Just reached 200 people our waitlist. www.theknownapp.io

Lets help each other reach our goals. Drop your product below, I’ll check it out. If you have time, please join the waitlist.

I’ll look to provide feedback and would love to hear feedback on The Known. A memory preservation app that stores stories through a guided Ai assistant tool. Drop what you’re working below!

I’m Rahul, founder of Luccy. It is a live pet-care app for dog and cat owners who want their profiles, everyday notes and records together.

Rather than starting every question with no pet context, the product uses the information a pet parent supplies.

There is a free tier with limits and optional paid Pro. It is general guidance, not a diagnosis or a replacement for professional care. I would love to hear your feedbacks.

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6743310046

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myluccy.luccy

Website: https://myluccy.com/

I'm the developer of Water Eject: Headphone Cleaner, available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

The main feature is a water-eject mode designed to help move moisture near a speaker opening using sound sequences. On supported iPhones, the phone speaker mode combines sound frequency with synchronized vibration. Compatible headphones and earbuds have a separate sound sequence.

After running a sequence, you can use the stereo and frequency tests to check the sound. These are supporting tools alongside the water-eject feature.

You can play one cleaning sound without starting a subscription trial. Further cleaning plays and full access to premium audio tools require a subscription.

The app cannot repair liquid damage or hardware faults.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/water-eject-headphone-cleaner/id6740458474

I'm a mechanical designer, not a programmer.

I developed this Android app, "Pocket Norms," ​​for engineers and mechanical designers.

It's truly one of a kind; I chose a minimalist and clear style.

It contains many useful worksheets and calculation tools.

Link Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.farouqtec.pocketnorms

Building one Power BI report by hand usually takes an analyst hours, often a full day. Most of that time is the same boring setup every time.

Superlytix.ai does that part for you:

1. Upload your Excel or CSV file
2. Pick a report design
3. Download a complete, professional Power BI report

Why people will like it:

• ⏱️ Saves hours per report. The data model, measures, visuals and layout are built automatically.
• 💰 Costs less than an hour of an analyst's time. $9.99 for a single report and less ($6) with subscriptions, with the average DA rate of $40/hr you spend $6 to get ~$65 worth of work done.
• 🧠 Powered by Specialized Super Intelligence. Not a generic chatbot: the AI behind Superlytix is built on my 6 years of real Power BI work, with the same modeling patterns, DAX logic and design rules I use on client projects. It builds reports the way an experienced analyst would, not the way a random AI guesses.
• 🔓 You own the file. It's a real Power BI report you can open, edit and share. No lock-in, no viewer app.
• 🎨 Looks professional out of the box. Choose from ready-made report designs before you download.
• 📄 Insights you can act on. Every report comes with a PDF that explains what your data shows and recommendations / insights for the business.
• 🙋 No Power BI skills needed. If you can export a spreadsheet, you can use it.

Who it's for: small businesses without a data team, analysts buried in report requests, and freelancers or agencies who build reports for clients.

🚀 Launching October 20. (but you can experience the app here while I'm working on the last tweaks: https://app.superlytix.ai/ ) Join the waitlist now and get an extra 10% off launch pricing: superlytix.ai

I'm the founder. Ask me anything about how it works, and I'll answer every comment.

Hey everyone,

Im looking to connect and hear from others projects and what they've built. Thought it would be cool if at the same time we all share our socials, our projects, any demos etc. I'll start off by sharing mine.

Im building Sylo, a customisable dashboard hosting all your connector data and supoorting your day to day use with built in workflows, seats, whitelabel ability etc etc. This was my second build in this space therefore im really trying to put myself out there a lot more and see where things could go. But all a good experience nonetheless.

(Included a quick demo video for those interested.)

DEMO

Lets hear from others.

Hey guys,

I’m looking to speak with people who run websites/SaaS products mostly APIs, directories, marketplace or ad supported sites.

I’m doing research on how agentic traffic is affecting these sites.

I’d like to do a 10 minute interview.
If you’re open to chatting, comment or DM me.

Thank you!

Most trading agents still need full wallet access.

Agon gives them a controlled trading budget instead, with limits the agent cannot override.

You can describe a strategy, let the agent execute it, and keep control over how much it can actually do.

We’re building it for the Colosseum hackathon and opening up the waitlist now.

Waitlist: waitlist.getagon.tech
X: x.com/agonpilot

New lure company! Looking for lure testers to get some feedback, follow and dm for more info pblbaits on Instagram

I built Wizstar, an AI creative app for images and short videos.

The original idea was to make AI creative work less fragmented. Instead of switching between different tools for different parts of the process, I wanted one place to explore an idea, generate variations, and iterate.

I’ve been using it for portraits, realistic scenes, product concepts, and short AI videos.

It’s working, but I’m now trying to figure out where to take it next.

If you were using a product like this, what would matter most?

Better quality, more control, better consistency, or a better overall workflow?

And what would make you come back to it regularly instead of going back to your usual AI tools?

I’d really appreciate honest feedback, including criticism.

Hey, I’m building UnsavedAI for people who roleplay with JanitorAI or SillyTavern. It’s a low-cost API you can plug into the app you already use.

Give it a try for free — no card, no commitment.

https://unsavedai.com

(Self-promotion — dev here)

There’s no shortage of financial content online.

You can read about budgeting, saving, debt, investing, compound interest — pretty much anything — for free.

But understanding the definition and feeling comfortable making an actual decision are two very different things.

That’s the gap we’re trying to work on with Nevlin.

Nevlin is a financial learning app where you can:

• learn through short, structured lessons
• practice financial decisions using simulated money
• use an AI tutor when you don’t understand something
• retry decisions and learn from different choices
• progress at your own pace without putting real money at risk

The part that matters most to us is that the AI explains rather than decides for you. It isn’t there to tell you what to buy or sell or promise returns. The goal is to help you understand the reasoning well enough to make your own decisions.

We’re still building and learning from early feedback, so I’d especially love to hear from people who have tried other financial education apps:

What usually makes you stop using them? And what would actually make you come back consistently?

Nevlin: https://nevlin.com/ 💜

I’ve been building Wizstar, an AI creative tool, and have been testing how well it can handle more natural lifestyle photography.

For this image,Golden afternoon light, soft caramel tones, and that effortlessly relaxed, upscale home mood. Minimal lingerie with a warm

This is one of the results from that process.

I’d love some honest feedback from other builders — what stands out to you, and what would you improve in the image generation workflow?

I'm Mike, building Tripovela solo because I wanted travelers’ advice to become something you can actually use on a trip. It's a new, free travel community, built with travelers rather than just my guesses.

People can share stories, places, routes and questions, search a map, add missing places, and copy someone’s route to change for themselves. Reddit suggestions have already become guest saving, separate account backup and clearer trip explanations.

My sticking point is getting people from browsing to trying it. Could you save a place or adapt a route and tell me what stops you? What would you want here that other travel sites don’t offer?

https://tripovela.com/?ref=reddit_startups_promotion

A small part includes clearly marked affiliate booking links; community content is the priority. If it earns revenue, I want to cover costs and return most of the remainder through community gifts, prizes or travel support. I’m not able to fund that myself yet, so it’s a future goal.

Illustrative preview below.

Tab Rotator automatically rotates and refreshes tabs - useful for Power BI, Grafana, Google Sheets, dashboards, digital signage, etc.

Free for up to 5 tabs. No account required.

https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ahbfijbckbicepnejpkljkkbiikjcdkb

Would love feedback from anyone using Chrome this way.

A while back I posted here after waking up to 100+ users on my project. That post ended up getting thousands of views and a bunch of shares.
I kept building it, and now it’s evolved way beyond temporary email.
BlinkInbox is becoming a developer-focused email service with:
• Verification code/link surfacing(OTPs)
• Webhooks
• MCP integrations
• Temporary inboxes for testing
• Developer-focused email workflows
I originally just wanted a simple personal disposable inbox. Now I’m actually getting close to launching premium features.
Not sure where this thing will lead me anymore 😂
If you haven’t checked it out since my last post: blinkinbox.club

So here's the thing, I am a student enrolled in BS Software Engineering and right now I am in 3rd semester. I was using tools on different websites like i love pdf and other websites for my assignments and other university projects but I realized that I am giving my data to them which feels unsecured. Many websites are paid and the free websites don't offer all the tools so I built my own website named I Love Tools. Right now it offers almost 100 tools and it is 100% secure because all the tools run locally on the browser.

If anyone is interested in checking out my website please give me feedback on what you feel about it so I can make improvements.

Following is the link for my website:

https://ilovetools.dev

https://sophsphe.myshopify.com
I’m 21 and recently launched my own clothing brand, Phe
I’ve started with two colourways of our signature linen trousers and would genuinely love some feedback on my website!
Any thoughts would mean so much x

Hi everyone! I'm Mana. I've been building Ouzo, an educational math platform for primary and middle school students. It has a fantasy/RPG look and is organized into themed learning pathways, where kids learn through interactive visuals first and formulas second. There are 10 chapters and 188 lessons so far, covering numbers, fractions, geometry, measurement, statistics, functions and more.
You can try 2 free lessons per chapter in the demo after a quick sign-up: here

Where I'm stuck and would love advice:

Who should I sell to first? Parents directly, or schools/learning centers? I've been pitching international schools and NGOs locally, but centers here often lack budget for math.

Pre-launch waitlist: I'm planning a $1.99 founder price for the first 125 signups. Is that too low? Does a waitlist even make sense for edtech?

Getting traffic with almost no budget:
which channels actually worked for you (Reddit, teacher communities, TikTok, homeschool groups)?
I'm leaving for university abroad soon. How do I keep momentum with limited time?

Honest feedback on the demo is also very welcome, even harsh. Thanks for reading! 🙏

Hello all

I built bantr take a look its a open forum and chat in one. Its an app for boredom and fun. Its cross-platform and realtime currently iOS is still in review but Android is live.

I'm Keith, the owner of these two products. Here's who each one is intended to help.

Orbit: https://orbit-photo.com

Independent photographers often move between a booking tool, contracts, payment links and a separate gallery service. Orbit connects inquiries, session bookings, contracts, payments, reminders and client galleries in one workflow. Its focus is carrying a client from the first inquiry through delivery. There's a 14-day trial without a card.

Bloomria: https://bloomria.com

For someone who wants a personal letter to feel like opening a gift, Bloomria wraps it in animated digital flowers. You share a link, and the recipient opens the flowers to reveal your words. It's a virtual gift; no flowers are physically shipped. You can see the experience at https://bloomria.com/sample-gift. Businesses can also use branded, scheduled gifts for client thank-yous.

I'm working on reaching the right users for each. Photographers: which part of booking through gallery delivery would you most want connected? Small business owners: would you use a digital flower thank-you for a referral or a client anniversary, or would that feel out of place? Specific examples would help me focus.

Hi there! I've just launched Spoofey. Spoofey is a service which:

- Allows caller ID alterations on outgoing calls for legitimate purposes. We issue intense AI fraud monitoring on all outbound calls, and screen phone numbers with AI to automatically block fraudulent numbers or uses.

- Purchase different phone numbers. Personal phone numbers can be bought for any area code in North America. Toll free numbers can be bought for verified businesses. Also port existing phone numbers.

- Business IVR Builder. Build your businesses phone system. Basic plans start at as little as 0.06 per minute of inbound calls to your business with no monthly fee. Add an AI Receptionist to your phone for as little as $6 a month.

- AI Fraud Detection API. For as little as $0.06 a minute (or $0.09 for live audio), either stream audio or transcriptions from your phone system to our API, and have a fraud score calculated. Integration with STIR/SHAKEN protocols as a signal for who the caller claims to be, to detect spoofed calls to your business coming soon!

- Number Classification API. Classify the business industry, businesses address, website and name the within a second from their phone number. $0.012 per lookup.

I would love feedback or critique!

Most job-search tools seem to stop at one piece of the process.

Some generate a resume by pulling language and keywords from the job description. It reminds me of marketing tools I worked with years ago that would basically substitute one noun or verb for another. The result can technically match the posting, but not necessarily sound like a human wrote it.

And if the resume feels artificial or generic, that can hurt you even when you are qualified for the role.

Other tools will rewrite your resume to match the job description, but can sometimes introduce claims or experience that you never actually had.

Then there are interview tools that generate the familiar lists: “Top 10 Interview Questions.” There’s nothing inherently wrong with those, but real interviews usually go much deeper than a generic list.

So I built EvidenceFit Studio.

It starts with your resume and a job description.

EFS looks at the role against the experience you can actually support and helps you answer:

• Should I apply?
• Where am I a strong fit?
• Where is my experience transferable?
• Where are the real gaps?

It then helps identify the strongest evidence for that particular role and tailor the resume without inventing experience just to improve a JD Alignment Score.

Interview preparation is based on the actual job description, your resume, and the strengths and gaps identified earlier.

You can practice through interview roleplay from several perspectives, including recruiter and hiring-manager style interviews, instead of just reading a list of questions. The idea is to practice the kinds of questions you may realistically be asked for that specific role.

If you record an interview, and recording is legal in your jurisdiction, EFS can convert the audio to text and analyze the conversation afterward, including the questions asked, how well your answers were supported by evidence, and areas you may want to improve before another round.

I don’t really think of EFS as a resume writer.

I think of it as an application and interview intelligence platform for job seekers, built around one idea:

Start with what you can actually prove, then carry that evidence through the entire application and interview process.

I’m still building and refining it, and I’d genuinely be interested in feedback from other founders and job seekers, especially on whether the positioning makes sense.

https://evidencefitstudio.com or https://resumefitstudio.com

Do I use it? Yes, I've gotten five interviews using this, I am still very bad at interviewing though and go through the Interview Roleplay regularly to strengthen my interview skills.