tinder for shitposting
A free tailwind CSS demo — play it in your browser, no install. Parody Tinder-style swipe deck for shitposts — swipe right to like, left to pass, rewind cards, Next.js static app
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A parody "Tinder-style" swipe deck for shitposts: swipe right to like a post, left to pass, and see what matches your terrible sense of humor. Draggable cards, like/dislike buttons, rewind, and a running tally of your likes — all client-side, no backend, no login.
shitpost-swiper.tsx is a client component holding the deck in React state. Each card is draggable via pointer events; a horizontal drag past the threshold triggers a like (right) or pass (left) animation, pops the card off the stack, and updates the counters. A history stack powers the rewind button.
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