running on your site and not ours.

One thing can add a second request, and only because you asked it to: if you mark an app as listed on BroFindAI, the badge fetches that app's live vote count when a visitor opens the panel. It is a plain read of a public file, nothing about your visitor goes with it, and if it fails, the count simply isn't there.

One person: Utkarsh. There's no team, no investors and no roadmap committee, which is also why support emails get answered by the person who wrote the code.

It is a one-time payment, and there is no free tier, which is the honest arrangement for a thing you paste into your own website and expect to still be running in three years. It pays for the hosting and for the person answering the support email.

Claim a handle and build your badge. Every control is unlocked before you pay, and the sign-in only exists to save what you made. One payment publishes it.