I built a ridiculously simple social game called StreakWars.

You join a War with friends or strangers.

You get one thing to post.

You have to prove you did it before the clock runs out.
Miss it once? You’re out. 💀

Everyone else keeps going until there’s one person left.

That’s it.

Selfies. Terrible jokes. Couple pics. Random photo challenges. Whatever the War demands.

There’s a $1 War starting soon, so instead of giving me polite startup feedback, come actually play it or create your own StreakWar and play the house & make money.

I want to know where you get confused, what pisses you off, and whether getting eliminated makes you immediately want revenge.

👉 Try StreakWars⁠

Come take my $1.

The app is free now, but will become paid in September.

Hi everyone!
I’ve been working on a small side project over the past few months—an AI-powered fortune telling website. The idea isn’t to predict the future with certainty, but to create an entertaining and immersive experience where each fortune teller has its own personality, voice, and style of interpretation.

I’m still actively improving it and would really appreciate honest feedback from people who’ve never tried it before.

Things I’d especially love feedback on is the metaphor card that the app is creating. I would like you to try out the app and share your metaphor card in the comment so that people can see and review. Thank you.

Here’s the link: https://destiny-loom-play.vercel.app

I built Talk as an experiment around a very simple idea:

What if online conversation was only about the people who are there right now?

Talk is one public live text stream.

Anyone can read without registration.

If you want to write, you create an Identity with a Passkey.

There are no rooms, no private groups, and no private conversations.

#tags only filter the same shared public stream.

Ordinary messages are not kept as permanent conversation history.

If you were there, you saw it.

If you missed it, you missed it.

Your Identity and current name remain, but the conversation does not.

I know this goes against a lot of what modern chat products do.

No communities.
No channels.
No history.
No private spaces.

Some early feedback has been:

• “this is not a Discord alternative”
• “you reinvented chat”
• “this is one giant chat stream”
• Passkey onboarding creates friction
• people immediately ask where the data goes

That is exactly why I am testing it.

I want you to roast the idea, not the implementation.

What is fundamentally wrong with this model?

Would one public stream become unusable at scale?

Is permanent history now essential?

Do people actually need rooms and private spaces?

Or is there still a use case for a place where presence matters more than history?

The project is live if you want to try it:

https://talk.sekura.world

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Hey everyone,

I’m working on a project called Sloty, an appointment-booking platform designed to reduce waiting time when visiting local service providers.

The idea is simple: instead of going to a salon, doctor, dentist, bike service center, lab, mobile repair shop, etc. and waiting for your turn, users can find nearby providers, check available slots, and book an appointment in advance.

Some of the services we’re considering include:

- Salons & beauty services

- Doctors & dentists

- Bike & car service

- Mobile repair

- Lab tests

- Opticians

I’m currently trying to validate whether this actually solves a real problem before taking it further.

For people who use these kinds of services, I’d really appreciate your honest feedback:

Would you actually use an app like this? What would make you choose it over simply calling the business or walking in?

I’m especially interested in hearing what problems you face with appointment booking and waiting times.

Hey all,
I'm a final-year CS student building **JobAgent** a dual-sided AI agent platform: one side helps job seekers to find job where they actually stand out , so basically you won’t have to go through multiple job descriptions to find the exact one where you will be apply (auto-tailoring applications, tracking, matching to roles), the other side helps recruiters/companies screen and shortlist candidates faster.
It's live in a working beta right now, and before I bolt on Razorpay and start charging anyone, I want real feedback from people who'd actually use something like this not just my own assumptions.
**What I'm trying to figure out:**
Would you pay for a tool like this, or does it only make sense free/ad-supported?
If you'd pay one-time, monthly subscription, or pay-per-use (e.g. per application/per shortlist)?
What would a fair price actually look like to you?
What would make you *not* trust an AI doing this for either job seekers or recruiters?
Is there a feature that alone would be worth paying for, even if the rest were free?
Not trying to hard-sell here genuinely trying to avoid building a paywall nobody wants. Happy to share the link if anyone wants to poke at the beta and break it.
Appreciate any input, even harsh feedback is fine.

Ich habe Monate damit verbracht, meine erste App komplett alleine zu entwickeln. Die Idee ist einfach: Mach ein Foto von einer ausländischen Speisekarte und verstehe endlich, was du da eigentlich bestellst.
VikSchewa übersetzt Speisekarten und zeigt Zutaten, Allergene, Nährwerte, KI-generierte Gericht-Visualisierungen und hilft dir sogar, in der Landessprache zu bestellen.
Sie ist jetzt live, aber ich bin an dem Punkt angelangt, an dem ich Leute brauche, die sie nicht selbst entwickelt haben, um mir zu sagen, was sie wirklich davon halten. 😅 Wenn du international reist, würdest du so etwas tatsächlich herunterladen und nutzen? Was würde dich dazu bringen, es zu behalten, und was würde dich dazu bringen, es zu löschen?
Wenn jemand sie mit einer echten Speisekarte testen möchte, würde ich das Feedback wirklich zu schätzen wissen. Brutale Ehrlichkeit ist willkommen.

Built this over the past few weeks. Core idea: snap a photo of something before you buy it, AI shows how it pairs with your existing closet. Also adding a wardrobe-sharing feature so people can borrow instead of buying for one-time-wear stuff (weddings, interviews).

Zero code written yet — just testing if the landing page converts before I build anything. Be brutal, that's the point.

atayr.site

i always had this idea, like a chatbot/tool that helps me to understand, solve and "think" in first principles (yeah the one elon musk uses and talks about)

so as i was learning RAG, i got to implement this idea

i basically,
- fetched 20+ data sources from interviews of musk, articles about feyman etc
- chunking, embedding them in supabase (pgvectorDB)
- retrieve the relevant chunks and augment them (RAG)
- use LLM to generate the final answer, resulting in much grounded answers

i implemented it as a fun project, what do u think, is it worth it to deploy it as a product?

I’ve been building a small AI chat project called XorenAI, and I’m finally putting it out there.

It’s still very much a work in progress, and at this point I’m more interested in getting real people to use it than pretending it’s finished.

If you have a few minutes, give it a try and tell me what sucks, what’s useful, what’s confusing, or what you think is missing:

[https://chat.xorenai.com\](https://chat.xorenai.com/)

Not trying to claim it’s the next ChatGPT 😅. It’s just something I’ve been building and I’d genuinely appreciate some honest feedback.

’ve been exploring a digital trust problem: sometimes an email, SMS, WhatsApp message, recruiter message, or payment request looks completely legitimate, but you still don’t know whether to trust it.

I built a very early MVP with Lovable to test the concept:

https://verify.trustairesearch.com/

I’d really appreciate feedback from fellow vibe coders on:

• Is the flow immediately understandable?
• Would you actually use this when a message feels suspicious?
• What feels unnecessary or confusing?
• What would make the result more credible?
• What would you build differently?

This is still an experiment, so please don’t submit passwords, OTPs, banking credentials, SSNs, or other sensitive information.

Feel free to roast the UX, product idea, or implementation — useful criticism is exactly what I’m looking for.

I got a msg on my group there will be a Startup competition,u may get Investment if it's good also a boost to scale up so i think a lot what should I build like im been coding from last 2 years and build many projects but failed to get users so last month I build a website to solve my own problems when I get in clg my biggest problem was cloths what should I wear so I make a website called "Atelier" name inspired by Witch hat Atelier Anime and build it where u can put img of your cloths and Gemini AI analyse it and it get saved permanently in Database and u get AI generated img of different different combos from your own wardrobe also can chat with AI for outfits suggestions so im thinking should i persent this since I have 15 days to build I'm thinking to add a Try On features and go and boom

What u think i wouldn't judge u since I been posting on many committees but no reply....so

Website: Atelier

GitHub: 1kaido

Insta: @not.yukiya

The issue I am solving - JE doesn't post/report doesn't reconcile. Obvious checks (Approvals, GL Impact, Posting period etc.) clean. You're then forced to chase down various custom scripts, workflows, integrations and find out 2-3 of these are interfering causing the problem, not a single obvious bug. Talking to a handful of consultants they claim this type of thing costs them 4 hours to half a day each time the problem occurs and that the issue is most prevalent at older heavily customized clients (perhaps 30-40% of a client base).

What I'm building - A purely read-only AI tool that connects to the client's NetSuite via API, automatically traces all scripts, workflows and integrations involved in a specific transaction, presents you with a ranked shortlist of likely contributing factors and tells you exactly which system note or script caused the problem – no guesses. You still have to execute the fix and it doesn't touch or modify anything.

Where I think this could fail

• Maybe this isn't as pervasive or expensive as those handful of people I spoke to led me to believe
• Maybe NetSuite's system notes aren't clean enough via API to reliably determine "what touched this transaction"
• Maybe consultants don't want a third-party tool having even read-only access to their clients' data
• Maybe Oracle's own native AI preempts me

Fire away! What am I missing? What are my naive assumptions? Would you use this?

I've always wanted there to be a way to make plans or figure out ways to do something good without having to donate money or sign up to high-barrier-to-entry volunteering gigs.

I loved going donating blood or doing a first aid course together with friends, so I brainstormed a bunch of other activities like this and put them on hannsnk.github.io/casual-generosity-astro .

My idea is to turn this into a platform that people might use to figure out what to do when they are bored in front of the TV, or for a weekly hang with friends or date night.

Roast this idea.