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infini.wtf — visual Reddit search walkthrough
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export async function test(page, baseUrl, screenshotPath, stepLogger) {
const shot = (n, slug) => screenshotPath.replace('.png', `-${n}-${slug}.png`);
const settle = () => page.waitForLoadState('networkidle').catch(() => {});
const base = baseUrl || 'https://infini.wtf';
await page.route('**/*', (route) => {
const u = route.request().url();
if (/email-decode|cloudflareinsights|googletagmanager|google-analytics|hotjar|fullstory|posthog/.test(u)) return route.abort();
return route.continue();
});
stepLogger.log('Scenario 1: Home — browse grid with suggested search chips');Checks run
Notes from the demo run
AI-generatedinfini.wtf by u/Slight_Reference5686 is 'a visual image & video search engine for Reddit' — searches across 608 indexed subreddits and surfaces images/GIFs/videos in a Pinterest-style grid. Suggested search chips on the home (r/astronomy, r/cats, pastel colors, r/photocritique, r/aww-dog, boeing, crypto pump, vibrant colors) jump you straight into a result feed. No signup needed for browsing — the 'Join for free' CTA is opt-in for saving content.
- 608 subreddits indexed and ready to query — real depth, not a demo datasetThe headline 'Recently added images, GIFs, and videos from 608 searchable subreddits' is the moat. Most Reddit-search competitors search one or two subreddits or rely on Reddit's own paginated API which gets rate-limited. 608 is enough breadth that a user is unlikely to find a subreddit it doesn't have.
- Suggested search chips on the home — visual prompts beat blank search boxesEight chips above the grid: r/astronomy / boeing / r/cats / pastel colors / r/photocritique / crypto pump / vibrant colors / r/aww dog. Mix of subreddit-prefixed (r/...) and free-text-style queries signals two search modes coexist — the chips teach the syntax by example. Smart onboarding.
- Dual-query syntax (subreddit prefix + free-text colour) works in the same input/search/r/cats and /search/pastel-colors live at sibling URLs. The search engine handles both 'show me r/cats' and 'show me anything with pastel colors' without modes. For a visual-discovery tool this matters: people browse by source AND by aesthetic, the same interface should support both.
- No-auth browsing, Join-for-free upsell for save/collectionsFull grid is browsable without an account. The 'Join for free' button in the nav suggests favoriting/collections live behind a soft signup. Classic Pinterest-style funnel — let users build a value-debt before asking for an email.
- Loading text 'Finding images you didn't know you needed...' is on every page including idle statesThe paragraph at the bottom of the grid says 'Finding images you didn't know you needed...' Once the grid is loaded, this copy implies content is still loading — slightly confusing. Either auto-hide once N items render, or rewrite to 'Browse more' / 'Scroll for more discoveries' once the grid is interactive.
- Suggested-search chip set is small + static (8 chips)Eight chips is fine for first impression but the same 8 every visit gets stale. Rotating chips (refresh on each visit, or per-day) would teach more search-syntax patterns AND keep the home page fresh for returning users.
- Imgrix branding from the Reddit post doesn't appear on the siteThe Reddit launch post calls the platform 'Imgrix' and describes broader features (stories, journals, creator monetization), but the live site at infini.wtf is branded 'infini.wtf' and is currently search-only. Either the post is about a future product or the founder hasn't aligned naming — both create a 'did I land at the right place?' moment for Reddit-driven traffic.
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