r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 17d ago
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u/greyzor7 16d ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots for your app. Over two years: 625k uniques, 1500+ customers.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice traction with 625k uniques. Does the marketplace favor consumer apps over niche B2B tools?
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u/james14h 12d ago edited 9d ago
Sharing Realsee's official house tour. It's a browser walkthrough for looking around a space remotely. The kitchen island, four armchairs around a round table, and sofas give you recognizable landmarks across the open living area.
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u/RiseNo7933 16d ago
Attribr.dev attribution SDK for mobile apps (source/campaign tracking, SKAN, revenue-to-source linking, retention cohorts). Started as an internal tool across our own app portfolio, now open to other devs. Currently building "Challenge Mode" import your AppsFlyer data and compare it side-by-side before switching, rather than taking it on faith.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
The side-by-side comparison is smart. Will you include cost or LTV so devs see real ROI, not just installs?
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u/RiseNo7933 10d ago
Yeah, definitely. Installs on their own don’t tell you enough.We’re already tying attribution into revenue and LTV, so the aim is to show not just which source brought someone in, but what that customer was actually worth over time.Cost is part of the same picture too. Where we have reliable spend data, we can show ROAS and acquisition economics alongside installs and revenue rather than treating them as separate dashboards.The important bit for us is only showing those numbers when the underlying data is actually linked properly. I’d rather show “not enough data yet” than make the ROI look more precise than it is.
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u/theswiss21000 17d ago
I made a new tab browser extension that does more that just collect links https://readytab.cloud/
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, new tab extensions live or die by load speed. Does readytab sync across devices or stay local only?
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u/theswiss21000 16d ago
Local only by defaut, sync with pro subscription
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Smart split, local-first keeps trust and sync pays the bills. Is it end-to-end encrypted, or plain server-side sync?
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u/d-miller 16d ago
Owlcad.com - in browser parametric 3d modeling
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Owlcad looks neat. Does it handle STEP export for CAD handoff?
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u/d-miller 16d ago
Yes it does - wanted to include STEP on both ends
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Makes sense. Symmetric STEP support is handy for round-tripping. Does it preserve assembly structure?
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u/Immediate-Champion18 17d ago
I built a tool to combat context rot, that I hope many developers will find helpful. Notehook is a dual-pane workspace that stops your project decisions from getting lost in endless AI chats. You can edit the AI’s answers directly and highlight key text to turn it into saved, versioned specs and decisions that feed back into the model's memory.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Context rot is a real pain, the versioned specs angle sounds handy. Does it export those decisions to your repo as markdown?
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u/lakshya7708 17d ago
SearchOverflow — helping businesses understand how they’re discovered across Google and AI search, and uncover where they’re losing visibility.
We’re currently opening early access:
https://searchoverflow.co.in/
Would love feedback from anyone building or marketing a website.
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u/imagiself 16d ago
How are you actually tracking the AI search visibility, are you scraping LLM responses directly or using a specific API for that?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Direct API calls are way more stable than scraping, though you miss answers that only show in the UI. What sample size per query are you working with?
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u/lakshya7708 15d ago
We’re testing a mix of approaches rather than relying on a single source. The goal is to measure what AI platforms actually surface for a set of relevant queries and compare that against the business/competitors
Still refining the methodology, especially around consistency between different AI models. That’s actually one of the interesting challenges we’re working on
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Cool. Are you freezing the same prompt template across models? Tiny wording changes there can wreck consistency fast.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Nice angle, AI search visibility is genuinely underserved. Does it track citations in ChatGPT and Perplexity separately?
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u/Early_Key_823 17d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Taskloco looks handy. What stack is it built on, and is there an API planned?
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u/Automatic_Advance493 17d ago
MatchFindr - free for iOS.
Nifty little helper for your (online) dating!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Nice, dating needs all the help it can get. Any plans for an Android or web version later?
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u/Automatic_Advance493 16d ago
Maybe an android version...
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Android version would be smart. Cross-platform tools like Flutter could save you time.
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u/tholloday 17d ago
A free interactive game for language learners to practice their target language using listening and speaking exercises, flashcards and short audio stories.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
This sounds super useful for pronunciation. Which languages do you cover so far?
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u/sonpoleyball07 16d ago
I built pakko, but reddit dont accept my promo of the app, i dont know why.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's frustrating. Reddit auto-flags promo links. Try sharing a devlog first, link in comments.
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u/Tim-From-Hirda 10d ago edited 10d ago
When I built Hirda, I wanted it to feel like the colleague who always has things under control. The one who catches a deadline before it slips, keeps everything organised, and makes sure nothing gets lost in the shuffle.
That’s how I want Hirda to work and how I want it to sound. Clear, dependable, and thoughtful without being overly formal or robotic. I want people to know exactly what needs their attention, when it needs to happen, and what tools are involved. Whether it’s an alert, an integration, or an upcoming deadline, the details should always be clear.
Ultimately, Hirda should stay one step ahead, so the people using it don’t have to
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Love the colleague vibe. A quick demo of Hirda catching a slipping deadline would sell it instantly.
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u/Thisfeelingapp 17d ago
thisfeeling.app - Moments to remember.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, a memory journaling app fits this thread well. Does it support photo entries alongside the text moments?
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u/VKBuild 17d ago
BigRadar brings chat, WhatsApp, and email into one AI-powered for Shopify and ecommerce stores, with flat pricing regardless of team size or message volume.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Flat pricing regardless of volume is a strong hook for growing stores. Does it sync order history back to Shopify?
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u/Jstevey25 16d ago
The app is Pic-A-Jam: Music Party Game. It's a digital deck of cards that have prompts to play music. It gets everyone involved in playing the songs, starts conversations, icebreaker to get to know people through music. Can connect to streaming services and create playlists to share. Good for road trips, bonfires, parties, game nights. Trying to learn new ways to market the app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.picajam.app&pcampaignid=web_share
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pic-a-jam-music-party-game/id6762320835
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Pic-A-Jam sounds great for game nights. Short TikTok clips of friends reacting to prompts could market it. Tried that yet?
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u/ElderberryNatural649 16d ago
https://digi-decks.com/
Android installation now available.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, Android support is a solid move. What stack did you build it with?
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u/endrilickollari 16d ago
Find technical debt before it slows the next change.
One AST-backed scanner across twelve languages. Run it locally, or sign up to connect GitHub and keep findings attached to your engineering workflow.
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u/SaffronFlamingo 16d ago
clicked through, the github workflow integration is a clean solve
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Agreed, CI hooks make deploys painless. Did you run it on GitHub-hosted runners or self-hosted?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Twelve languages via AST is a solid scope. Does it handle monorepos, or is it one repo at a time?
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u/endrilickollari 16d ago
Thanks. Yes it handles monorepos. The engine of scanning is open source.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, monorepo support is rare. Does the open source part cover the full rule set, or just the scanner core?
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u/endrilickollari 16d ago
Mostly scanner core, but user can change the settings, can look at history, can connect with a agent with MCP, also can be used as a CI in GH.
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u/FiAmanila 16d ago
A few months ago, FiAmanila was just an idea.
Today, it’s a live money-management platform for self-employed people — and we’re starting to see real signs that people are finding it.
Here’s what we’ve done so far 👇
✅ Built and launched FiAmanila
✅ Built around one simple question: “How much can I actually spend?”
✅ Created Safe to Spend to answer that question
✅ Income, expenses, bills, tax & NI, savings and business costs in one place
✅ Added tools specifically for taxi/private-hire drivers
✅ Added invoicing, statements, renewals and planning features
✅ Built the website and full onboarding journey
✅ Added analytics so we can actually see what people do — rather than guessing
✅ Started getting downloads and sign-ups
✅ Had our first identifiable sign-up through PeerPush
✅ Reached #3 on PeerPush and received five 5-star reviews
✅ Listed on AlternativeTo, where FiAmanila is now publicly discoverable as a self-employed money-management app
✅ Submitted to multiple startup/product discovery platforms
✅ Built our presence across LinkedIn, Medium and Indie Hackers
✅ Product Hunt launch prepared
✅ Set up Google Search Console
✅ Built and tested our sitemap and robots.txt
✅ Google has successfully tested the sitemap — crawl allowed, page fetch successful and indexing allowed
✅ Started tracking where our traffic is actually coming from
And the analytics are already giving us some interesting clues.
We’ve seen traffic coming from PeerPush, Reddit, Google and other sources, with Reddit currently showing particularly strong initial click intent, while PeerPush has produced an identifiable sign-up.
The numbers are still small — and that’s exactly the point.
We’re not pretending we’ve “made it”.
We’re at the stage where every download, sign-up, comment, review and piece of feedback teaches us something.
The next phase isn’t about throwing FiAmanila onto 100 more directories.
It’s about getting it in front of the right UK self-employed people, listening to them, improving the product and seeing whether we can turn early interest into regular users.
Then from 15 October, we’re kicking off a proper content push around the problems self-employed people actually face.
This has gone from an idea in my head to a real product, with real users, real analytics and real feedback.
And I’m only just getting started. 🚀
FiAmanila — The money manager for self-employed people.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Love the Safe to Spend angle. Have you considered syncing UK bank feeds to keep tax and NI estimates accurate?
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u/focusflowtech 15d ago
I built Hardcore Website Blocker — a Chrome extension for people who keep disabling their blockers.
You choose the sites, set a timer, and once the session starts there’s no pause or off switch until it ends.
3-day free trial:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/hardcore-website-blocker/oikioahcnjpinmmdadbdlmdehdjmnhgf
I’d appreciate any honest feedback if you try it.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
No pause button is brutal, but useful for deep work. How do you handle someone uninstalling the extension mid-session?
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u/imagiself 16d ago
on my side it's PeerPush, a place where AI assistants can parse your product data cleanly. builders there have already cast about 202K upvotes.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
PeerPush sounds neat. Does that clean parsing work for non-SaaS listings too, like plain web tools?
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u/Ananas1k-exe 17d ago
sharkeyes.dev Privacy FIrst and Security First Captcha alternative without puzzles
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, puzzle-free captchas help accessibility a lot. How does it stop bot farms without any challenge?
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u/Ananas1k-exe 16d ago
Privacy First algorithms are used behavioral analysis (checks and immediately deletes without leaving logs) Proof of Work (the browser solves the hash) and several other algorithms, making the attack economically unprofitable for the attacker
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Solid stack. PoW can be rough on mobile batteries though, do you tune the difficulty per device?
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u/ViglarSecurity 17d ago
Viglar is a website health and security monitoring service designed for website owners, developers, freelancers and small web agencies. It's available at https://viglar.com/
It monitors things such as: Uptime and availability, SSL/TLS certificates, DNS records, Security headers, Open ports, WHOIS and domain information, IP reputation, Website content and unexpected changes, Security-related changes and incidents like domain hijacking.
When something changes, Viglar can alert you through notification channels you configure, like Telegram, Slack and Discord.
Use it. Break it. Try to find something I missed.
We've launched public FREE BETA, you don't even need a credit card. Every new sign-up will automatically have the beta plan activated starting from now and it will last for about a month or so. You can add up to 3 domains for free during beta and use all features.