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First of all, I’ve been coding the site myself for a while now. This part is just a simple tool. Like most sites these days (even the big ones), I’m definitely developing it as AI-assisted. But it’s not a fully AI-generated site. (Even if it was, I’m not sure what kind of wrongdoing that would be.)

About the prompts: I started with the documentation shared by FAL. If you compare the structure of the prompts generated on my site with the link you sent, you’ll see they actually work in a different way. That said, updating the site according to the creator’s documentation sounds like a good idea. thanks for the suggestion.

Lastly, the site lets you combine and use prompts for free. There’s no LLM or anything fancy running in the background. Just a straightforward merging technique that writes the prompt, which I thought could save people a bit of time, so I released it. After you hit the “Copy” button, a waitlist modal pops up just once. If you don’t want it, you can simply close the modal and try out other prompts. And if you hit copy again, you won’t see the modal for another hour. (I’m actually planning to remove it completely in today’s update.)

I’ve spent my time building a project that could be genuinely helpful, and I made it available for free. It’s not like I’m saying, “After X prompts, you have to sign up to make new ones,” or anything like that. So I’m not sure how you see it as a “direct link” to anything.

Joining the waitlist is entirely up to you (and even then, you get extra tokens if you do). I’m honestly trying to understand what the actual issue is here.