I Built a Hosting Diagnostic Tool on Cloudflare Workers

The Problem $ hostme --why Every time I finish building something, I hit the same wall: where do I deploy this? Vercel? Netlify? Cloudflare? Railway? The options keep growing, and each one has different pricing, limits, and trade-offs. I wanted a tool that could cut through the noise — something fast, transparent, and opinionated enough to actually help. So I built hostme. What It Does hostme is a terminal-style web tool that asks you 7 questions about your project and scores 10 hosting services to recommend your TOP 3. The whole flow takes about 30 seconds. No signup. No tracking. The Tech Stack Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript Tailwind CSS v4 — runtime theme variables via CSS custom properties framer-motion — scroll animations on the landing page Cloudflare Workers via @opennextjs/cloudflare Dynamic OGP — next/og ImageResponse Building the Terminal UI The entire UI is designed to look like a terminal. Here's the approach: Typing animation: A custom TypingText component renders text