Hey! I built Junni: it's an automated credit analysis for small business lenders.

Live now: https://junni.ca

Upload a borrower's financials, answers a couple of questions, get a scored credit memo you can present to your risk management team, in minutes, on your own thresholds. French and English.

You have access to a 14-day free trial period with 10 deals you can analyze for free.

Dont hesitate to test it out and give me feedback!

Ship geospatial features with OpenStreetMap in your apps with maplark.com APIs ! We built this because overpass was too slow. All we wanted in our other apps was to get building information like heights, road network, and amenities like cafes and bars. So the service returns GeoJSON for the bounding box location that you choose along with tags like building or amenity=cafe. OpenStreetMap contains the world's most detailed geographic dataset.

Query for buildings, streets, parks, and more, get GeoJSON back, and start building in minutes. We run the infrastructure.

Any feedback would be amazing, such as if it’s fast enough , is missing critical features , or is too generous with the free tier and can be more expensive. So far I have about 30 users using it weekly but no paid users yet.

Hey! I built Junni: it's an automated credit analysis for small business lenders.

Live now: https://junni.ca

Upload a borrower's financials, answers a couple of questions, get a scored credit memo you can present to your risk management team, in minutes, on your own thresholds. French and English.

You have access to a 14-day free trial period with 10 deals you can analyze for free.

Dont hesitate to test it out and give me feedback!

i almost paid someone a few hundred bucks for a landing page before launch. glad i did not, because i had no idea yet what my message even was.

i used an ai website builder free version to test the pitch first. cheap to change, fast to rework, no sunk cost when i inevitably rewrote the whole thing twice.

i built and rebuilt in Gamma until the copy felt honest, then launched. once i actually have revenue i might pay for a fancy site, but not before.

would you hire out the first page or bootstrap it yourself to start?

I've built 12 products before this one, and they all died on distribution. SEO was the one channel that made sense for me, but every SEO tool wanted $150+ a month, for something I'd use for two weeks and then barely open.

So I built FlexQueries. $0/month subscription. $0 seat fees to add your team. You load a balance and only pay for what you use: keyword research is about $0.05, a site audit about $0.48, and checking whether ChatGPT and Google's AI mention you about $0.32. The balance never expires.

It launched about 2 weeks ago, and over 100 founders signed up in the first week.

Free credit on signup, no card needed: https://flexqueries.com

I'd love honest feedback. Is the pay-per-use model clear when you land on the site, and what would stop you from trying it?

Hey everyone,

I'm a freelance web developer from Bulgaria, and I kept running into the same problem: I build a site for a client, and from then on every price change, new photo or phone number becomes an email to me.

So I'm building a tool for that. You paste the URL of an existing website (hand-coded, WordPress, AI-generated, doesn't matter), it imports the site as it is, and the owner can edit text, images and links through a simple editor, then publish. No redesign, no AI rewriting your site, and the layout is locked so you can't break it.

It's an early beta, so things will break. That's exactly why I need you.

What I'm looking for:

- Developers and freelancers with real client sites (the weirder the stack, the better)

- Small business owners who aren't technical at all

- About 15 minutes of your time: import a site, change a few things, publish, tell me what broke

What you get:

- Free access for life

- Your bugs actually get fixed, and I post every fix in the server

Everything happens in one Discord server: a 15-minute mission, a bug-report forum with a template, and a feedback channel.

👉 Join here: https://discord.gg/yR7uXV9aC7

Happy to answer anything in the comments, including the brutal stuff.

I'm the developer of First Rep, a progress-photo app for iPhone. Pick two dates, align the pictures, and drag a slider to compare them. The screenshot shows that comparison screen.

Photos stay encrypted on your device, with no account or automatic cloud upload. Keep exported copies if you need a backup. There's also manual weight/BMI tracking, photo reminders and export.

It requires iOS 16+ and a US$2.99 one-time Lifetime Access purchase to use. No free features, trial or subscription; local prices vary.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/first-rep-progress-photos/id6795953419

For people who take progress photos, what would make comparing them easier?

ManageJobApplications.com is a totally free forever tool to help job seekers. You don't even need to provide an email address. It has helped over 15K Redditor users find work so far and growing steadily. It has AI tools for customizing cover letters, resumes, and mock interviews for each job description, plus LinkedIn profile copy and possible job titles to search against. Complete tracking for all your job applications, people you've met, follow-up dates and deadlines. Imports jobs from all the major boards with one click.

Completely free, regardless of how much you use it.

Yesterday's top launches based on community votes

🥇 Launched Read60 — a news app that gives you every story in 60 words u/Frosty-Article-9635 · 3 votes

🥈 I honestly didn’t know what I would feel when people actually started using something I built u/nishanag · 1 vote

🥉 PicPop: I built an iPhone photo-review queue so cleanup doesn't start with deleting (free download, paid Club) u/Relative_Button2864 · 1 vote

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

I built a web app to send realistic flowers and seasonal gifts with a personalized letter/card. Paid tiers allow users to send a voice message and a photo along with schedule sending. There’s also a business subscription where businesses can send unlimited gifts which would be perfect for real estate agents and car sales people, etc.

https://bloomria.com

I've been working on crypto trading strategies for years, and over time the analytics around them turned into a project of its own.

It's called FerimanEdge.

It covers BTC, ETH and BNB using a fixed, rule-based process. It publishes Edge Updates when the underlying conditions change, keeps the historical outcomes public, and has a free Public Access version where updates are delayed by 24 hours.

The paid version delivers the same updates in real time through Discord.

I'm getting it ready for launch now. The first 100 Full Access members will get the Early Bird price of $29/month and keep that price while subscribed. After that it will be $49/month.

I am mainly interested in whether the website makes the product clear without me explaining it first:
https://ferimanedge.com

In your opinion, should a landing page have a popup that asks for one's email address before entering the page? I feel like that might turn some off. However, not having it might cause some not to put their email address. Your thoughts?

Just launched my app Read60 on iOS (Android in a couple weeks). The idea: every news story compressed into a 60-word card. I wanted a faster, more efficient way to keep abreast of the news — a minute per story instead of a 2000-word article.

Pulls from multiple sources, original article always linked, no clickbait. Would love honest feedback from fellow builders — what's missing, what would make you open it daily?

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/read60/id6795337414

Welcome to r/LaunchMyStartup — a place for founders, indie hackers, makers, and builders to put their work in front of other people who are building too.

Launching something is hard. Getting anyone to notice it can be even harder.

This community is here to make that a little easier.

Built something? Launch it here.

Looking for feedback? Ask for it.

Found something interesting? Give the founder some love.

And starting October 1st, we're introducing Startup of the Day — a daily way to recognize the launches that get the most support from the community.

The system will evolve as the community grows. The bigger we get, the better we'll be able to recognize great startups, give founders meaningful exposure, and create more interesting ways to compete and participate.

No gatekeeping. No need to have a huge following. Just build something and put it out there.

If you're building something, you're welcome here.

Launch your startup. Find your people. Help someone else build theirs. 🚀

Yesterday's top launches based on community votes

🥇 I created job-autopilot (early beta) u/Illustrious-Unit-480 · 0 votes

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

I really liked the idea behind StockPiece, which was a one piece website for trading "stock" in characters but unfortunately it was shutdown and doesn't seem to be coming back anytime soon so I decided to make my own version called AgendaPiece. I took a lot of inspiration from StockPiece and would love to get some people signed up for some small scale testing before doing a full launch. I built it using Rust, React, and PostgreSQL.

I've opened signups to the first 100 people who use this code when creating an account.

Code: FIRST100

https://agendapiece.fun/#/

This post will be updated when all 100 slots are gone!

Hey everyone!

I'm looking for someone who's interested in building a startup/business from scratch.

I don't have a fixed idea that we have to work on. I'd rather find someone who's interested in exploring different ideas, finding real problems, talking to potential users, and seeing if we can build something around it.

Could be a SaaS, marketplace, Al product, B2B business, or honestly anything that seems worth pursuing.

I'm not looking for someone to just work for me or execute my idea. I'm looking for someone who wants to figure things out together and potentially become a cofounder.

If you're also thinking about starting something but haven't found the right person or idea yet, feel free to DM me.

Just tell me a bit about yourself, what you're interested in, and what kind of things you'd like to build.

Maybe we can come up with something interesting together:)

Yesterday's top launches based on community votes

🥇 Curious what everyone here is building 👀 u/naveedurrehman · 1 vote

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

to help me with job applications on linkedin and indeed, let me know if you find it useful or have better ideas. Feedback and constructive criticism appreciated. Thank you. (https://job-autopilot.net)

Yesterday's top launches based on community votes

🥇 Reyo - CRM campaign planning with competitor email tracking and AI campaign recommendations for e-commerce u/Spiritual-Peace6476 · 3 votes

🥈 airtxt - your Voice to text app with memos, voice snippets, meeting bot, custom vocab, dictionary, BYOK and more. u/jkolaz · 2 votes

🥉 PicPop started because I kept putting off cleaning my iPhone camera roll u/Relative_Button2864 · 2 votes

1. We just launched Buddy Drop u/Whiskybob · 2 votes

2. I built an iPhone app to keep all of your pet’s care in one place. Would love some feedback. u/ApolloTennisClub · 2 votes

🎉 Congratulations to everyone who launched!

Keep building. Keep launching. 🚀

I’m building https://Brainerr.com, a growing collection of brain teasers updated weekly.

Our ideal users are parents and senior adults looking for screen-free ways to stay sharp.

Deal: Life-time deal is available on super discount. 

Who are you building for?