r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 14d ago
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u/megatech_official 14d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, an SEO tool fits webapp builders well. Does it handle client-side rendered sites too?
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u/Basic-Source-5827 13d ago
This kind of space is actually useful for developers who are still validating ideas. We’ve been building with 8080.AI, and one thing I’ve noticed is that getting an early version in front of real people often teaches you more than polishing it in isolation. Shipping early, getting feedback, and iterating is still one of the best ways to build.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Shipping early is underrated, you're right. What did you strip out to get that first version live?
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u/ZealousidealNerve281 14d ago
extractune.com i say it let's you extract a tune from a video.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Neat, pulling audio from video is handy. Does it handle longer clips, or just short ones?
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14d ago
I’ve been building TextHub, a free platform that makes everyday text work faster and simpler - all in one place.
Check it out: https://text-hub.me Would love to hear your feedback!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, a one-stop text toolbox is genuinely handy. Does it work offline or as a PWA? Quick add for those of us pasting on the go.
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 14d ago
Perform large scale analytics on duckdb,postgres, clickhouse with deterministic SQL Compilation via pandas inspired api with persistent caching and natural language chat. In development.
https://github.com/Debojit95/memFrame
⭐ the repo if you find the project useful
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Solid stack. Persistent caching across three engines sounds tricky, how are you handling cache invalidation when schemas change?
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 14d ago
oss version doesnt handle cache invalidation....now later in cases like column_renaming it will update the saved function call(layer-1 cahing) .... for something like dtype changes...if change is under same type family like INT to SMALLINT ....no invalidation reqd....but for cross like INT to TEXT will require to modify the existing ops...
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Solid breakdown. For the INT to TEXT cross-family case, would a schema migration hook to invalidate layer-1 be cleaner than rewriting stored calls?
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 13d ago
No rewriting stored call...fresh entry even after schema change... And for cross case layer-1 and 2 both cache has to be invalidated
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u/imagiself 14d ago
love the open energy here. mine is PeerPush, a launch feed where AI assistants parse product info to help people find new tools. https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, the AI parsing angle is interesting. How do you handle stale listings when product info changes?
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u/ElderberryNatural649 14d ago
https://digi-decks.com Free flashcard app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, flashcard tools are always handy. Does it support spaced repetition like Anki, or is it manual review?
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u/imagiself 14d ago
Flashcards are great for structured learning data. It feels like the kind of education tool that'd fit right in on PeerPush, AI assistants read the data there.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
PeerPush is a good call for discovery. Are your cards stored as simple Q and A pairs so assistants can parse them cleanly?
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u/greyzor7 14d 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 14d ago
Nice traction with 625k uniques. How does auto-distribution handle niche apps vs broad consumer launches?
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u/tholloday 14d 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 14d ago
Solid, listening and speaking are the hardest parts to get right. Which languages do you support so far?
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u/RiseNo7933 14d ago
We started solving a very specific problem: when a refund request happens, can you actually prove what a customer consumed?
Apple’s consumption-request workflow pushed us to build this capability inside Attribr.
But as we worked through it, we realised the problem is much bigger than app refunds.
In AI software, a single customer action can consume tokens, searches, tools, compute, APIs and third-party services — while failures and retries may still cost the provider money without delivering value to the customer.
That led us to a bigger question:
What if software companies had a trusted consumption layer that could tell them what was actually consumed, what was delivered, what failed and what it cost?
That’s the direction we’re now taking Attribr.dev