I'm an engineer who has spent years building full-stack products at companies like IBM, Alibaba, and Xiaohongshu. Recently, I started working on an AI-driven creative tool for families, designers, and educators — *ColorMindsAI.com*.
https://www.colormindsai.com
A few things that make it unique: - Fast and free to try — built with a modern AI stack - Thousands of themed pages (animals, holidays, fantasy, and more) - Users can favorite, remix, and even create story-based coloring series - A growing collection for kids, parents, and creative hobbyists worldwide
I'm currently experimenting with multilingual support and an AI story-to-coloring feature. Feedback from this community would be super valuable — ideas, criticisms, or crazy use-cases are all welcome!
*Try it here:* https://www.colormindsai.com *More experiments:* https://geminibanana.fun
Thanks for reading — and if you have kids, teach art, or work in education, I'd love to hear what kind of coloring pages you'd love to see next.
flexagoon•2h ago
Also,
https://www.colormindsai.com/category/all/characters
Are you sure about the legality of distributing coloring images of copyrighted characters on a commercial website? Especially of Nintendo characters???
learningstone•34m ago
Yes, the frontend was actually generated with the help of AI. I used an AI code assistant to scaffold the initial React + Vite structure and component layout, then refined and customized it manually to make it production-ready.
I wanted to explore how far current AI tools can go in building functional, aesthetic UIs — and where human input is still essential. ColorMinds is kind of an experiment in that sense: AI-assisted creation, but human-curated output.
Regarding the images — they’re all AI-generated from original prompts (no scraping or reuse of copyrighted material). We also filter out prompts that could resemble well-known IPs like Nintendo or Disney to stay on the safe side.
Appreciate you raising both points