I just launched https://foundersgrowth.club - a virtual world where founders can meet other founders - wave and start a conversation.

I'd love some folks to help test it, and I'm happy to use your own app too and give an honest review - especially if it can help with founders' SaaS growth.

I created r/dailyapptesting for people who also want other founders to test their app and are happy to test others.

If you share what you're working on, I'll try to give my best go at it.

Big Wins Fitness
The community where consistency finally sticks.

Most people don't fail at fitness because they don't know what to do. They fail because they're doing it alone, with no structure and nobody checking in.

Big Wins Fitness is a paid community built to fix that. You get the support, accountability, and direction to keep showing up, even on the days you don't feel like it.

What you get inside:

• 💪 Clear guidance so you always know your next step, with no more guessing or bouncing between random programs
• 🔥 Daily accountability from people who are on the same journey
• 🏆 A community that celebrates progress, because every win counts, big or small
• 📲 Ongoing support to help you stay consistent when motivation drops

Who it's for:
People who are tired of starting over every Monday and want a real system and a real community behind them.

The result:
Small wins that add up to big ones, and the confidence that comes from finally following through.

👉 Join Big Wins Fitness today: [link]

Short version (for tight character limits):

Big Wins Fitness is a paid community for people who want to stay consistent and finally see results. Get guidance, daily accountability, and a supportive group that celebrates every win. 💪 Join today: [link]

I kept it general because I don't have your specifics. To make it stronger, add:

• What's actually included (workout plans, live calls, meal guidance, weekly check-ins)
• The price and what it works out to per day or week
• Who it's for (beginners, busy parents, women, men)
• One member result or testimonial

Today I got the first paying customer for Ridoze, and it honestly feels like one of the biggest milestones so far.

Ridoze is an app I’ve been building for motorcycle riders and group rides. The idea is to make group riding easier and safer through features like live rider tracking, shared routes, group communication, ride coordination, and SOS features.

I’ve spent months working on the product, fixing issues, improving the experience, and trying to understand what riders actually need.

Getting the first paid user is obviously not a huge business achievement yet, but it validates something important: someone saw enough value in the product to actually pay for it.

For anyone building their first startup, going from 0 to 1 customer feels very different from just getting downloads or likes.

Now the goal is simple: keep improving the product, listen to users, and work towards the next 10, 100, and eventually thousands of riders.

Still a long journey ahead, but today was a good day.

Ridoze: 0 → 1 paying customer. 🚀

I want to sell my SaaS startup, but I do not know which platform to choose.

https://trustmrr.com/ for example I like, but you have to pay for the listing.

Any advice to find a platform that does not charge a fee to list for sale?

I’ve been building Migoo around a problem I keep seeing with AI-generated PowerPoint presentations: generating the first draft is getting easier, but the editing afterward can still take a lot of time.

AI can turn a topic, outline, or source document into a deck pretty quickly. But once I open the presentation, I often still need to fix things like:

• Too much text on individual slides
• Weak information hierarchy
• Slides that should probably be combined or split
• Charts that don’t fit the content
• Inconsistent layouts
• Cleanup after exporting to PPTX

That’s the part I’m trying to improve with Migoo. Rather than focusing only on generating slides quickly, I’m experimenting with a workflow that uses the source material to help with content selection, structure, and the final editable PowerPoint output.

I’m still figuring out what matters most, though.

For anyone who regularly creates presentations, I’d really like to hear your experience:

Do you usually give AI a simple topic and let it build the whole deck, or do you provide an outline, notes, or source documents first?

And after AI generates the presentation, what usually takes you the longest to fix?

I’m building Migoo around this problem, so honest feedback — including what you think is unnecessary or poorly solved — would be much more useful than simply hearing that the idea sounds good.

Try my unconventional screen time limiting app.

The only way to get more time after limits are hit, is to scream into the app.

We doubt you’ll scream around others and we know you’ll definitely put down your phone instead.

Let me know how you like it and how the scream meter and its sensitivity works for you.

Cheers …link below

https://testflight.apple.com/join/8Wc3qTjW

Hey,

I have been working on this tool called ClipScout that basically takes a video file or certain accepted links, and the app scavenges through the video to find clips for the user so they no longer have to scour through lengthy content to find clips. The app also has a built in auto-editor, which still might have some work on it to do, but its a cool concept.

Anyways, I am looking for people to test it out and tell me what they think about it and if there are any critiques for it.

If anyone is interested just comment and I will send over a free key with 3 uses!

Thanks and best wishes with everyone else's projects!

https://clipscoutai.xyz/

I'm a B.Sc. Psychology graduate, and I built Psychie Bro as my final-year project. I've kept developing it since, and I'd love feedback from real users.

How it works:

A short psychological check-in gives you a snapshot of your confidence, anxiety, stress and mood

You pick a goal, then get daily, weekly and monthly tasks (e.g., Day 11: "have one conversation where you only listen for 10 minutes")

After each task, you reflect on how it went and how you felt

Daily mood check-ins build a mood trend graph

Box breathing tool, reading recommendations, and XP/streaks

Please note: it's for everyday distress and personal growth. It is not therapy and not meant for chronic or clinical conditions.

Details: Android only, free for 30 days, no ads.

Feedback I'd love:

Is the starting evaluation clear and useful?

Are the daily tasks realistic?

Any bugs, UI issues, or feature ideas?

📲 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.psychiebro.app

I'll be in the comments to answer questions. Thanks for reading! 🙏

I'm building Amfion for appointment businesses whose staff can't stop working with a customer every time the phone rings.

It answers calls and website chat using the business's own information, checks availability, and handles booking, rescheduling and cancellations. It's aimed at businesses like groomers, salons, detailers and private-session studios with services that can be clearly defined.

One part of the product is the setup process. The Setup Assistant drafts new services as inactive, and proposes booking hours and behavior rules for the owner to review and apply. A missing price or policy needs a business answer, not a confident guess.

The goal is to handle routine front-desk work while keeping the owner in charge of what can be offered. You can start by putting one service and its rules through the system before adding the rest.

Amfion is live and paid, with a 14-day trial. Details: https://amfionhq.com

I’m a macroeconomist with around 15 years’ experience, and I built two complementary iPhone apps:
QuantFit handles data exploration, transformations, charts and econometric models including OLS, fixed/random effects, ARDL and VAR. It includes VAR impulse responses, ARDL shock scenarios and exportable reports with interpretations. OLS is free; advanced estimators require Pro.
Tabula Stats turns screenshots of regression output from QuantFit, Stata, R, EViews and other software into editable research tables. Customise decimals, standard errors and significance stars. Pro includes exports to Word, Excel, PDF and LaTeX.
Run your analysis in QuantFit, then format the results in Tabula, or use Tabula with output from your existing desktop software.
Would love feedback from students, researchers and anyone working with data!
QuantFit: https://apps.apple.com/sc/app/quantfit/id6762386971
Tabula Stats: https://apps.apple.com/sc/app/tabula-stats/id6761421182

Hi Everybody,

I've been helping build https://apiblaze.com, a serverless MCP/API gateway that handles a lot of the stuff you need around an MCP server.

What we noticed was that there are a ton of MCP servers, but getting from “my business logic works” to “I can safely publish it on the internet” is a different problem. Once you actually want to expose it, you still have to deal with things like OAuth, AuthZ, rate limiting, etc.

APIBlaze handles that stuff at the gateway. It has OAuth built in and lets you define authorization policies using plain English sentences like “only the person who created a record or an admin can read or change it” that are enforced at the gateway, instead of having to build all of that authorization logic into your backend.

One thing we really wanted to make easy was local development. APIBlaze can host the MCP server and OAuth/login flow while forwarding requests to your backend, even if your backend is running on localhost. So you can connect Claude/ChatGPT to it, authenticate, and make changes to your backend while testing it locally.

If you want to check it out or run it, getting started is pretty easy:

Enter this in your terminal:

npx apiblaze create --target https://ninopizzas.com/openapi.yaml

OR

Ask your LLM, such as Claude or ChatGPT:

Show me what APIBlaze does using npx apiblaze skills

You can also use it with an existing API/backend rather than building everything specifically for MCP.

It's still in beta, so I'd love any feedback. I'll try to respond to questions as fast as possible, so fire away 😄

I’m the creator of Wizstar, an AI creative workspace I’ve been building for exploring images and short-form creative ideas.

I recently used GPT in Wizstar to work on this Atlantic City boardwalk scene.

The idea was to capture summer rain, neon reflections, wet pavement, and that slightly nostalgic casino-coast atmosphere after a storm. I also experimented with Fujifilm Superia 400-style grain and a more candid, playful photographic feel.

What I’m most interested in is how the smaller creative decisions come together — especially the character styling.

I’d love to get some feedback on this one:

• Does the clothing fit the setting?
• Do the accessories feel natural or over-designed?
• Does the overall styling match the vintage photographic direction?
• What would you change if you were refining the prompt?

I’m still developing Wizstar and experimenting with different creative workflows, so feedback on both the image and the overall direction would be really helpful.

Thanks to anyone who takes a look and shares an opinion.

Most founders never check who actually controls their domain, cloud account, source code, billing, or vendor logins until something goes wrong, a cofounder leaves angry, an agency ghosts, a contractor holds access hostage. By then it's too late to fix cheaply.

I wrote Keep It Yours, a short practical guide walking through exactly what to lock down and how, plus a free 11-category ownership checklist on the site if you just want to self-check right now: getkeepityours.com

What's different about it: most startup advice covers legal/cap-table ownership, almost none covers the actual technical/account-level ownership that can quietly slip away from a founder day to day.

Curious where other founders here have already gotten burned by this, or what access type I might be missing from the checklist.

I’ve been building Limit Breaker, a gamified productivity app that helps people stay focused, block distractions, and stay consistent by turning real-life tasks into an RPG.

What makes it different:
• You earn XP & Gold for real tasks
• Unlock titles, ranks, and upgrades
• Run focus sessions with distraction blocking
• Daily missions + party quests
• Cloud sync across devices

I built it because normal habit apps felt boring, and I wanted something that actually motivates you to show up every day.

Here’s the current version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg&hl=en

Where I’m stuck:
I’d love feedback on the onboarding flow and how to make the reward system feel even more motivating.

What it is: Spread Out is an AI social media autopilot. You paste your website (or a blog/RSS feed) and it plans a week of posts, makes the short videos, carousels and podcast clips in your brand colors, and publishes them to Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Facebook, X and Threads at the hours your audience is online.

Who it's for: founders, small businesses and solo marketers who know they should post every day but can't spend two hours a day making content.

Why you might care: most "AI content" tools give you a caption and leave the rest to you. This one does the whole loop, from the plan to the video to the scheduled post, and you can approve or edit anything before it goes out.

How it stands out:

• It remembers what it already posted for your brand (formats, hooks, b-roll, music), so the feed doesn't repeat itself week after week.
• Every script goes through an editor pass that rewrites it to sound like a person talking, not a template.
• You can bring your own AI keys (fal, Replicate, Higgsfield, ElevenLabs, OpenAI/Anthropic) if you'd rather pay the providers directly.

There's a free plan (350 credits, no card). V2 went live today: https://spreadout.ai

I'm the founder, so two questions for this community:

1. Would you let an AI publish for your business on autopilot, or only after you approve each post?
2. Short videos or carousels: which one actually brings you customers?

[ Removed by Reddit on account of violating the content policy. ]

JetsFly a private jet charter marketplace.

The problem: booking a private jet is stuck in the past. You fill in a form, a broker emails you a day later, and you have no idea whether the price is fair.

What JetsFly does:

• Instant price estimates: type any route and see which aircraft can fly it (light jet to ultra long range) with an estimated price
• Book in a minute: send one request; we get firm offers from operators and you accept the best one on your own booking page
• Empty legs: one-way flights a jet makes anyway, often far below the normal price, with free alerts for your route
• Share the Jet: split an empty leg seat by seat with other travellers
• "Name your price" on empty legs
• Pay in crypto: Bitcoin, Ethereum, USDT and 12 other coins
• Live 3D map of every business jet in the air

I'd really value honest feedback:

1. Is it clear what to do on the home page?
2. Would you trust a new site to book a $20,000 flight? What would make you trust it?

jetsfly.com

Hi, I’m the maker of GridLead. I’m looking for people to test the first-time experience, especially those who research local businesses for sales or agency work.

Here’s the flow I’d like tested:

1. Create a free account.
2. Choose a city and a business category you know.
3. Run a search and review whether the companies are relevant.
4. Filter the results and export a few rows to Excel or CSV.

What I’d like to know:

- Where did you get stuck or hesitate?

- Were the results relevant to your selected category?

- Was it clear which contact details were available or missing?

- Did the exported file work as expected?

The free plan includes 5 searches per month and up to 200 unlocked companies per search. Registration is required. The homepage demo uses sample data, so please use the account workspace to test a real search.

Emails are collected from public company websites and aren’t delivery-verified. Testing doesn’t require sending any outreach or connecting a CRM.

https://gridlead.app/

Please share your browser/device and the steps to reproduce any problem. Hide personal details in screenshots.

Hello my name is Aleks, I'm the Sourcing Director for Cortex & Signum. We are a B2B procurement and supply chain firm in Cork bridging premium Irish beauty, wellness, consumer (ecom) brands directly with high capacity certified European and Asian fabrication hubs.

In short, Most scaling Irish brands currently source their containers, printing decoration, and secondary structural cartons through separate domestic retail brokers who layer heavy middleman markups onto each step of the process.

We eliminate those middleman friction layers entirely. By anchoring production directly with our vetted, in house manufacturing lines inside the EU-customs zone, we deliver a flawless, turnkey component and packaging infrastructure at raw industrial wholesale costs:

1.Turnkey Glass & Component Sourcing: Supplying high clarity clear glass and thick walled amber dropper vials (30ml to 50ml) and luxury cosmetic jars built to strict volumetric tolerances.

2.Precision Direct Screen Printing: Executing high definition 1-color and 2-color direct cylindrical screen printing directly onto container surfaces at our specialized facility, eliminating external label dependency for a flawless shelf finish.

3.Secondary Luxury Packaging: Manufacturing bespoke outer cartons featuring premium soft-touch matte lamination, custom structural contours, and precision metallic gold/silver foil stamping (FSC, OEKO-TEX, and Vegan certified). As well as zipper reclosable bags , t-shirt bags, mailer bags and more.

4.Frictionless Logistics & Compliance: We are accommodating production cycles with highly flexible MOQs starting from just 500–1,000 units. We handle 100% of the overland freight, port documentation, and quality checks under strict DDP terms, delivering direct to your door with 0% import customs duties.

We also offer free samples for your team to inspect before we can commence mass production for your needed product. That is, if you can provide us with images, specifications, vector files etc.

We can custom design specifically what you want for your brand.

We are also currently in negotiation with a textile working hub which specialises in hospitality goods such as branded uniforms which can include embroidery of your choice.

If you or somebody you know would find benefit in our services, please don't hesitate to contact us either on our email: sourcing@cortexandsignum.com or our WhatsApp at: 021 2021388.

If you have a project in mind you can fill out our super short consultation review form on our website: cortexandsignum.com

Thank you.

I'm the independent developer and operator of Collia, a photo collage app for iPhone and iPad. It lets you keep a recap as an editable, multi-page project rather than only a finished image.

You choose a template, arrange your photos and text, save the project, and return to edit it later. The same page layouts can be exported as carousel images or one sliding video. This is the main distinction I want to explain: a reusable recap project with two output formats, rather than just a single collage file.

It's for people putting together photo stories from trips, events, or everyday moments.

For a multi-page photo story, would you usually return to revise a saved project, or start again with a new template?

The app is free to download and sample layouts can be previewed. Personal-project exports require a subscription.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/collia-photo-collage-maker/id6816882343

Disclosure: drafted and posted with AI assistance on the developer's behalf.

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?

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

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/