Trivia Devs

the problem

Developers drown in tutorials, courses, and docs of wildly uneven quality, and generic link aggregators can't tell them what is actually worth their time. Recommendations are scattered across Twitter threads, Discord servers, and stale blog listicles with no accountability behind them. Trivia Devs fixes this with a dedicated home for developer learning resources where every submission is reviewed, voted on, and ranked by a community whose influence is weighted by earned trust scores — so the signal rises and the noise sinks.

the vision

Become the default answer to "what should I use to learn X?" — for both humans and AI agents. Every resource on the platform carries real reviews from real developers, rankings resist gaming through trust-score weighting and anti-self-voting rules, and the same curated graph is exposed through an MCP server so AI assistants recommend from vetted community knowledge instead of hallucinated links. Long-term: boards, challenges, and collections make Trivia Devs the place where developer communities curate their own learning paths.

who it serves

Developers at every stage who want vetted learning resources instead of SEO spam: self-taught devs choosing their next course, seniors keeping up with new stacks, and team leads assembling onboarding paths. A second, growing audience is AI agents — via the MCP server, assistants like Claude can query the curated catalog and submit finds on behalf of their users.

the road

• done

  MVP feature build complete

  All 550+ checklist items across auth, feed, reviews, submissions, profiles, collections, boards, and AI features shipped.

• done

  Security audit — 13 criticals found and fixed

  Four parallel audits (authz, business logic, injection/SSRF, go-live config); every critical hole closed within a day.

• done

  Deployed to production on Vercel

  Production database, pgvector, env vars, and Resend domain live.

• done

  MCP server for AI agents shipped

  AI agents can browse and submit resources; promoted into the homepage narrative and nav.

• done

  Brand unification

  Single SiteLogo lockup ('t.' mark + Trivia Devs wordmark) across all 23 surfaces, matching the OAuth consent screen.

• next

  Google OAuth branding verification

  Re-verification requested after brand fix; needed to move OAuth from Testing to In Production.

• next

  Public launch

  Flip NEXT_PUBLIC_APP_LIVE, open sign-ups to the public.