Yesicon has been successful, attracting 121k visitors per month from around the world. The author also recently launched SearchEmoji and is seeking feedback on its functionality. Both SearchEmoji's code and Yesicon are open source. The author is considering ways to monetize the traffic on these platforms and is open to suggestions.
Key takeaways:
- The author has created two search engines, Yesicon and SearchEmoji, using OpenAI's API. Yesicon is a multi-language vector icon search engine and SearchEmoji is a multi-language emoji search engine.
- Yesicon was created to solve the author's problem of needing translation software when searching for icons due to being a non-native English speaker.
- Despite only being able to work on Yesicon in their spare time, the author has seen great success with the search engine, boasting 121k visitors per month from around the world.
- The author invites feedback on both search engines and is considering ways to monetize the traffic they are receiving.