Tools
Three custom GPTs I wrote and published. They're free, they run inside ChatGPT, and each page says what its tool is bad at.
Three custom GPTs. That’s the whole list, and it isn’t going to grow quickly.
Each one is ChatGPT running instructions I wrote, published in OpenAI’s GPT directory. You need a ChatGPT account to open them. They’re free, I don’t see your conversations, and I earn nothing from them.
- Dropshipping Growth Operator argues against a product, sourcing or pricing decision you’ve already half made. Useless without your real numbers.
- Landing Page Reality Check reads a page as a stranger and tells you what it couldn’t work out. Cannot predict conversion, because it has never met a visitor.
- Nano Banana Prompt Maker turns a rough visual idea into an image prompt with the contradictions removed. It writes text, not pictures.
Each page below states what its tool is bad at and who shouldn’t bother with it, because that’s the part you can’t find out from a directory listing. None of the three has been tested against a control, so treat every claim on those pages as a description of what the tool tries to do, not evidence that it works better than writing the prompt yourself.
Nano Banana Prompt Maker
A custom GPT that turns a rough visual idea into an image prompt with the contradictions taken out. It writes prompts. It does not make images.
Landing Page Reality Check
A custom GPT that reads a landing page the way a stranger with no context reads it, then says what it could not work out and where it lost interest.
Dropshipping Growth Operator
A custom GPT that takes the other side of an ecommerce product decision (sourcing, pricing, offer, page) and makes you state what you're assuming.