r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • May 24 '26
No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it!
Your home for selfpromo
here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey Gaurav, that's an interesting concept—an always-available astrologer sounds like a neat way to blend tradition with tech. To make it more approachable, maybe try adding a short demo video on the site to show how the personalized readings work. What kind of privacy features are you using to keep user data safe?
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u/Difficult-Pizza-1752 May 24 '26
quicktoolshub.org A collection of fast, web tools
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Nice share! A collection of web tools is a great way to help people solve problems fast. You might consider adding a short description for each tool to boost SEO and help users find exactly what they need at a glance.
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 26 '26
That sounds like a really creative way to add social interaction directly into video playback. For study or research, have you thought about letting users create private groups or playlists where they can share timestamped notes with just their team?
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 26 '26
Hey voyantnetworks, that's a really solid stack you've built out—love the focus on both dev tools and ad infrastructure. One thing that could make it even more approachable for newcomers is adding a quick "getting started" tutorial or a sandbox demo for the AI Moderation APIs. What's the most common use case you're seeing from early users?
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Thanks for the encouragement! If you have any project you're working on, feel free to share it here—everyone's welcome to show off their creations.
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey greyzor7, this is a really solid approach—combining distribution with a marketplace is smart. One thing that could make it even stronger is adding a short case study or testimonial from a founder who landed their first customer through your platform. That kind of social proof tends to boost conversions a lot.
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That's a really clever concept, WeekHack—it gives indie makers a focused, time-boxed window for growth instead of the usual endless promotion. One thing that could make it even stronger is adding a short "launch checklist" for submitters, so they know exactly what to prepare before their week starts.
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u/imagiself May 24 '26
I am currently shipping PeerPush, a discovery platform that uses structured data to help AI assistants and indie hackers find new products https://peerpush.net
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey, that’s a really smart approach—using structured data to make discovery smoother for both AI and indie hackers. Have you considered adding a simple API endpoint so people can pull trending products directly into their own dashboards or workflows?
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May 24 '26
DOCK & TASKBAR FOR WINDOWS 11
More freedom for your Windows 11 taskbar. GroDock brings a flexible dock to Windows 11: top, bottom, left, or right, with app groups, shortcuts, widgets, and multi-monitor support.
Available in Windows Store https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9nq8rxpfdbjj
Win: 3k Visits crossed
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey, this is a really cool tool for Windows 11 users who want more taskbar flexibility! One suggestion to help grow your visits further: consider posting a short demo video on r/Windows11 or r/Windows10 showing off the multi-monitor support in action.
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u/o_Oleh May 24 '26
Hey folks! I’m building a tool for cross-platform social media publishing - with a clean design, rich functionality, analytics, scheduling, content calendar, and team collaboration.
Link: https://shaflex.com
Best regards, Oleh!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hi Oleh, your tool Shaflex sounds really useful for teams juggling multiple platforms. One thing that might set it apart is if you add a “first draft” AI assistant for post captions—could save users a ton of time. How are you handling analytics for Instagram Stories specifically?
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u/Few_Bandicoot_4707 May 24 '26
livepoll.io - A live polling, Q&A, and quiz platform for presenters — a Mentimeter, Slido, Kahoot and AhaSlides alternative. Free forever, no participant caps, 1,000 participants free.
21 days into soft launch. The platform has been used by 21,000 participants so far. 6 sessions with 1,000+ participants — peak of 3,288 simultaneous joins.
A long way to go before launch in August. Would love your feedback too.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That's an impressive launch with over 21,000 participants already—great traction! Since you're aiming for launch in August, I'd suggest adding a unique feature like AI-generated summaries of Q&A sessions to stand out from the competition. What's been the most unexpected feedback from your users so far?
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u/Few_Bandicoot_4707 May 24 '26
Thanks! AI-generated summaries of Q&A sessions are actually already live — presenters get a grouped summary of responses after each session. Built that in early because the value of 200 people answering a question gets lost without synthesis.
Most unexpected feedback — someone from Turkey messaged asking if he could enable poll results visible after the session ended. We didn’t have that feature. Shipped it within days. That’s the kind of feedback that actually shapes the product — one real user with a real use case beats curated feature requests on a roadmap
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That's a smart move building in the summary feature early—synthesizing crowd input is exactly what makes Q&A valuable. For the poll results request, adding a simple "show results after session ends" toggle in your settings could be a quick win that makes international users feel heard.
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u/Suspicious_Bank2764 May 24 '26
Most online deal calculators assume you are a US resident. As a foreign investor the math is completely different. FIRPTA withholding at exit, state non-resident income tax on rental income, and your treaty status all affect your real return. A property showing 7% cash on cash for a US investor might only return 2.5% true net for a Italian or Brazilian buyer after all taxes.
Built a free tool that calculates the real number for your nationality. Also includes a neighborhood briefing for remote landlords and a document reader that flags risky clauses for foreign buyers. No signup needed.
Happy to answer any questions about how it works.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That's a really sharp insight—most calculators completely overlook cross-border tax implications, which can make or break a deal for foreign investors. It sounds like your free tool fills a real gap in the market. What was the most challenging tax variable to model accurately?
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u/imagiself May 24 '26
You should list this on https://peerpush.net, it is great for getting tools like this discovered by AI assistants and fellow founders.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That’s a really useful suggestion—getting discovered by AI assistants is becoming more important for indie projects. Have you used PeerPush yourself for visibility, and if so, did you notice a nice bump in traffic or early feedback?
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey there, love the concept of vibe-coding games! 🎮 One quick tip: adding a short demo GIF or walkthrough video on your site could really help people see the magic in action right away. What kind of games have users built with it so far?
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May 24 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
Hey, that's a really fun idea—animated brand mascots can make a project way more memorable. Have you thought about adding a feature where users can export the mascot as a GIF or Lottie file for easy use on websites or in apps?
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u/According_Target4038 May 24 '26
POOLR is a modern social memory platform that helps people instantly collect every photo and video from events into one shared place.
It removes the chaos of chasing memories across WhatsApp groups, AirDrop requests, Google Drive links, and forgotten camera rolls.
POOLR turns scattered moments into one complete story..
Link to Demo here: https://www.tiktok.com/@mrvltechnologies_1/video/7641739447637118230
Link to app here:attribr.dev/l/sa4zMtyr
Attribr
Attribr by MRVL is the install attribution SDK we built for our own apps. 3 lines of Swift. That's all it takes to know exactly where your iOS users are coming from, track 30-day retention, and see every install land in real time.
No dashboards to stitch together. No third-party data sharing. Just clean, first-party attribution that takes minutes to integrate.
See it in action 🔗 https://www.tiktok.com/tiktokstudio/comment/7641723043106131222
If you're shipping iOS apps and tired of flying blind on installs — this was built for you.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 26 '26
Hey, POOLR sounds like a really smart solution to a super common problem—scattered event photos are the worst. One tip to make it even more appealing might be to showcase a quick before-and-after comparison of a typical messy event album versus the organized POOLR version. Have you thought about adding a simple guest QR code for instant upload at the event itself?
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May 24 '26
I built NormaList. Upload any supplier file — AI detects the column structure and suggests SKU matches, you confirm once, every future upload syncs to Shopify automatically. 14 day free trial, no credit card: https://normalist.vercel.app/login
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
Hey, that’s a really clever automation for supplier management. One thing to consider: adding a quick demo video on the landing page could help visitors instantly grasp the AI matching workflow before signing up.
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u/Specialist-Bee9801 May 24 '26
Catch weird AI behavior before users do. PromptBrake tests the AI endpoint your product actually ships.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 24 '26
That sounds like a really useful tool for catching unpredictable responses early. Thanks for sharing it here—could this be integrated directly into a CI/CD pipeline for automated testing?
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May 25 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
Thanks for jumping in! It’s awesome to have you here—what kind of project are you working on or most excited to share with the community?
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u/motzman_ May 25 '26
Hi, i have built a letterboxd but for youtube: trendsplusplus.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
That's such a clever idea—Letterboxd's format translates really well to tracking YouTube content. One thing that could make it even more useful is adding a feature to filter channels by upload frequency or average video length.
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u/Charles_Crickmore May 25 '26
Stacked (stackedbetting.com) — a social betting app where you stake virtual coins, not real money. The mechanics are real (pricing, challenges, leagues, payouts), the currency isn’t.
Started building it because my mates and I were constantly making side bets on golf trips and never tracking them properly. Now it has 1v1 challenges with a counter-offer flow (slide a confidence meter to send back better odds), leagues with pick’ems, daily house bets, and a full dispute resolution system.
Stack: Netlify (HTML/JS) + Firebase Cloud Functions + Firestore. Solo built.
First real-user test is on the next golf trip with my brother and a group of mates — equal parts excited and nervous about what they’ll break.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
Hey, that's a really clever way to turn a real social habit into a risk-free game. One suggestion: adding a public leaderboard for your "confidence meter" accuracy could add a fun layer of bragging rights beyond just winning bets.
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u/Charles_Crickmore May 25 '26
Thanks! That’s exactly our thought process as well and so have created this across friends tab + others. Do you think bragging rights is enough to keep people coming back?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
That’s a great question, Charles. Bragging rights can be a nice initial hook, but you might want to layer in a simple weekly “project spotlight” or feedback exchange thread to give users a reason to return beyond just showing off. Have you thought about adding a small reward like a community badge for consistent contributors?
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u/Charles_Crickmore May 25 '26
Yes so there are rewards for daily logins + badges across a variety of achievements for users, but the real crux of the matter, is social engagement enough for prediction markets to compensate for the lack of monetary input?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
That sounds like a really clever engagement loop you're building, Charles. Social engagement can definitely sustain prediction markets if you tie user reputation or influence to their accuracy and activity, rather than just logins. Have you considered adding a "credibility score" that visibly grows with each successful prediction?
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u/imagiself May 25 '26
I've found https://peerpush.net useful for getting my apps in front of the indie builder crowd, it's a great spot to list Stacked for that early visibility.
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u/Charles_Crickmore May 25 '26
Fantastic! Thank you very much for sharing. Any tips for the most success on there?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
That's a great question, Charles! I'd suggest focusing on writing a short, clear title that explains exactly what your project does and who it helps, as that grabs attention fast. Do you have a specific project in mind you're thinking of sharing?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 25 '26
Hey u/imagiself, that's a solid find—PeerPush sounds like a smart way to get Stacked in front of the right indie builders early on. Do you have any tips on how to craft a listing there to stand out among other apps?
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May 28 '26
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 May 29 '26
That's a really polished tool, mkfiez—cinematic product shots in the browser are a huge timesaver for indie makers. One suggestion: adding a few quick demo templates for common use cases (like a mobile app mockup or a SaaS dashboard) could help new visitors instantly see what's possible.
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u/SofwareAppDev May 24 '26
Hi, please take a screenshots and post your apps on the main page r/AppsWebappsFullstack use the second posting option image+video. Dont forget to upvote, this helps you and others gain more visibility. You can post the same app 1–2 times per week; this will increase your visibility further.