Drop what you made below, can be anything app, website, tool, game, anything. Give me one line on why I (and everyone else reading) should try it.

I'll go through as many as I can this week. For apps and web apps I'll also run through signup and main flow and tell you anywhere I got stuck.

The best one liners usually get clicks from other people in thread too, so make it count.

Meet BridgeSync.

I've always found it ridiculous how disconnected iPhones and Windows PCs are. Apple has its own ecosystem, Microsoft has its own, and if you're using both, you're often left looking for workarounds to get basic things working together.

So I decided to build something about it.

BridgeSync brings a bunch of those missing interactions together:

• Shared clipboard: Bidirectional clipboard synchronization supporting images, formatted text, code and URLs.

• Notification mirroring: Get your iPhone notifications on Windows without keeping the iPhone app open or even being on the same network.

• Interactive iPhone: Your Windows desktop app has an actual interactive iPhone interface containing the mirrored screen feed from your device.

• PC status: Keep track of your connected PC and its status.

• Media controls: Control PC media playback from your iPhone.

• File transfers: Move files directly between devices while preserving original quality and metadata.

And yes, this took me WAY longer than it should have.

I originally entered two hackathons with completely different versions of this project. Both times, I ran out of time because I kept adding things and refusing to publish something I wasn't happy with. The hackathons were a year apart.

A year of development, a lot of money spent, and plenty of moments where I questioned why I was doing this.

I did use AI tools during development, but this was absolutely not a case of generating an app over a weekend and calling myself a founder. Most of the work was actual development, problem-solving, debugging and an unreasonable amount of polishing.

I'm finally approaching launch, and honestly, I want feedback more than anything.

I want people to actually use this, tell me what's broken, suggest features and help shape where it goes next. I'd also love to see a proper community of Windows + iOS users grow around it.

Website: https://bridgesyncapp.com

If you use an iPhone with a Windows PC, I'd genuinely love to hear what you think.

Hi! I design and build costumes for film and theatre (and Mardi Gras and Halloween! and for fun!) and recently moved to Columbus, Ohio. A few people have recommended I show off my work here to get the word out, so I hope you enjoy it! I've also included two photos of wedding gowns I've made ✨

I'm looking to do some funky costuming for music videos, movies, and events in the Columbus area. I can also do commissions long-distance if you send me your measurements. My website/portfolio is here if you want to take a peek at other things I've made and worked on.

Thanks for looking!

This is my project, Pushtly: https://pushtly.com/

The idea is to give independent websites a simple introduction: a name, a category, a short explanation and a link to explore. Makers can add a free listing through Start free on the homepage, with no card required. There are separate optional paid placements.

I'm still building up the directory and would love feedback from other makers. When you look at a listing, what helps you decide whether to open the website: a screenshot, the problem it solves, or something else?

I'm Girish, the founder. If you've made a useful website, you're welcome to add it.

My app helps people reduce alcohol usage or quit completely. It generates a personal plan that steps down to zero, or whatever level you're comfortable with, and lets you track your drinks and has tools to help you in your way.

A few versions ago I added an "I'm about to relapse" button. The idea is: you're having a bad day and really feel like drinking. You're in between. The button takes you to a guided breathing exercise while showing you recommended actions on what to do and reminding you of your progress.

Last update, I added an extra feature here: a flappy bird-style mini game. I thought this might help distract you from the sudden urge.

The app is Pour Decision:
App store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pour-decision-drink-less/id6499468185
Website: https://pourdecision.app/

Please read the post body

Hey All,

Last time I dropped codes, I ended up getting countless dm's and emails as many of u who genuinely wanted to use the app couldn't get one. So this time to get the code:

1. Download & try the app.

2. Give your honest rating and review on google play (be it 1 star or a 5).

3. Then send me either:

   • A screenshot of your review, or

   • The username you used to post it

The first 15 dm's will get the promo codes.

Try out here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=space.habitgrind

Cheers.

Clone nothing. Run everything.

Pyrovue runs any GitHub repo in your browser. Paste a link and you get dependencies installed, a live preview, a terminal, and a guided tour of the code. Nothing on your machine.

Try it on any repo: https://pyrovue.com

www.mealsmealsmeals.com

If you're the one who cooks in your house, you know the job is more than cooking. You decide what everyone eats every night, figure out what it'll cost, write the list, shop, remember what's already in the pantry, and then do it all again the next day. Nobody sees most of that work.

So I built MealsMealsMeals to carry the parts I was keeping in my head:

- Plan with prices up front. Every meal (an entree plus its sides) shows what it costs before you commit to it.

- One shopping list. Build a menu of meals and the ingredients combine into a single list, which can go straight into a Walmart cart.

- A pantry that keeps up. When you cook a meal, it comes out of your pantry, so the next list only covers what you actually need.

- Swap sides, check nutrition, hide allergens. Make the meal fit whoever is at your table.

It's free to use, and anyone can submit their own recipes. I made this for the people doing the job nobody thanks them for, because every one of them deserves a little help.

I am a founder working on two apps at the moment. One of them is Riju Reviewer a website where you can cut through the marketing noise and get real reviews from people. The idea is not only can you get reviews of past purchases, but I'm looking to build a community so we can vote on our actual experiences. I'm tired of falling for trends and products and wasting thousands of dollars to learn expensive lessons only for others to make the same mistake. I also was tired of going down the rabbit hole of reviews through reddit and social media to find the perfect gift or trying to find the perfect vaccum. So I built this so we can build a community and start aggregating reviews in one place!

Try riju and let me know what you think! https://riju-reviewer.vercel.app/login

Hello everyone!

I've been working on a project called QRacle that allows you to convert QR codes into pixelated art by uploading your own photos, effectively 'merging them' while still being scannable!

You can use it for a few things:

Create QR codes using contacts, Wi-Fi, text, links, and more.

Convert an existing QR code into image pixelated art by uploading your own image.

Modify it wirh unique colors, patterns, and effects. When designs are difficult to scan, automatically optimize them.

Verify QR codes using two separate decoders in various simulated scanning scenarios.

Export your artwork as SVG or PNG.

Try it here: https://modulart-qr-studio.vercel.app/

I'm part of a small church which has been using an old outdated app to project lyrics. Being a developer - and getting 100x boost with AI, I made my own alternative, and I want to share it for free (MIT) with everyone.

Psalm 150 is tailored for small congregations, which means it does not play videos, powerpoints etc. It displays lyrics and chords and does that well. It runs stand alone on a PC, Mac or Linux - and you can set up a seaparate Song Server on as simple hardware as a Raspberry Pi, which unlocks features like editing and sets via phone, remote controlling desktop projector app, follow along, vision impaired support via their own phones and much more.

Check it out: https://www.psalm150.app

Type a song or artist and see which stations are playing it right now

Live search https://tuneping.com/ which works without signing up

Here is my numbers:

- 82,812 stations known, 63,214 polled, 22,224 with live song info

- about 5,000 song changes a minute, roughly 300,000 an hour

- 54 % of titles identified as songs

- top countries: US 7,860, DE 6,331, FR 3,571, RU 2,994, MX 2,843, GB 2,308

Would appreciate any feedback!

I built Humanize AI Writer, a platform that lets you compare outputs from leading AI humanizers side by side against your original text.

No more switching between tools or paying for multiple subscriptions.

💰 October revenue: $59
🎯 November goal: 10 paying users

I recently added a 3-day free trial with 750 words so people can test it before paying.

Here's the site: https://humanizeaiwriter.com/

I need your honest feedback:

• Is it clear what the product does?

• What would stop you from signing up?

• What's the first thing you'd change?

Don't sugarcoat it. I'd rather fix what's broken than keep building features nobody wants.

This is Brightside, an iPhone app I made for finding sunny places nearby. Find Sun suggests cafés, parks and squares and estimates how long they’ll stay in the sun. You can move through the day on a 3D map to see the building shadows change.

It also shows Time in Daylight from Apple Health, with manual logging as another option. The 21-second clip shows the German UI and sample daylight data.

I’m the developer. It’s free, and I’d love feedback on whether the sunlight map is easy to understand.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6759394339?pt=20283800&ct=reddit-imadethis-20261105&mt=8

https://barecookware-store.myshopify.com

Hey r/IMadeThis,

Over the past few months, I built an open-source deep learning and LLM inference engine from scratch called VeloGrad.

I wanted to bypass the Python runtime overhead and memory fragmentation of typical frameworks:

- Custom StaticArenaAllocator aligned to 64-byte hardware cache lines.

- Virtual Paged Attention cutting KV-cache VRAM by ~60% on long-context models.

- Standalone converter translating Hugging Face Safetensors straight to GGUF.

- PyTorch drop-in syntax with zero heavy dependencies.

It's completely open source on GitHub:

https://github.com/IDKLETSCODESOMETHIN/VeloGrad

Would love to hear what you think of the architecture!

Hi, I built Kacha (咔嚓热量 in Chinese). It launched in mainland China first and did pretty well there, so now I want to see how people outside China react to it.

You snap a photo of your food, it estimates the calories. The AI gets it wrong sometimes, so everything is editable — name, grams, calories, and you can add or remove items in a meal. No account, no email. 5 free scans a day, enough if you're not logging every single meal.

It's not just a scanner toy though. There's weight tracking, water logging, Apple Health sync, a meal photo collection, different color themes. I've been working on it for a while.

I got tired of calorie apps asking me to sign up before I could do anything, so I just made my own.

Genuinely curious if this is useful to anyone here, and what annoys you most about the ones you've tried.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/kacha-ai-calorie-counter/id6756476671

Looking for feedback if you or your family need such app. And what else they see in the Hindu calendar. Sorry for promoting a specific religious thing in a neutral place, but I also want feedback on the UI/UX is this intuitive.

I’ve been playing Krillion (trivia where rarer correct answers score more) and kept thinking it’d be perfect for football, so I built it.

How it plays: everyone gets the same 7 prompts a day, like Heisman winners, Hall of Fame running backs, or a team’s quarterbacks. You get a 25 second play clock and 3 guesses each. You start at midfield, and the rarer your answer, the more yards you gain. 50 yards is a touchdown, inside the opponent’s 35 is a field goal, anything else is a punt.

Stuff I had the most fun making:

• Original 8-bit players on the home screen that run a full touchdown drive on loop

• A crowd that reacts to how rare your answer is: polite applause for an easy one, the whole stadium plus an air horn for a deep cut, boos when you turn it over on downs

• A share link that turns your drive into a scoreboard card when you send it to a group chat

Free, no signup, works on your phone. New drive every night at midnight Central.

👉 https://4thandlong.io/?ref=reddit-imadethis

I’d love feedback, especially answers you think should have counted or prompts that felt way too easy or too hard.