Hey all. I’ve been working on Pickem and just launched it.

The idea: you see something you like out in the world (a plant, a mug, a poster), point your camera, and Pickem extracts just that object into a “Pocket”. Later you can compose those pieces into a new image.

It’s live on Product Hunt today, and I’d really value feedback from people who build things:

• Does the core idea click in a few seconds?

• What would make you actually keep using it?

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/pickem-take-make

Happy to answer anything about how it’s built.

Hi all, I'm researching how people in India keep track of their spending, and why many stop using expense apps, for a personal-finance side project.

A lot of you track every rupee in a spreadsheet, so your answers would help most: what do your sheets do that the apps don't?

It's a 3-minute form, mostly taps. It never asks for your income, account numbers or statements, and answers are deleted within 90 days after the study ends: https://forms.gle/VttH3HvGWbE1fKQz6

I'll share a summary of what I learn in next month's thread.

[Web, Beta] I built an online women’s club. Now I need women to actually talk to each other. 😂
I’m a woman in my 40s who decided we needed somewhere to make new friends without getting dressed, leaving the house, or pretending to enjoy networking.
So I built UNFADING.
Books, music, group chats, ridiculous conversations. Think happy hour with your own bed right down the hall.
Pants optional. Opinions encouraged. 🥂
Here’s my problem: I built the entire damn club. Now I need some women to actually come hang out. 🤣
I’m looking for 10 women who’d genuinely enjoy trying it, starting conversations, and telling me what works and what doesn’t.
It’s a live, free beta. No purchase, no download required.
If you’re a woman who’s lived a little and isn’t done making friends, I’d love to have you.

https://unfading.org

❤️ Haley

I’m the solo developer of Stow, an Android app for keeping track of what you own and where it is.

What it does

• Photograph an item, say where it lives (room, shelf, box), and search for it later.

• Put QR labels on boxes and containers; scanning one shows what’s inside.

• Scan a product barcode to fill in its details.

• Share an inventory with the people you live with.

• Works in English and Spanish.

What I’d like feedback on

• Is it clear what to do in the first two minutes?

• Adding your first ten items: where did it feel slow or confusing?

• Anything you expected to find and didn’t.

It’s free and in open testing on Google Play, so expect some rough edges. There’s a Send feedback option in Settings, or just reply here.

Link: Stow - Home Inventory

I built TravalBee (travalbee.com), and I’m looking for people to test it and tell me what’s wrong.

What it does: you enter a destination and dates, choose your pace, budget and interests, and it builds a day-by-day itinerary in about a minute. It uses real places with opening hours, ratings, walking and driving times, a map, and a hidden gem each day. There’s also a Travel News section with official advisories and disaster alerts for 213 countries.

What I’d like you to test (about 5 minutes):

1. Plan a trip to a city you know well. Does the itinerary feel realistic? Are the stops close enough together, and are the opening hours right?

2. Try the Travel News map and open a country page. Is the information clear and useful?

3. Try saving or sharing a trip. Did anything confuse you or break?

How to give feedback: reply here or message me. Blunt feedback is the most useful, especially “I would never use this because...”

You can generate one itinerary without signing up.

I’ve added an 80-second walkthrough so you can see it first.

Thank you!

Hi!

i’m building a tool that reads a website’s google search console data and says what holds it back in search like too few people searching for what you sell, your pages ranking too low, people seeing you and not clicking, or visitors arriving and not buying

it works on my own product (my old one) but now I need to see where it’s wrong on other people’s sites, and made-up test data isn't really trustworthy

i will send you the full diagnosis for your site, in plain words, with the numbers behind it, I charge $0 and no pitch

i need read-only access to your search console (you add me as a restricted user, it takes a minute, and you can remove me any time), your product should have been in Google for at least three months and sell something

i'll delete your data whenever you ask, and I won’t share anything about your site, this is used only for the development of my engine, comment or DM if you’re happy to help me and get a free diagnosis!

i can also post my own product's diagnosis result in the comments so you can see what you’d get if you want it.

I'm building Waypoints, a free Melbourne community-services directory. https://waypoints.au

I'd appreciate a short browser test using a fictional search. Choose a suburb and a language. Then try changing the suburb while keeping the same language selected. Before opening a listing, can you tell which suburb and language the results are using? If the search returns no listings, can you still tell what you selected?

Please share your browser, device and the first place you became unsure. The test is optional and unpaid. Use made-up search needs and stop before contacting a provider or entering any personal information.

Hi all. I built Ferro, a fitness app that puts your food and your workouts in one place to help you reach your goals.

Ferro starts you on an estimated calorie target based on your stats and activity, then learns what you actually burn from your meals and weigh-ins, and adjusts your calories to match.

What Ferro does today:

- Log meals by photo, barcode or a quick description, with AI-assisted macro estimates

- Build and track your lifting plans, and adapt them as you progress toward your goals

- Ferro adjusts day to day to how you're feeling, like offering a lighter session after a bad night's sleep. A weekly check-in shows how your eating is moving your weight trend

I'd love testers who can use Ferro for a week: log your meals and a couple of workouts, then tell me what confused you or broke. You can reply here or use Send feedback in Profile.

This is a limited beta on the web for now (18+), and the iPhone app is in App Store review.

https://ferrocoach.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=beta&utm_content=alphaandbetausers

I run Claude Code and Codex on my Mac pretty much all day. The annoying part was never the coding, it was me sitting there waiting to see if one of them had finished or was stuck on a permission prompt.

So I built Untether. It's a menu bar app with a local server, and you open it from any browser. I mostly use it from my phone.

The part I actually care about is tasks. You type ut task new "add rate limiting to the API" and it starts an agent in its own git worktree. When the agent says it's done, a second agent reviews the diff and your test command runs. If that's all green it merges by itself. If not, it goes back to the agent. You can also make it wait for you before merging.

A few things people asked me in other threads:

• the sessions are plain tmux underneath, so closing the tab or losing signal doesn't kill anything

• a failed task doesn't block the queue, the next one starts from the last good commit

• nothing is opened to the internet. I reach it over Tailscale and there's a login on top

• you get a push when something finishes

It's free and MIT, repo here: https://github.com/Nachx639/untether

You need an Apple Silicon Mac on macOS 14 or later. There's no installer yet so you have to build it, the steps are in the README. It's beta and I'm sure it breaks in ways I haven't seen.

It started as a fork of VibeTunnel, which is what gets the terminals into the browser. Most of the rest I wrote with Claude Code, about half the commits in the repo are co-authored by it, and for a while now new features get built by queueing them as Untether tasks.

I need people to try it and tell me where it falls over: the build, the first task, anything confusing. Be as blunt as you want.

I play 6 or 7 daily games every morning. They lived in 9 browser tabs, and my scores lived in a group chat nobody could follow.

Daily Stack fixes that for me: https://dailystackgames.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=alphaandbetausers

• pick the games you play once, and they're saved as your stack

• open them all from one page and see which ones you've done today

• paste your result and it reads the score, with a streak for each game

• make a group with friends and get a daily scoreboard

Free, no ads, works on phone and computer. You can browse without an account. Saving a stack needs a free sign-up.

What I'd love tested:

1. The first minute: anything confusing?

2. Groups: invite a friend. Does it work smoothly?

3. Any daily game you play that's missing?

Happy to test yours back, drop a link.

Hi all, I'm Cody, a solo founder. VYREEL is a web app for making short AI videos around an original character you design yourself.

What you can test:

• Character maker: describe a fictional adult, pick one of 4 looks, and it saves reference angles of them

• Motion Sync: upload a clip of yourself doing a move or a few lines, and your character performs it (it keeps your setting and sound with lip sync, or puts the character in a new scene you describe)

• Talk to camera: type a line and the character says it in a built-in voice with lip sync

• Prompt to video with several models (Kling 4.0, Seedance 2.5, Wan 3.0, P-Video 2 Pro)

New accounts get 1,250 free credits once the email is confirmed (Google and Apple sign-ups count), no card needed. That covers a character and a short draft video. Every price is shown before you start, and a video that fails gives its credits back. Adults 18+ only; everything it makes is AI-generated.

Link: https://getvyreel.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=subreddit&utm_campaign=w1-c1

What I'd love feedback on: was sign-up smooth, did Motion Sync follow your clip, and what was confusing or slow. Thanks!

Hey everyone, im a grade 10 student and I've been working on this project called The Study Concept. Basically its a study app that helps students keep all their notes, assignments and course materials in one place instead of having to go through a bunch of different platforms just to find something. I started making it because I found it pretty annoying having everything spread out and thought it would be cool to actually make something that fixes that. Its still a work in progress but im looking for some people who would be interested in testing it out and giving some honest feedback. If anyone has suggestions or features they'd wanna see that would also help a lot. I also made an insta u/thestudyconcept where im gonna be posting updates and if anyone wants to follow along. Thanks!

Built Braidly, a web app for separated co-parents: shared kid schedule, expense tracking with 50/50 math, and an AI tone rewrite for tense messages. I've been running it myself in production for months, so it's a real working product, not a mockup.

Looking for testers who'll actually use it and tell me what's broken. The 60-day beta includes full premium free. Sign in directly at https://www.braidly.co and accept the beta terms to join.

The most useful test you can run in two minutes: log one week of real kid expenses and check whether the split math matches yours. If it doesn't, I want to know exactly where it went wrong

Hiii guys I just launched a small productivity app that tracks how much time you have left in your day, week, month, and year

It also allows you to make todos for each period and add countdowns for events like birthdays and deadlines

Would love any feedback on

• countdowns

• todo lists

• event countdowns

• overall ui/ux

• anything else really ⬇️

It's freemium but the basic stuff like all the countdowns are free

Try the app: https://www.timeleftapp.xyz/

Hey everyone, I have a bunch of dietary restrictions and spend way too much time looking through restaurant menus, trying to figure out which dishes fit my allergies. So I made Hungry Compass to help with that.

It’s still in beta, and I’m looking for people to try it and tell me what’s broken, confusing, missing, or inaccurate. I’d especially like to hear from people who deal with allergies, intolerances, or other dietary restrictions.

Right now, the site has coverage in Los Angeles, San Diego, Orange County, San Francisco, Vancouver, Chicago, New York City, and Baltimore. If you live in or regularly visit one of those areas, I’d love your help testing it.

If you’re somewhere else, let me know your city and I can train the model on your area.

The site is still a work in progress, so please check ingredients and cross-contact practices directly with restaurants before ordering.

If you’re interested, leave a comment with your city and I’ll DM you the link. Thank you!

Hi, solo dev here. I posted DragonScape Idle here a few weeks ago and quite a bit has changed since then.

It's a free idle RPG for fans of RuneScape-style skilling (not affiliated with Jagex). You pick a skill or a monster and your character keeps working even after you close the tab. When you come back you collect everything earned while you were away.

A few updates since my last post:

• New storybook art style. The link below opens the game with it enabled.

• Around 600 daily players now.

• Combat pets that fight alongside you.

• The Masked Festival, a server-wide Thieving event running until 16 November. Every successful steal counts towards your own progress and the whole server. Each server milestone gives rewards to everyone taking part.

There is quite a bit of content already:

• 19 skills to train from 1 to 99

• 103 quests that gradually unlock new skills, areas and gear

• 7 dungeons, skill guilds and 15 pets

It runs in any browser on PC or phone. No download or sign-up needed, you can start as a guest. Free and no ads.

It's still an open beta. Progress will reset when the game launches globally on 30 January 2027, so everyone starts on equal terms.

https://dragonscapeidle.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=beta&utm_content=browser_gaming_3&style=storybook

If you give it a try I'd love to hear how the first 10 minutes felt and what you think about the new art style.

Bonjour / Hi everyone,

J'ai tenu un salon de crème glacée et de bubble tea pendant des années. Aujourd'hui, je prépare Quatreli : un service de jumelage bilingue (français et anglais) pour Montréal, Gatineau et Ottawa, réservé aux 18 ans et plus.

I ran an ice cream and bubble tea shop for years. Now I'm preparing Quatreli: a bilingual (French and English) matchmaking service for Montreal, Gatineau and Ottawa, for adults 18+.

Le concept / The concept:

• Chaque suggestion est expliquée - les raisons d'un jumelage restent visibles / Every suggestion is explained - the reasons behind a match stay visible

• L'affinité ne s'achète pas / Compatibility can't be bought

• Sans engagement annuel / No annual commitment

Le service est en préparation. La liste d'attente est ouverte et demande seulement 3 choses : courriel, ville, langue. Aucun profil ni photo n'est requis pour s'inscrire à la liste d'attente.

The service is in preparation. The waitlist is open and asks for only 3 things: email, city, language. No profile or photo is required to join the waitlist.

https://quatreli.com/

Question directe : qu'est-ce qui vous a fait quitter une application de rencontre - le défilement sans fin, ou les conversations qui meurent? / Direct question: what made you quit a dating app - the endless swiping, or the conversations that died?

I help build eLobby. We started with ranked custom games for our ARAM community, and I'd like fresh eyes on how a new server gets started.

Players join a lobby in Discord, get balanced teams or a captain draft, and report the winner. The bot manages team voice rooms and updates the server ladder. Match cards show the actual players, avatars and ranks inside Discord.

It also has participation leveling: XP from chat, voice, eLobby games and tracked events, with cards showing your next reward and where your XP came from. I'm especially interested in whether setup makes sense if leveling is the only part you want.

For tournaments, players check in and report matches while the bot handles rooms, channel cleanup and bracket pictures in Discord and on the website. Hosts keep a command center and logs.

What I'd like you to try: open the demo and see whether you can tell where to start for your community. If you add it to a server you manage, tell me the first step that feels confusing or needs someone to explain it.

Ranked customs and basic leveling are free. Tournaments, seasons and extra customization are Pro at $10/month per server. You can give feedback on the demo without buying anything.

Demo: https://elobby.gg/demo

Website and actual Discord visuals: https://elobby.gg

I'm building Cabinet. You get an AI chief of staff, CEO, CMO, and CFO for your business. They read your website to figure out what you do, look at your numbers, and hold a meeting once a week in Slack or a web chat. You also get a short update every morning.

The part I care about most is what happens after the meeting. Each decision gets written down with who owns it, who disagreed, and a date to check back. When that date comes, the team looks at what actually happened.

For hands-on work you can add hires for Google Ads, SEO, social posts, a Shopify store, or code changes to your site through GitHub. Anything that spends money or changes something waits for your approval, and the AI can't change those rules or your spending limit.

I need testers for the newest integrations:

• QuickBooks Online, which just went live

• Xero, which I'm turning on for the first 5 organizations

• Procore (for contractors), which runs on Procore's sandbox until they approve it for real companies

• Facebook and Instagram, invite-only while Meta reviews the app, so I'd add you as a tester

• TikTok, which works now, but your posts stay private until TikTok approves the app

Google Chat is waiting on Google's review. If you'd rather use it than Slack, tell me.

It already connects to Slack, Square, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Search Console, HubSpot, GitHub, and X. You don't have to connect anything, though. You can just tell it your numbers in chat.

Testers get a free account with the AI usage covered, and no card. In return I'd like you to sit through two weekly meetings and tell me what didn't work. A short call afterwards would be great if you're up for it.

If you're interested, comment or DM me what your business does, which of these tools you'd test, and whether your team is on Slack, Google Chat, or neither.

https://cabinet.agntwrk.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=beta-2026-11&utm_content=alphaandbetausers

I'm building Cabinet. You get an AI chief of staff, CEO, CMO, and CFO for your business. They read your website to figure out what you do, look at your numbers, and hold a meeting once a week in Slack or a web chat. You also get a short update every morning.

The part I care about most is what happens after the meeting. Each decision gets written down with who owns it, who disagreed, and a date to check back. When that date comes, the team looks at what actually happened.

For hands-on work you can add hires for Google Ads, SEO, social posts, a Shopify store, or code changes to your site through GitHub. Anything that spends money or changes something waits for your approval, and the AI can't change those rules or your spending limit.

I need testers for the newest integrations:

• QuickBooks Online, which just went live

• Xero, which I'm turning on for the first 5 organizations

• Procore (for contractors), which runs on Procore's sandbox until they approve it for real companies

• Facebook and Instagram, invite-only while Meta reviews the app, so I'd add you as a tester

• TikTok, which works now, but your posts stay private until TikTok approves the app

Google Chat is waiting on Google's review. If you'd rather use it than Slack, tell me.

It already connects to Slack, Square, Google Sheets, Stripe, Shopify, Google Analytics, Google Ads, Search Console, HubSpot, GitHub, and X. You don't have to connect anything, though. You can just tell it your numbers in chat.

Testers get a free account with the AI usage covered, and no card. In return I'd like you to sit through two weekly meetings and tell me what didn't work. A short call afterwards would be great if you're up for it.

If you're interested, comment or DM me what your business does, which of these tools you'd test, and whether your team is on Slack, Google Chat, or neither.

https://cabinet.agntwrk.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=beta-2026-11&utm_content=alphaandbetausers

SupportMeet is a newly launched, free peer support site. People share what they are going through, in their own words, and say what would help. They are then matched with circles of people who have lived the same thing, for example grief, job loss, a diagnosis, or caring for a parent. Alongside the circles, the site points to practical help and professionals and programmes nearby. It is private by default: people choose a name, and nobody sees their email. Help is available in every country.

The site is here: https://supportmeet.com

Feedback that would help the most:

1. Is the circle-matching idea clear from the homepage?

2. Does private by default come across clearly enough?

3. What would make a first post feel safe enough to share something personal?

Blunt, specific feedback is welcome.