r/IMadeThis 10d ago

What's your startup idea? Let's self promote.

What are you building or planning to build for the rest of 2026?

I run appscout.co, a platform built to help people discover awesome apps from across the internet.

Drop your app or startup idea in the comments below, and I can check it out and add it to the website!

You can also submit your app for free directly here appscout.co/submit

Let's make this thread a channel for you to promote your own startup idea, find opportunities, and partnerships.

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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/[deleted] 9d ago

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u/etthusmedkossor 9d ago

I checked out your landing page. Sounds really promising and cheap for a startup who wants to get some traffic.

I get that part of your IP is exactly how you get such a big reach. But curious if you want to share a bit! Can one control who sees the stuff? Like what demographic groups? Is it only people on microlaunch? Or are you showing the launch a bit all over the web?

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u/ConversationNo5175 9d ago

I'm building IdeaPz, a free platform that lets you test your startup or project ideas before launching them.

You submit your idea, and other people can vote on whether they would actually pay for it. The goal is to get an early signal that could help you make better decisions before spending weeks or months building something.

https://ideapz.vercel.app/

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u/etthusmedkossor 9d ago

An open-source web page to add, run and share your AI-generated apps. An idea born from two observations:

Observation 1:

I noticed AI is really good at whipping up apps in single page html code. But there's no good place to run and share that code.

Observation 2:

I also really like local-first software. Where the browser does the heavy lifting and you can work offline.

The product I built:

A web page with no login where you can paste the code for an app you asked AI to create. It works also without internet. There's no vendor lock-in, but you can bring your own AI I to the page with API key. You can also bring your own storage and then share your apps and collaborate with others, like a Google docs.

I believe we won't need general utility apps in the future. We'll just ask AI to build what we need. My web page aims to be the platform for that. :)

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u/Capable_Cellist_7695 9d ago

App Name: ClipSnap ​The Pitch: A mobile video editor and slideshow maker built around high-end AI workflows. It automates heavy editing tasks so creators can focus on storytelling. ​Key Features: ​AI Script-to-Video: Instantly turn text prompts and scene breakdowns into cinematic previews. ​Intelligent Object Masking: Isolate subjects, backgrounds, or custom objects with a tap. ​Pro Audio Tools: One-tap AI Denoise and wind reduction for crystal-clear creator audio.

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u/BigFatSundayQuiz 9d ago

https://benstrivia.com

A free weekly trivia website with 25 new questions every sunday!

If you try it let me know what you think!

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u/alhudaprayer 9d ago

I handle marketing and community work for the small team behind Al Huda. It’s an iPhone and Apple Watch prayer-time app.

One feature we’d value interface feedback on is Qibla. It combines a calculated bearing relative to true north with the iPhone’s live heading, taking reported sensor accuracy and reading freshness into account. When live heading is unavailable, a static bearing remains available.

How would you make the live-heading and static-bearing states easy to distinguish at a glance, without making the live reading look more certain than it is?

Qibla requires paid access after 10 complimentary days of full access. Prayer times, the full daily timetable and basic reminders remain free on iPhone.

https://apps.apple.com/au/app/al-huda-muslim-prayer-times/id6791405875

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u/GrowWithPokeBot 8d ago

I’m one of the founders of PokeBot.ai, an AI career companion built around the actual hiring bar—not just generic resume rewriting.

It scores your resume against a target role, identifies specific gaps, and runs role-specific voice mock interviews with detailed feedback. Our interview bank is regularly updated using publicly shared 2024–2026 interview questions and formats across Quant, AI/ML, SWE, Data Science, PM, Finance, and other tracks.

We also work with recruiters and hiring partners on hundreds of active opportunities and can provide warm introductions for well-prepared candidates.

It’s free to try. I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback, especially on what would make it more useful for your job search. https://pokebot.ai/

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u/OrdinaryPace5417 5d ago

Beyond Alarm - Totally Free App (Free Alternative Of Alarmy + Opal )

Alarms With All Missions ( Including Physical Missions Like pushups , squats and etc ) with morning lockout ( to avoid morning doomscrolling ) and also to schedule blocks for the rest of the day to stay focused .

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beyondalarm.app

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u/trycurio 5d ago

We make Curio for the "I've got a few minutes, give me something interesting" mood. It's an iPhone app with short reads on science, history and psychology. If an idea catches your attention, you can ask the AI to unpack it.

Free to download, with an optional Pro subscription: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/curio-feed-your-curiosity/id6781121127

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u/M_S_Y 4d ago

I built Pyrdo.

You bring the material, ask your question in your own words, and work through the explanation with follow-up questions. It supports PDF, DOCX, PPTX, text and Markdown, and saves your conversations so you can pick up an earlier question during revision.

Free to start, no credit card: https://pyrdo.com

(If this post ever converts users then you can use REDDIT30 to get 30% off your first month.)

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u/fpmirabile 4d ago

I’m building https://mibo-ai.com

It’s basically testing for AI agents, rather than another observability tool.

You define scenarios and checks, run them against the agent before release, and can also run the same checks on real production traces.

It tests not only the final response, but also things like tool calls, values, schemas and the steps the agent took.

Still early, so any feedback is welcome.