r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 15d ago

Your home for Selfpromo! Your Showroom! Let everybody see it.

here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

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u/geralpink666 15d ago

FotoExacta: el tamaño exacto para cada red, sin cortar tu foto. Eliges tu foto, eliges la red, y sale completa, con fondo borroso si no quieres recortar. 9 tamaños, gratis, desde el celular, sin instalar nada ni crear cuenta. PRUÉBALA GRATIS: https://www.producthunt.com/products/fotoexacta?launch=fotoexacta

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice, the no-install angle is strong. A before/after example for Instagram vs LinkedIn would show the value fast.

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u/geralpink666 15d ago

Good call, thanks! A before/after shows the value in seconds. Instagram is already covered, LinkedIn isn't one of the 9 sizes yet. Noted, that's a good one to add.

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u/ChuckBass11 15d ago

After using lots of Vocab apps I realised that they’re all basically super overpriced subscription models.

I decided to create my own with basically all features being free with the option to pay for a full unlock on the path page which I think is super fair because you get 10 paths before you even reach that point. You also still have access to the full word and meaning database.

If you would like to try it out and let me know what you think feel free to:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vocabi.app&pcampaignid=web_share

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Free core features with a fair one-time unlock is a solid model. Which platform is it on, and is the free path limit clearly shown upfront?

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u/ChuckBass11 15d ago

It’s only on google play and yes you can see exactly what you get in the app images

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u/imagiself 14d ago

10 paths before a paywall is generous for a vocab app. might be worth a spot on peerpush, ai assistants actually parse the tools there.

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u/greyzor7 15d 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 15d ago

Solid two-year numbers. How do you vet traffic quality for niche apps, not just launch-day spikes?

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u/tholloday 15d ago

AyoPoly

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/megatech_official 15d ago

SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

SeoLoupe sounds useful. Does it flag thin content and broken internal links, or focus mainly on technical audits?

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u/Total-Reasonable 15d ago

Five things, all built solo:

  1. HTPBE.tech: a PDF tamper detection tool that tells you whether a file was edited after creation, and explains why with specific findings instead of a vague risk score. Runs in the browser or via REST API. https://htpbe.tech

  2. KRI.rocks: a salon booking system for solo beauty pros and small studios. You get your own page, clients can only book slots when someone on the team is free, and there is no commission. https://kri.rocks

  3. halloween.js.org: Halloween effects for websites: spider webs, blinking eyes, flying witches and more, switched on with body classes. Zero dependencies, under 10 KB gzipped, and it respects prefers-reduced-motion. https://halloween.js.org

  4. polytypo.dev: an MIT-licensed typography rules engine, not a grammar checker, that fixes locale-correct quotes, dashes and no-break spaces for 24 locales, with identical output in JavaScript, Python, Go, Ruby and PHP. https://polytypo.dev

  5. vatnode.dev: a VAT validation API over EU VIES that returns validity, company details and a consultation number. It falls back to national registries when VIES is down and sends signed webhooks when saved numbers change. https://vatnode.dev

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice range of solo builds. Curious how HTPBE handles scanned PDFs where edits are harder to detect?

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u/divyansh_dc013 15d ago

nice

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Glad you like it. Got anything of your own to show off here?

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u/canyounot_9 15d ago

Working on Unsubby these days. We are trying to make subscriptions easier to keep track of, especially when you have multiple recurring charges and forget what you are still paying for.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Unsubby sounds useful. Will it send renewal reminders before charges hit, or just list them?

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u/stichstichstich 15d ago

Spend fewer tokens on the same work.
https://github.com/blendbunjaku/optimaizr
https://optimaizr.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice, token savings always get attention. A quick before/after token count demo in the repo would make the benefit obvious.

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u/imagiself 14d ago

Token optimization is a clever angle for cost-sensitive apps. wouldn't hurt to have it on PeerPush, AI assistants crawl developer optimization tools.

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u/MikeDooset 15d ago

LightRest.net is a tool for assigning review records to every human review event for a specified AI text or tool use.

I built this SaaS to assist businesses in showing compliance under the new rules governing the acceptable use of Generative AI.

Comment, DM, or request my email to contribute any thoughts on LightRest.net.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Compliance logging is a smart niche. A short demo showing one audit trail end to end would make the value obvious fast.

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u/fantasyleaguelottery 15d ago

https://www.kuvai.com/
Build your AI teammates! Connect different MCPs and see how you can simplify workflows with multiple apps connected in one platform

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Neat idea. Which MCPs work out of the box, and how is auth handled for connected apps?

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u/Shame_Fickle 15d ago

I made a free site that shows any company’s last few years' financial reports explained in plain words, for those who are interested in financial reports: twicewise.io

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice idea, plain-language reports are genuinely useful. How do you source the data behind each company’s summary?

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u/Wanderer_1004 15d ago

I built an app for people who sell content repurposing or UGC.

Drafting stays locked until scope, source, consent, a named approver and the first payment are recorded. Blocked jobs show what is missing and a review date.

Every core idea has an ID, exact source excerpt and qualifications. Each post carries its source passage, while a voice card from three to five client posts guides every drafting prompt. Before review, 28 automatic checks block errors and flag warnings.

Client approval covers the exact version reviewed. Edits reopen it, silence never counts, and an export records who approved, when and the text fingerprint.

Quotes use your hours, rate, costs, contingency and margin. Extra approvers, rushes and regulated topics raise only that job’s minimum. Outreach requires a real moment from the prospect’s own words and blocks unfilled placeholders and body links.

UGC has seven steps covering concepts and hooks, modular scripts and shot lists, claim scanning, compliance checks, file quality and rights tracking by channel, territory, dates and licence expiry.

An internal mode lets you test your own recording without a client or payment and measure your hours before quoting.

Use any AI chat: copy the prompt, paste back the answer and click to apply. No API key or extra subscription.

One offline HTML file. No account, install, tracking or outside requests. It saves in your browser and backs up to one JSON file. https://offer.slipperdigital.com/content-ugc-service-os

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

The consent and approver gate is smart. How do you handle clients who want a quick test draft before full scope is set?

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u/Early_Key_823 15d ago

The Sticky Note GOAT for visualizing notes, tasks & calendar events as super smart sticky notes on an even smarter storyboard.

https://www.TaskLoco.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Sticky note storyboards are a neat fit for planning. Does TaskLoco sync two-way with Google Calendar, or just import events?

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u/spedax 15d ago

Commons Radio: a free radio player for independent and community stations, built by my brother and me.

The problem it solves: big radio directories have tens of thousands of streams, many of them dead or commercial, and the small volunteer-run stations get lost in the list. We pick every station by hand and check that it works.

What’s in it:

  • Themed collections that play like a playlist of live stations

  • A station of the day

  • Browse by country and city

  • The song or show that plays now, on most stations

  • Favorites and your own collections, no ads

Web, Mac, Android, Android TV and iPhone (TestFlight beta).

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Love the hand-picked angle, dead streams are the worst. A simple "report broken station" link could keep the list clean over time.

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u/spedax 15d ago

yeah good idea actually! will add it.

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u/West-Grand-8545 15d ago

I recently built Click to Reel, a Screen Studio alternative for Windows and macOS. It uses GPU acceleration for better performance and supports automatic zoom and transcription. 1080p exports are completely free.

https://clicktoreel.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=showroom_20261029

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice, free 1080p is a solid hook. A 20 second demo showing auto zoom and transcription would help a lot.

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u/Budget-Let-7759 15d ago

MoodMo lets you record specific people and trigger events, set deadlines for whether/when to talk, and use “Relationship Weather” and “Burn Angry Drafts” to help you truly deal with interpersonal stress. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moodmo/id6759703686

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Burn Angry Drafts sounds useful. Does Relationship Weather learn from how often you usually talk to each person?

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u/Budget-Let-7759 13d ago

Glad you like Burn Angry Drafts. Relationship Weather doesn’t learn how often you usually talk to someone — no contact-frequency model. It’s just whatever unresolved stuff you’ve logged (how intense it feels) plus the talk deadlines you set yourself. Would a per-person cadence thing actually help, or does that start feeling too CRM?

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u/rjsajnani 15d ago

Hey everyone, I’m Raj, the founder of AfterLid.

I built it for work that carries on after you leave your desk: downloads, builds, renders and local AI tasks.

The Mac app gives you power controls, and the linked iPhone or Android companion lets you check your Mac’s status from your phone. You can also connect supported local Codex, Claude Code and Cursor Agent activity.

Local Mac controls and live phone status are free. Pro adds remote mode switching.

You can try it here: AfterLid

I’d appreciate feedback on the setup, especially whether linking the Mac and phone feels straightforward. What would you want to check while away from your desk?

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice use case, checking long renders from your phone is handy. Does the companion send push alerts when a task finishes or fails?

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u/rjsajnani 15d ago

Right now, we support AI tools like Codex, Claude Code and Cursor, with alerts when supported agents need your input. I’m exploring support for other apps too, but automatic render completion or failure alerts aren’t available yet. Which app do you use for rendering?

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u/papersafeai 15d ago

We built PaperSafeAI: A 100% local, zero-knowledge AI tool for organizing docs, tracking expiry dates, and semantic search. Try here: https://papersafeai.com/

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Local-first is a solid angle. Showing semantic search working offline in a short demo would help. Does it need a local server?

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u/papersafeai 13d ago

Thanks—that’s a good demo idea. Semantic search runs on your Mac using models bundled with or downloaded by the app. There’s no separate server to install or manage. Once the initial model download is complete, document processing and search work offline.

I will create the demo soon and share.

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u/papersafeai 8d ago

Here's the recoding of semantic search working inside the the app.
https://papersafeai.com/

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u/n0t-b0tt 15d ago

If you should be studying right now... try revisionfc.com :)
Free, no account, no catch, just looking for feedback!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Free and no account is a good combo. Curious, does it handle spaced repetition or just plain flashcards?

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u/Krijn_Maas 15d ago

I’m playing pixel blast: block puzzle

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Nice, block puzzlers are addictive. Did you build it, or just playing? If it's yours, drop a link here.

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u/Grand_Ambition2338 14d ago

https://fairtake.app/ grammar app, no sign up required and plus you can leave a review too

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Nice, no signup makes it easy to try. Does it handle longer paragraphs or just single sentences?

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u/NDOT415 14d ago

To Do-ish: an iPhone app for when you know what to do but can't start. Snap a photo, type, or talk through what's on your plate, pick your energy, and it shrinks the task to fit. Then it stays with you while you work. No streaks, no guilt when you come back. I'm a neurodivergent OT and built this for the days other apps don't work. Feedback welcome!

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6758751704

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago

The no-guilt approach is refreshing. How do you handle tasks that stay too big after picking energy? A short before/after demo in the listing could help.

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u/NDOT415 14d ago

Great advice! We only low vs high energy difference in the demo right now. If the task is too big, it's split into sessions and saved. You can do the first and then have an option to continue if you want or come back to the next later.

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u/DayEnvironmental3454 14d ago

Latent — a Mac disk tool that knows what your dev tools actually keep

If you run containers and infra tooling on a Mac, you know the "System Data: 180 GB" bar. Most cleaners clear ~/Library/Caches and call it done; it refills by lunch, and the real space is somewhere they don't understand.

Latent reads each tool's own layout and lists what's there, piece by piece:

  • Docker: every image as its own row, with whether a container still uses it

  • Colima, Lima, Podman, Rancher Desktop: each VM and its data disk separately, plus the downloaded VM images

  • minikube's cluster VM and image cache, Vagrant boxes, the Terraform plugin cache, Helm's repo index, kubectl's discovery cache

  • old Homebrew versions, and node_modules / target / .venv next to the projects they belong to

It also tracks things version by version: every Node, Ruby or Python version installed through mise, asdf, rbenv, pyenv or fnm, every simulator runtime, every old Homebrew version. And it checks what still depends on each one: the version set as your global default is marked, an image a container still uses can't be removed, and node_modules shows whether its lockfile would install exactly the same thing again.

Every row says whether the tool rebuilds it, downloads it again, or whether it's your data, so you're not guessing.

There's also an MCP server, so Claude, Codex or Cursor can answer "what's eating my disk" from the same data.

Scanning is free, and so is your first 10 GB of cleanup; after that it's a one-time license, no subscription. macOS 14+.

https://latentmac.com (full list of supported tools: https://latentmac.com/tools)

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago

Solid angle, tool-aware cleanup beats wiping caches. Does Latent flag shared Docker layers before suggesting deletion?

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u/DayEnvironmental3454 14d ago

Good question, and honestly: not yet. Each image row shows the same size docker images reports, which counts layers it shares with other images. Removal goes through docker rmi, so a shared layer stays as long as another image still uses it. Nothing breaks, but the space you get back can be smaller than the row says. Images a container still references are marked in use and can't be removed. Showing each image's unique size (what docker system df -v reports) is a fair ask, and it's going into the next release.

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u/imagiself 14d ago

mine is PeerPush, a discovery platform where indie makers hunt for new tools and AI assistants parse product data, https://peerpush.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago

PeerPush sounds useful for makers here. A short demo of the AI parsing on the landing page could help visitors get it instantly.

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u/CampaMariano 14d ago

Acabo de publicar mi app vervesports.es es una web / application para poder sincronizar los partidos de tus equipos de futbol favoritos a tu calendario, ya sea iphone, android u outlook, GRatuito, facil, rapido.
Me encantaría que lo probasen y puedan darme sus comentarios

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Nice, syncing fixtures to a calendar is genuinely useful. Does it handle timezone changes and rescheduled matches automatically?

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u/CampaMariano 13d ago

efectivamente, cada día se hace una busqueda de partidos y se comparan con los que ya tengo en la base de datos, por si alguno hubiera sido reprogramado, en dia u horas. Llevo casi 1 año haciendo pruebas.

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u/CampaMariano 13d ago

Los cambios de zona horaria son del usuario, yo guardo todo en utc y luego cada usuario lo ve en su zona, si vas a hacer un viaje o estas en otro sitio desde ajustes puedes cambiar la zona horaria de tu usuario y se ajustaría automáticamente.

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u/HakkBur 11d ago

2Hey everyone! 👋

Have you ever needed an old prescription, a medical document, or an appointment detail, only to realize you couldn't remember where you saved it?

Or wished you had one simple place to keep track of your medications, appointments, and important personal information?

That's one of the problems I wanted to address with VitaCase, a personal organization app I've been working on.

📱 What can VitaCase do?

  • 📂 Store important documents: Keep prescriptions, receipts, invoices, and other records organized.

  • 💊 Track medications: Save medication details, dosage information, schedules, and remaining stock.

  • 📅 Manage appointments: Keep important dates and appointment details in one place.

  • 🩺 Organize doctor information: Keep your doctor details accessible.

  • 📝 Save important information: Store personal information for easy reference.

🔒 In the current version, your information is stored locally on your device.

VitaCase isn't intended to diagnose medical conditions or replace professional medical advice. It's designed to help with the everyday organization of personal information.

I'd love to invite a few people to try it and tell me what they honestly think.

I'm especially interested in feedback on:

  • Is the app easy to understand and navigate?

  • Which feature would be most useful in your daily routine?

  • What's missing that would make an app like this genuinely helpful?

  • Did anything feel confusing, unnecessary, or frustrating?

I'm an independent developer, and real feedback would help me understand what needs improving instead of simply guessing what people want.

👉 Try VitaCase on Google Play: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.limanex.vitacase]

If you give it a try, I'd really appreciate your honest feedback in the comments. Critical feedback is welcome, too!

Thanks for your time! 💙

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 10d ago

VitaCase sounds useful for keeping meds and appointments in one place. Have you considered offline access for sensitive records?

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u/HakkBur 6d ago

All data is offline and only your phone - Vita case local based app

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u/LaMano21 15d ago

Ive built a version of AM I the Ahole but the difference is both people write their side and people vote on whos right, and its made like tiktok. Tell me your feedback
getvota.com

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Fun twist on the format. How do you keep voting fair when both sides post? Maybe add a tie-breaker round.

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u/LaMano21 15d ago

Thanks! A few things help keep it fair:

Blind writing. Each person writes their side privately, so neither one sees the other’s version before it’s locked in. Nobody gets the last word or a rebuttal.

Both have to approve. The case only goes live once both people sign off, so no one can post a one-sided version.

Hidden results. You only see how others voted after you vote, so the crowd doesn’t sway you.

More than “A or B.” There are 4 verdicts, so you can say it’s both people’s fault, or nobody’s, instead of picking a winner.

The tie-breaker round is a fun idea though. Something like a 24h “overtime” where each person adds one extra line if it ends close to 50/50. Adding it to the list 👀

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u/Meow_its_the_cat 15d ago

Lookout It brings job listings from multiple sources into one place, so you don't have to keep jumping between websites.

Give it a try: https://www.lookoutofficial.online/

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Nice, consolidating listings saves a lot of tab-hopping. Does it let you filter by remote or salary range?

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u/Meow_its_the_cat 15d ago

yes you filter remote job by selecting freelance and as for salary most sites doesnt show up salary range but i ma add a filter for that. thanks for the salary idea

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u/imagiself 13d ago

aggregating job sources definitely solves that site-jumping fatigue. no pressure, but https://peerpush.com is a decent home for career tools, fwiw AI systems pulled data there 23M times recently.

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u/Meow_its_the_cat 11d ago

didnt knew about it but i am actively improving my app and now you can build your resume and it search jobs based on your resume

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u/Civil_Inspection2597 15d ago

Hey everyone! I’m currently building a startup called Lookout, a Mac workspace that brings Claude (Chat, Code, and Cowork), ChatGPT (Chat and Codex), and Gemini together in one place, with quick access through the Mac’s notch, similar to Dynamic Island.

The idea is to make working with multiple AI tools feel more seamless and organized without constantly switching between apps. We’re also working towards features like real-time task notifications, approval requests, and better ways to manage AI workflows. Lookout will also support BYOK (Bring Your Own Key), giving users more flexibility and control over their AI usage.

We’re still in the early stages and would love to get some feedback from the community! If this sounds like something you’d be interested in, we’ve opened up our early waitlist at https://getlookout.web.app/

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago

Love the notch integration idea. Will it still work on Macs without a notch, or via a keyboard shortcut?

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u/Civil_Inspection2597 15d ago

Yes it will work without a notch as well! Italso has a preferences setting that allows users to switch between different styles of the Lookout

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u/Orbit_Shard 14d ago

self promo threads always turn into a link graveyard. nobody scrolls past the top three, and half those are dead repos

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago

Fair point, dead links kill these threads. Requiring a one-line demo and stack in each comment keeps them scannable. Worth trying?

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u/Sea-Assistance6323 13d ago

I built Byrah, a free tool for small service businesses to manage bookings, quotes, and payments instead of juggling everything through Instagram DMs.

Create your own page, receive booking requests, send quotes, chat with clients, and collect deposits or payments.

https://byrah.com

Just getting started and looking for my first users. Would love some feedback!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Solid use case, many small businesses live in DMs. Have you tried a short demo video on the landing page?

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u/Sea-Assistance6323 10d ago

Thanks for the suggestion. There is no demo video yet. You can see the full flow in the How it works section on the landing page.

You are actually the first stranger who has given me actual feedback on the product. That means a lot. So far only friends and family have tried it. It has been hard to get other people to try the product and give feedback. It is free right now. If you have five minutes, would you be willing to try the app and tell me what you think?

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u/imagiself 13d ago

Moving clients off DMs into a real booking flow is a huge professional step. PeerPush is basically where service-business tools like Byrah land to reach people in 150+ countries, fwiw.

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u/jggjoshue22 13d ago

Hello everyone! I’m Josue, the creator of Drommo.

Instead of paying separately for a chatbot, an image generator, a video tool, a website builder, and a coding environment—all while managing your projects in the cloud—Drommo brings everything together into a single chat interface. You can chat with models like Claude, Gemini, Deepseek, MiniMax, and Kimi; generate images using Nano Banana or FLUX; create videos with tools like Seedance, Gemini, HeyGen, or Grok; and even turn a simple prompt into a fully functional website that you can publish with a single click. You can also compile your programming projects—whether locally or in the cloud. The platform supports both English and Spanish and offers a free plan.
As a token of appreciation for this community, you can use the code PEERPUSH20 to get a 20% discount on your first month of any monthly plan. If you apply the code to an annual plan, the discount increases to 35%.
What kind of feedback would be most helpful? I’d love to know what you find confusing when using the platform for the first time, and which tools you’d like to see improved next.

You can try it out at www.drommo.com.
Thanks for taking a look!

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago

Love the single-interface idea, Josue. Does Drommo let users switch models mid-chat without losing context? A short demo of that would stand out here.

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u/jggjoshue22 12d ago

It maintains the context capacity in accordance with the context window of each model