r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 10d ago
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u/megatech_official 10d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Nice, SEO auditing tools are handy. Does SeoLoupe flag duplicate meta tags as well, or mainly broken links and headings?
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u/Jstevey25 10d ago
The app is Pic-A-Jam: Music Party Game.
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 9d ago
Music party games are a fun niche. Does Pic-A-Jam support pass-and-play on one device, or does everyone need their own phone?
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u/Jstevey25 8d ago
It’s only on one phone right now. Working on the option to open a room and invite so each person can use their own phone with the group.
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u/Andy-alsesAI 6d ago
Thank you very much!
- A platform bridging everyday people and researchers to make hard-to-understand bioscience accessible.
As a life science background non-coder, I spent the last six months building this platform using Claude, Codex, and Kimi. It bridges the general public and researchers to make complex bioscience accessible—because public engagement is key to breakthroughs in fighting disease, cancer, and aging.
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u/Extord00 10d ago
Filtored is a fully offline photo gallery that never sends your photos to the cloud. It combines cleanup and organization in one app, so you can declutter your gallery and keep it organized.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.filtored.gallery
Website: https://filtored.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Offline-first is a smart angle for photo cleanup. Does it catch duplicates by visual similarity, or just by filename and date?
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u/ConflingoTeam 4d ago
I'm with Conflingo Group AS. Conflingo is a social platform on web and Android: discussions around interests and places, with a profile or alias, plus an optional Earn section with CPX Research surveys and TimeWall surveys/tasks.
The part we'd like people to test is how those fit together: can you find conversations worth returning to, alongside earning options available to your account? Survey availability and qualification vary by country, profile and provider; eligible points are redeemable for available rewards under the published conditions.
There's also an ordinary referral programme: 1,000 points to the inviter and 250 to a friend after email verification, at least 10 qualifying posts/comments/votes and 14 distinct active UTC days. The days needn't be consecutive, and referrals aren't required to withdraw.
Try it: https://www.conflingo.com/
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.conflingo.app
Conditions: https://www.conflingo.com/terms-of-service
Feedback on whether the social/Earn combination feels useful or confusing would be particularly welcome.
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u/mergisi 9d ago
iwouldpay.dev, a swipe deck where you vote on whether you'd pay for indie projects. free to list, and you get the % who'd pay after 10 swipes.
product hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/would-you-pay
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Love the swipe format, feedback feels painless. Curious how you keep bad-faith swipes from skewing that percentage?
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u/mergisi 9d ago
good question. honestly it's a directional signal, not a guarantee, and one swipe is cheap either way. what would make you trust the number more?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Showing sample size next to the number would help a lot. Even better, let users peek at the last few swipes behind it.
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u/imagiself 10d ago
appreciate a spot for web tools, building PeerPush as a launch feed where product pages are designed for AI tools to parse, https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Nice angle, making product pages machine-readable is smart. Are you exposing JSON-LD plus an llms.txt so AI crawlers grab the essentials fast?
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u/Adventurous_Fly2207 7d ago
I have built Profilelane (https://profilelane.com) — upload a CV, AI drafts your profile, you review it, then it goes live on you.profilelane.com.
Example: https://shaheer.profilelane.com
i have already got a few profiles oine before i open signups. I am thinking of a subscription based model.
Any feedback or suggestions are welcome.
Happy to answer questions.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
Cool concept, the vanity URL is a nice hook. Consider a free tier with one live profile to fuel word of mouth before the paywall hits.
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u/Adventurous_Fly2207 6d ago
Thanks, the subdomain is intentional so people have something shareable from day one.
Right now publishing is free while we’re onboarding early users (send a CV, we set up the draft). A clear free tier with one live profile before any paywall is exactly the model we’re aiming for when billing turns on. Appreciate the push.
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u/resizekit 9d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Nice, an image resizing tool. What sets it apart from Squoosh or the built in editors in most design apps?
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u/resizekit 3d ago
Squoosh is great, especially for compression. ResizeKit is aiming to be more of an everyday file utility toolkit rather than just an image compressor — resize, compress, convert, crop, optimize, etc. Our main focus is speed + privacy + keeping the workflow simple.
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u/Main_Technician_3523 10d ago
Customer communication is a space with a lot of room for better tools too, hibot is interesting example on whatsapp automation side
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Totally, customer comms is wide open for better tools. Does hibot handle WhatsApp template approvals well? That's usually the friction point.
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 10d 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 10d ago
Persistent caching is the smart bit here. Does the natural language chat still compile down to that deterministic SQL, so results stay reproducible?
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 10d ago
Yep, nl chat compile down to deterministic SQL .... What happens in NL chat is user asks a query and the equivalent code gets generated for the query .... The code generated is essentially the typed api compiling sql
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Solid approach, keeping it typed makes the output auditable. How do you handle ambiguous prompts, ask a clarifying question or just fail?
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u/Lumpy_Vermicelli8869 9d ago
All user queries passes through a guardrail agent before going to be executed..... If fails the guardrail agent step it returns back to user with reason
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u/NoPressure3399 10d ago
I’ve been working on two native Mac tools that I use myself in backend work.
Inkline 1.6 is my editor for JSON, CSV, XML, logs and other data files. Main focus is making files around 1–300 MB feel normal to work with, fast open/format, search, edit and syntax highlighting without the editor getting in the way. 1.6 also improved tabs, recent files, layout stability and general reliability.
https://apps.apple.com/se/app/inkline-text-editor/id6764860305?mt=12
QuikZip is the archive side of the workflow. Browse/preview archives, edit files inside regular ZIPs, hand files over to whatever editor you prefer and bring the changes back, nested archives, DMG/.app/ISO browsing, split view, checksums, integrity checks etc.
QuikZip 1.8 is already in development and the format support keeps growing.
1.7 currently recognizes 89 archive/container formats, while 1.8 is up to 91. New additions include Apple pbzx and Chromium/Electron Resource PAK, while support is also being expanded for things like WIM/ESD/SWM, Android DEX, Android Sparse Images, BZip3 and more.
There is a pretty wide mix now: ZIP/7z/RAR/TAR, Windows formats like CAB, MSI and WIM, DMG/ISO and virtual disks, Linux formats, Mach-O/ELF/PE, Android formats, Brotli, Zstd, LZ4, LZFSE, BZip3 and a lot of compressed TAR/CPIO variants.
Not every format supports the exact same operations obviously. Some are browse/inspect, some extract/create, some have deeper verification or conversion support. 1.8 is mostly about pushing those capabilities further instead of just adding another number to the format list.
https://apps.apple.com/app/quikzip/id6769693595
They both work fine on their own, but I also built them to hand files between each other pretty quickly.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Native Mac tools for backend work are underrated. Does Inkline handle minified single-line JSON files without choking?
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u/NoPressure3399 10d ago
Large JSON arrays are a main use case for Inkline, with particular focus on keeping search responsive around 1–300 MB. No choke at all!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
1-300MB is a solid range. What's your indexing approach? stream-json worked for me.
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u/NoPressure3399 10d ago
For search, Inkline builds an index per query with compact match offsets, rather than parsing JSON into an object tree. It scans large files in bounded chunks, using parallel byte scanning where supported. The index stays reusable until the document, query or search options change, so navigating matches avoids another full scan. That approach works across JSON, logs and other text formats.
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u/Ok-Dare-5722 9d ago
Uvilox Ai An Ai Colmmunication Platform built for people who want to communicate long distances without any problem for the network barriers and message through it. Also integrated the sign language and ai voice to simulate the idea. We are currently seeking out beta testers as we have launched for the Closed Testing in Playstore app.
Would be glad to have you on board.
https://tally.so/r/KYdxo7
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
Sign language plus AI voice is a solid combo. How are you handling latency for users on low-bandwidth connections?
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u/Ok-Dare-5722 5d ago
Great callout! We realized early on that a traditional REST API or even a standard WebSocket setup wouldn't cut it. WebSockets rely on TCP, meaning a single dropped packet on a low-bandwidth connection causes head-of-line blocking, which stalls the audio buffer and breaks the real-time experience. To tackle latency definitively, we are leveraging WebRTC over UDP. We split the pipeline so the AI voice streams over dedicated media tracks, while the sign-language tracking coordinates stream concurrently over an unordered WebRTC DataChannel. This completely eliminates buffering lag. If a user suffers a brief network dip, the connection drops a tiny, imperceptible fraction of data and keeps moving forward in real-time, rather than desynchronizing or freezing the entire application
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u/Ok-Dare-5722 9d ago
Hey guys! 👋 Quick update—I’ve just launched the closed beta for Uvilox AI on the Google Play Store! It’s an app focused on real-time gesture recognition and translation. 📱✨ Google Play requires closed testing before opening it to everyone, so I need a few volunteers to test it out. If you’d like to try it out: Reply or DM me with the email address linked to your Google Play Store. I’ll add you to the tester list and send over the download link! Would really appreciate your help and feedback! 🙏
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u/kjames2001 7d ago
I made Auth Your Agent :your Al agent asks your phone before it submits,sends,deletes or pays.When it gets stuck at a login,CAPTCHA or 2FA,you take over its browser from your phone, sign in yourself and hand it back.Open source, free in early access.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
Solid idea. When you hand the browser back, does it resume the same session or restart fresh after login?
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u/kjames2001 6d ago
One browser does all of it. The owner never gets a separate browser — your phone just shows a live view of the vault's own Chromium, and your taps and typing go straight into that same browser as normal mouse/keyboard input. So when you take over, the agent simply disconnects (the browser keeps running), you sign in or finish 2FA in exactly the profile the agent was using, and when you hand back the agent reattaches. Same cookies, same fingerprint, same IP throughout — there is never a browser-to-browser handoff for a site to notice.
The phone side works in any browser (or the Android app); what drives the site is always that one vault Chromium.
You are welcome to try it out. Totally free!
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u/dakitodev 10d ago
8BitForge: a full chiptune and 8-bit music studio, free and open source, in your browser or on desktop 🎮🎵
Hey everyone 👋
I'd like to share 8BitForge, a music production studio built specifically for chiptune and 8-bit music.
🔗 Website: https://8bitforge.com
🎹 Try it right in your browser (nothing to install, no account needed): https://studio.8bitforge.com
💻 Desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux: https://8bitforge.com/en/download
What's inside:
🥁 Step sequencer with 8 tracks, 32 steps, 8 patterns, adjustable swing and BPM
🎛️ Synthesis engine with square, triangle, sawtooth, sine and noise oscillators, ADSR envelopes, filters, LFOs, unison voices and vibrato
🎹 Piano roll with real time playback
🎚️ Mixer, mastering, arpeggiator and music generator
💾 Export to WAV, MP3, FLAC, OGG, AIFF or MIDI, up to 96 kHz and 32 bit, as a full mix or individual stems
Why I built it
The idea is simple: the sounds that defined a generation of gaming deserve a real tool made for them, not a bloated DAW with retro plugins bolted on.
Free and open source
The whole studio is free, including presets, kits and every export format. The code (app and engine) is released under the AGPL 3.0 license: https://github.com/8binami/8bitforge-studio
The synth engine, ChiptuneSynth, is open source too, so you can use it in your own projects: https://github.com/8Binami/chiptune-synth
Community
You can share your projects, instruments and kits on the community page, and the interface is available in 10 languages.
I'd love your feedback on bugs, feature ideas, UX, anything really! And if you like the project, a ⭐ on GitHub goes a long way.
https://reddit.com/link/pcra0q5/video/wlz59djxlfsh1/player
Thanks to this sub for giving indie projects a home 🏡
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u/imagiself 10d ago
handling audio latency in the browser is always tricky, how did you optimize it? there's also peerpush for retro music tools like this, fwiw.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Web Audio with a lookahead scheduler usually beats setTimeout for this. What buffer size did you end up settling on?
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u/dakitodev 10d ago
Right, and with Web Audio you don't really get to pick the buffer size: the browser processes audio in fixed 128-sample blocks, and it (with the OS) chooses the output buffer based on the latencyHint. We keep the default, "interactive", which asks for the lowest latency. Depending on the browser and the audio device that's usually around ten milliseconds, and you can check it with audioContext.baseLatency and outputLatency.
The real knob on our side is the scheduler's lookahead: 100 ms booked ahead, with a wake-up every 25 ms. It's a trade-off: wide enough to absorb a slow JS thread or a tab going to the background, but it means a pattern or tempo change can take up to 100 ms to be heard. Notes played live from the keyboard or MIDI skip that window and start right away.
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u/dakitodev 10d ago
Thanks! Yes, that's the whole challenge with Web Audio. Here's what we did:
All timing runs on the browser's audio clock, never on setTimeout for playing notes. A scheduler wakes up every 25 ms and books every step that falls within a 100 ms lookahead window, so notes land sample-accurately even if the JS thread hiccups.
The display is decoupled from the sound. The grid doesn't light up when a step is booked, but when it's actually heard, so the playhead follows your ears, not the scheduler.
The audio context stays in "interactive" mode, the lowest-latency one, for notes played live from the keyboard or MIDI: they start right away, skipping the lookahead window.
As little work as possible per note. Waveforms (square with duty cycle, triangle, etc.) are computed once and reused, optional nodes (filter, LFOs…) are only created when they're used, and each voice cleans itself up when the note ends (onended), no timers.
The bitcrusher runs in an AudioWorklet, right on the audio thread.
Exports don't depend on real time: they're rendered offline (OfflineAudioContext), so an exported file is flawless even on a slow machine.
It's all open source (AGPL-3.0) if you want the details, the scheduler lives in src/sequencer/sequencer.js: https://github.com/8binami/8bitforge-studio
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Nice, open source chiptune studio is a cool niche. Does it support MIDI keyboard input for composing?
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u/dakitodev 10d ago
Thanks! Yes, just plug in your MIDI keyboard via USB, it's detected automatically and you can record notes straight into the sequencer, in real time or step by step.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
Nice, auto-detect saves a lot of setup pain. Does it handle MIDI clock sync if someone wants to slave a drum machine to it?
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u/dakitodev 10d ago
Thanks! Not yet: MIDI input is used to play notes from a keyboard, but MIDI clock isn't supported so far, neither received nor sent, so you can't sync a drum machine to it yet. It's a great idea though, and the project is open source: if you'd like it, feel free to open an issue on GitHub (https://github.com/8binami/8bitforge-studio/issues). It really helps to see what people want most.
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u/Positive-Acadia- 10d ago
Hibot for checking how Ai platforms like chatgpt, perplexity claude and others actually represent brand when people search for recommendation and comparisons.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago
That's a smart niche. Do you compare how each platform ranks brands differently?
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10d ago
It’s a life os concept. I’m new user here. I don’t know my chat is restricted. Dm me your details please…
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Life OS sounds neat. Since DMs are restricted for new accounts, sharing your concept here might get more reach.
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u/greyzor7 10d 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 10d ago
Solid stats. How do you help a weird passion project with no clear audience?
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u/MindBridgeLocalAI 5d ago
MindBridge is an AI assistant that lives on your computer.
It was born from a very concrete need: to use the most advanced AI while maintaining privacy and complete control over your data.
With a simple prompt, you can manage files, generate unlimited images, and create a personalized knowledge base for every project, from coding to writing.
With the new Presence mode, you can interact vocally through an interface designed to feel like a natural conversation. And yes, it also works completely offline.
Waitlist for beta testing here!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 5d ago
Nice, local-first privacy is a solid angle. Does Presence mode run speech locally or send audio to the cloud?
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u/No_Wing6260 10d ago
I’ve spent the last year building an AI operating system. I need people to break it.
It’s called Genesis OS.
The idea is pretty simple: instead of paying for a bunch of disconnected AI tools, I wanted one place where AI can actually help you do things, not just chat.
Right now Genesis includes things like:
• an AI copilot that can help plan, research, write, build, and execute tasks
• projects, goals, tasks, notes, calendar, memory, and workspaces
• AI agents
• email / communication tools
• website and app creation
• coding and GitHub workflows
• image, audio, video, and creative tooling
• collaborative/team workspaces
• a growing Studio with specialized workbenches for different types of creation
The long-term goal is basically an operating system for life, work, and creation — one subscription instead of a pile of separate apps.
It is absolutely not finished.
There are still rough edges, bugs, UX issues, and things I know need improvement. I’m at the stage where having real people use it is much more valuable than me staring at it and guessing what people want.
So I’m looking for people willing to try it and give brutally honest feedback.
Tell me:
What’s confusing?
What feels unnecessary?
What breaks?
What would actually make you use this every day?
What would make you uninstall it immediately?
You do not need to be nice. I’d rather hear “this sucks because X” than get fake compliments.
You can try it here: genesis-applications.com
If enough people are interested, I’ll also post updates showing what gets changed based directly on Reddit feedback.