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Browser-based Yumeship and Selfship card maker for shareable introduction cards, relationship profiles, moodboards, and anniversary stories.
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YumeFolio is a browser-based Yumeship and Selfship card maker. Create introduction cards, relationship profiles, moodboards, and anniversary stories with a lightweight editor. The basic editor works without an account; project text and images stay in the current browser, and exports are created...
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YumeFolio's answer:
YumeFolio's answer:
YumeFolio is purpose-built for Yumeship and Selfship creation. It combines introduction cards, relationship profiles, moodboards, and anniversary stories in one browser-based editor. The basic editor works without an account, and project text and images stay in the current browser by default.
YumeFolio's answer:
General design tools offer broad templates, while YumeFolio starts with the fields and layouts used for Yumeship and Selfship profiles. It is lightweight, easy to edit, and designed for shareable cards without requiring an account for the basic editor.
YumeFolio's answer:
YumeFolio was created to make Yumeship and Selfship presentation less scattered. Instead of rebuilding a layout in a general design tool, creators can keep their character and relationship details together and turn them into editable, shareable card formats.
YumeFolio's answer:
YumeFolio is for Yume and Selfship creators who want to organize character and relationship details into introduction cards, profiles, moodboards, or anniversary stories. It also suits people who prefer a browser-based, local-first workflow.
YumeFolio's answer:
YumeFolio uses a Go backend with SQLite and a Preact, TypeScript, and Vite frontend. The basic editor runs in the browser and performs its local project work client-side.
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