If you're using Midjourney, you might like this prompt generator that I made after scraping prompts from their Discord server: https://huggingface.co/succinctly/text2image-prompt-generato...

Looks cool! One piece of feedback I have is that I personally wouldn't want to autocomplete prompts as shown in the image you have there. I'd want something that "fixes" my prompts so that they're understood by the model. Like say if I put "Afro-Asian samurai carrying two swords in a cyberpunk environment", for it to say how I could re-word it to generate something closer to what I actually want.

That's a really neat idea, since most of the time people already know what they want to generate. I'd have to think a little more about how I'd get the training data for that. LMK if you have any ideas.

Cool! Based on your description, I thought I can give the generator an image and it'll return the prompt. Would that be possible?

+1 I considered signing up just to understand what it is... but am not willing to give my payment info just to figure out what the landing page should have made clear.

Thanks for the feedback! I'll improve the landing page to make it clearer :)

That's a really good use case -- the goal of the API is to increase readability of unstructured text (like an audio transcript, notes taken by hand in a rush, or a long article that's not properly segmented).

Like many of us, I've had a rough couple of years. But unlike many other people who went through real external trauma during the pandemic (losing a job or even a loved one), I had nothing concrete to put my finger on. I was just... down.

What kept me afloat was my (almost) daily journaling habit. A brain dump where I could offload some of my worries or incoherent thoughts. And, a few months ago, it hit me. I had all this data about myself, a daily snapshot of my thoughts that kept growing over the years. So I decided to build a tool that could help me make sense of this written history, to show me patterns that I was too blind to see. I discovered things I hadn't been fully aware of before. How supportive my partner has been throughout this, how much getting our puppy helped, and how I've been underestimating the effect that my job has on my personal life. It helped me clear out the fog a little bit.

For now, it's useful only if your journal is in digital format (written in English), and the site is only optimized for desktop. I'd love to hear your feedback.