Got a build? The tip line is open
The best stories start as a link in the inbox. Here is how to send us yours, and what makes a tip easy to say yes to.
We find a lot of projects by digging through repos, forums, and feeds. We find the best ones because somebody told us about them.
So tell us. Your own project counts. So does one you stumbled across and could not stop thinking about.
What to send
A good tip has four things:
- A link. A repo, a write-up, a demo, a video. Something we can look at.
- One line on what it does. Plain words are fine. You do not need a pitch.
- The interesting part. The trick, the constraint, the thing that should not have worked but did.
- Who made it. So the right person gets the credit.
That is it. Three sentences and a URL is a great tip.
What we are looking for
Things you can inspect. Open code, a detailed build log, a post-mortem with real numbers. Small and strange beats big and vague every time.
Projects that failed in an instructive way are welcome too. “Here is what I tried and why it did not work” is often more useful than a polished launch.
Where to send it
Head to the tip line for the email address, or send a DM to @PromptFission on X.
We read everything. We cannot cover everything, and we cannot always reply, but nothing goes unread.