slopyard

You enter a website and see how many people have reported it as “AI Slop” or “Not Slop,” and you can add your own report. There are no accounts and no comments.

It’s a Go server that renders HTML, with no frontend build step. Postgres stores sites, reports, and precomputed totals, and Redis does rate limiting when it’s configured.

Since anyone can report without signing up, most of the code is about making the reports mean something. Hosts get normalized before anything is stored: lowercased, internationalized names converted to punycode, www. stripped, IP addresses rejected, and the registrable domain worked out from the public suffix list. That way different spellings of the same site count as one site. Submissions are also fingerprinted and rate-limited so one person can’t pile on votes.

Everything on the site is framed as reports from users, not a ruling on the site.