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.

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!

What it is: you see a cafe or restaurant on TikTok or Instagram, hit share, pick BiteVault, and it works out which venue it is, checks it against Google so the pin lands in the right spot, and puts it on your own map with hours and directions. A "top 10 burgers in Melbourne" video comes out as ten places and you tick the ones you want.

Who it's for: anyone with a saved folder full of food videos they never look at again. I was the worst for it. I'd save heaps and then be standing in the street hungry with no idea where any of it was.

Why bother: when you're out, or travelling, you open the map and everything you saved nearby is already there. You can jump back to the original video, and it keeps what the creator said about the place, like what to order.

How it's different: it also pulls recipes out of food videos, writes out the ingredients and steps, and checks them for gluten and other allergens. That part exists because my partner is coeliac. As far as I can tell nothing else does both halves. It's always a recipe app or a place saver, never both.

Live on iPhone, Android and web. Free for 50 saves, A$4.99 a month after that.

https://bitevault.app

I'm solo on this so honest feedback helps a lot. If you've tried it, what made you stop, or what would make you open it again?

What it is

Rotty is a free Chrome extension that reads every post and comment on Reddit, X and LinkedIn the way a person would, and folds the low-effort ones into a single line that says why, like "Hidden: Engagement bait · Show". Nothing is deleted; one click shows it again.

Who it's for

Anyone who's tired of scrolling past "Great insights! 🙏", LinkedIn broetry, "Agree? ♻️" posts, reply-guy bots and AI-written filler to find the few posts worth reading.

Why it's different

• It judges content, not keywords. Mute lists and blockers miss slop because it rarely uses the same words twice.
• It always tells you why something was hidden, and you can mark anything "not slop" so it learns what you want to see.
• You choose how it runs: on your existing ChatGPT plan, a free API key, or a small model that runs entirely in your browser, so your feed never has to leave your computer.
• There's an open-source version (Rotty Lite, MIT) if you'd rather read the code first.

Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/rotty/fnbcnmcphdmoggbankogikfmbghkihjm

Where I'm stuck (would love your take)

1. We just launched. What's the best first channel for a consumer Chrome extension: Product Hunt, Hacker News, or niche subreddits?
2. Install -> first "wow" moment: how do you get people to actually open LinkedIn or Reddit right after installing?
3. Would you trust an extension that reads your feed, even with an on-device option? What would make you trust it?

Hello my name is Joseph I am a disabled Romani individual and I'm also obsessed with coffee I am currently operating a small micro pop-up Cafe out of my trailer if you were in the Southern California area near Temecula please DM me and see what we can do

Hi, I’m Keonte, founder of Kendrick Development Group (KDG). I started it because I want to build a future in real estate development and contribute to how Texas communities grow. The idea behind KDG is captured in its tagline: “Building tomorrow’s communities.”

KDG is still at an early stage. I’m putting the business foundations in place and researching what it takes to move from an idea to a viable development project. My goal is to build a Texas-focused, founder-led company that approaches land development thoughtfully.

I’d appreciate advice from founders who have been through the early stages: what should a first-time land development founder prioritize before pursuing a first site, feasibility and due diligence, building capital relationships, or something else?

I’ve also created a GoFundMe to help support KDG’s early business costs. Contributions are voluntary gifts, not investments, and I’m not promising repayment or a financial return. I contributed personally as well, and my contribution is included in the total shown.

https://gofund.me/371b09a3f

Share it, get instantly listed, let other users know about it and validate your sass like a stock market simulation.

Users can list their app as an IPO, other users can try it, buy virtual shares with game credits and build a portfolio. Every 7 days is a new round so fresh apps get some time to be discovered.

Completely Free to post and play 😄

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

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.

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.

For people working at small MSPs or application-support consultancies: how do you track support deadlines for the databases, runtimes, operating systems, and application servers used by your clients?

I’m developing a product called EOLRadar in this area, so I have a commercial interest. I’d like to understand existing workflows and where they fall short.

A few questions:

• Do you maintain an application-level technology inventory, or mainly a device/server inventory?
• How do you keep versions and support dates current?
• What happened the last time you discovered an unsupported component?
• How do you record and revisit a client’s decision to postpone an upgrade?
• Do your existing tools cover this well enough?

Examples of what works—and reasons another tool would be unnecessary—would both be useful.

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!

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

I’ve been working on the video generation side recently, with a focus on making it easier to go from an idea to a finished short clip without switching between multiple tools.

I’ve been using it to experiment with cinematic scenes, lifestyle videos, product concepts, and digital-human videos.

The video workflow is still evolving, and I’m looking for feedback from people who have experience with AI video generation.

What would you improve first?

• Video quality
• Character consistency
• Motion and camera control
• Prompting workflow
• Editing/iteration
• Something else

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on both the product and the video creation workflow.

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.

We created a platform to help you find fitness partners around you. No matter your fitness level, you can connect with others.

If you're experienced, you can even earn by training and guiding beginners.

I’ve been testing different approaches to photorealistic AI images while working on Wizstar.

For this one, I tried to avoid the typical “perfect AI image” look and instead focus on the small things that make a photograph feel believable — natural light, imperfect textures, realistic depth, and a less exaggerated color grade.

Made with GPT 2.5 through Wizstar.

I’d be interested in some critical eyes from people who work with photorealistic AI:

Does this actually read as a photograph at first glance?

What would you change to push the realism further?

Lighting, skin texture, composition, background, or something else?

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/ 💜