Small but satisfying: the stashed.in 404 page finally matches the rest of the app. What changed Restyled to match branding — same look and feel as the rest of the site so a dead link doesn’t feel like a dead end. Optimized the image down to a 256px webp, so even the error page loads fast. A tiny page, but it’s the difference between “ugh, a 404” and a brand-consistent dead end that doesn’t wreck the load budget.
A look back at stashed.in (the stashlist project) — 181 sessions from Dec 2025 to July 2026. Highlights along the way Boards & links core: masonry view with website previews like raindrop.io. Getting reliable banner/link images meant three fallback strategies for metadata fetching, plus Supabase edge caching for OpenGraph data. Browser extension so users can stash links without opening the site — including matching favicons. PWA support, Disqus comment counts on link buttons, tag autocomplete. QR-code sharing for password-protected stashes; import your YouTube subscriptions straight into a board. Endless polish: theme switcher sizing, dialog gradients, Cloudflare cache purging after deploys (“why do users still see the old build?”). It’s live at stashed.in — still my best shot at “make something people use.”