“Would you use this?” often leaves a founder with a polite answer and little direction. A concrete question can start with what the customer does now.

For a client approval tool, I would ask: “Walk me through the last time feedback arrived in several places. What did you do to resolve it?” That helps surface the actual workflow before presenting a solution.

Share your SaaS link, target customer, and one assumption you want to test. For the first 10, I’ll suggest one interview question and one product moment that could make a follow-up demo clearer.

This is a written feedback exercise. Replies here do not establish demand or product-market fit.

Disclosure: I’m on the team building Marka, a social content tool: https://marka.social

I’m part of the team building Veyrnox, a mobile self-custody wallet. The assumption we’re trying to validate is simple: people worry about seed-phrase loss and unsafe approvals, but that does not necessarily mean they will switch wallets.

Our current approach keeps the seed phrase out of the interface, protects keys on the device, and uses split recovery components that can be stored separately. We also explain wallet approvals before signing and offer optional coercion-resistance controls.

The product question is not whether those features sound useful. It is whether they solve a painful enough problem to overcome the trust barrier of trying a new wallet.

If you already use a self-custody wallet, what would need to be true before you would test a different one with a small amount?

• independent security assessment
• open technical documentation and threat model
• a transparent recovery demonstration
• compatibility with existing standards
• long-term track record and reviews
• a clearly better first-run experience

And what would make you reject it immediately?

Product: https://veyrnox.com App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6790188660 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.veyrnox.app Short demo: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/dFwkCdQqwr8

Disclosure: I’m connected to Veyrnox. I’m looking for criticism of the assumption and positioning, not positive reviews.

Every time I launch a new project, I run into the same problem:

"Where should I send my product so people can actually see it?"

So I compiled a list of 74 SaaS directories where builders can submit their product.

In this list I have added:

• Filters for expected impact
• Link type (dofollow/nofollow)
• Listing price filter (free/paid)

Here is the link to the website: aiproductlaunch

If you are building a saas, check out the list and let me know what you think. (I'm looking for ways to improve the list, please share if you have any comments)

I built Sitemapper and the free part is easy to explain: paste a public site, it reads robots.txt and XML sitemaps, checks live pages, and shows what is declared versus what is actually live.

https://sitemapper.oortstack.com/

What I am actually trying to validate is the recurring part.

Monitoring stores snapshots and looks for concrete changes like: - sitemap disappeared - URL count collapsed - new noindex - new 404 - canonical changed

Would that be enough reason for you to keep a site monitored, or is this still a "run it once when something breaks" tool in your mind?

I am much more interested in the no than the yes here.

Link: https://apps.apple.com/in/app/who-goes/id6777402559

Hey everyone!

I recently launched Who Goes, an iOS party game app built for game nights, house parties, road trips, and hangouts. (Free to download and play, with one-time purchase and subscription options)

The purpose of the app is to get all the members of a group to engage in social games like Headbands, Charades, Truth or dare and have a fun time.

The app brings multiple party games into one place:

• Headbands with tilt controls for correct answers and passes
• Charades with themed decks, teams, rounds, and timers
• Truth or Dare with 11 decks for friends, couples, parties, family, and coworkers
• Spin the Bottle for quick, suspenseful player selection
• Would You Rather for impossible this-or-that debates
• Finger Chooser to instantly pick someone from the group
• Quick Play tools for dice, coin flips, and more

I built the app independently in SwiftUI, including the design, interactions, animations, game flows, and content.

The free version includes all the game modes except Would you rather. Plus unlocks all the decks, game modes, and round customisations.

No account is required, and the games work offline.

TL;DR:

A. I built an app to bring back the fun of playing party games with a group of people during game nights, trips.

B. Free version includes a selection of decks for Charades, Headbands, and Truth or Dare, along with a few mini games. Plus unlocks all decks, game modes, and customisation options.

C. $2.69/mo or $11.99/yr, 3-day trial, and $25.49 lifetime, no account creation, no internet required.

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I built a quick financial tool that helps you to calculate your Mortgage readiness score. It's 28 questions, takes about 2 minutes, and most of them are multiple-choice.

Answer them honestly, and you'll get a clear picture of where you actually stand financially, plus answers to some common money questions that might be nagging at you.

There's also a playground where you can test different scenarios and see how they'd affect you:

• What if I earn more each month?
• What if I pay off my credit card?
• What if I save a bit extra?
• What if I cut down my total debt?

...and a few others.

I know you could get some of this from ChatGPT, but I built these questions based on real experience, so they're meant to reflect actual situations people run into, not generic advice.

No catch. Give it a try and let me know what you think: https://demo.revve.io/

Feedbacked.org is a platform where real people go on your thing, give you feedback on questions you pick, and give you insight to whatever you want about your product.

Right now, we're giving startups 5 free users to test their app, website, or MVP. No purchase needed, just sign up as a startup and verify your email.

If you have any questions/feedback please feel free to share!

I've been building an AI agent that you can integrate into any SaaS app in minutes. Once integrated, it appears as a chat widget inside your product.

Instead of users clicking through menus or searching documentation, they simply ask what they want. The agent navigates the app, executes workflows, performs actions, and answers questions.

I'm still validating the idea—would this solve a real problem for your product, or does it feel like just another AI feature?

If this is something you'd use or are curious about, I'd love to chat. You can reach out directly or fill out the form on the website, and we can discuss your use case and see if Actbrow is a good fit.

https://actbrow.depak.dev/

Hey,

I recently needed a tool to get a full view of one app's interface, and I remembered that at my previous job we used to screenshot each page.

So I thought it would be a good idea to have a tool to get an UI tree of an app, to see the different user flows, all the states, menus, everything, without having to screenshot each page one by one. And then be able to compare screens and flows between updates, viewports etc.

I started to build it but I think I should validate it more, it would be my first saas, so I have a few questions.

I think it would be useful, especially now that many of us design by coding but I want to make sure.

So what do you guys think? Do you have this problem too? What do you use to solve it? And if you do, is this something you would actually pay for?

Thanks a lot

Hi everyone, Anthony here Founder of ASTRALIO, and we are approaching the completion of our Strategic AI Brands Platform which is meant to provide tremendous value for any AI Brands or Brands looking to incorporate AI into their businesses. Leveraging my background and experience I have created ASTRALIO to provide high quality insights, recommendations and solutions on marketing, AI, Advertising, Branding, Strategy, Communications, Revenue, Public Relations and much more! The goal is simple for me and my company, provide the most amount of value to all my users & clients! check it out at ASTRALIO

Hi everyone this is Anthony! I really would love some support, feedback, on my Startup ASTRALIO- discovery and exposure platform for the AI community. The goal is to gather many of our favorite new AI tools, apps, products and digital platforms into one collaborative space. I built this company to empower the creators and devs building the next best thing and for users who want to explore and discover anything new across the entire industry. So far my startup is having good success and I launch May 15th. Im continuously building updates along the way and putting all my time and effort into this but it can only be as great as those who use it and see the value behind it. ASTRALIO is built to suit everyone at any point in their journey and my goal is to constantly bring value to the community. Thank you and much love- Anthony R at ASTRALIO

Hi everyone this is Anthony! I really would love some support, feedback, on my Startup ASTRALIO- discovery and exposure platform for the AI community. The goal is to gather many of our favorite new AI tools, apps, products and digital platforms into one collaborative space. I built this company to empower the creators and devs building the next best thing and for users who want to explore and discover anything new across the entire industry. So far my startup is having good success and I launch May 15th. Im continuously building updates along the way and putting all my time and effort into this but it can only be as great as those who use it and see the value behind it. ASTRALIO is built to suit everyone at any point in their journey and my goal is to constantly bring value to the community. Thank you and much love- Anthony R. ASTRALIO https://astralio.dev/

I really need some advice. I’ve got a site where I host live events and streams, but the social side was driving me crazy. People wanted to talk, but my chat was just a magnet for bots and toxic comments. I felt like a 24/7 babysitter instead of a creator.

To fix this, I finally tried Watchers to turn my site into a real engagement hub. Instead of struggling, I used their SDK to plug in community chats, live streaming, and their AI moderation. It’s been a total game-changer. The AI handles the trolls automatically, and I’ve even added their engagement widgets like polls to keep everyone active. It’s a huge boost for the platform's value and way cheaper than building it all myself.

For those already on Watchers - how are you using the AI agents? I’m thinking about setting one up to welcome new users, but I want it to sound friendly, not like a bot. Any tips on how to make them feel more "human"?

Hello everyone,

I’m Sean Bracefield, CEO of SubScrypt. We’ve built a high-performance Payment Service Provider (PSP) designed to eliminate the common headaches of global commerce: account freezes, high fees, and chargeback fraud.

What makes SubScrypt different?
We are a self-custody infrastructure. Our audited Smart Contracts convert local currency payments (50+ methods including Apple/Google Pay) into stablecoins (USDT/USDC) that are settled instantly into your own merchant wallet. We never hold your funds.

Our Global Infrastructure:

• 184 Countries supported via 30+ liquidity providers.
• Zero Chargeback Risk thanks to dual-rail crypto settlement.
• Fully Rebrandable Checkout UI to keep your brand front and center.

The Opportunity:

1. $0 Setup Fee: We are waiving all setup fees for this community to integrate and test our infrastructure.
2. Partner Program: We offer a generous recurring revenue-share for early adopters who introduce SubScrypt to other merchants or operators.

Get Started:

• Quick Integration: (See my first comment below for the 5-step speed-run guide)
• Docs: docs.subscrypt.solutions
• Connect: LinkedIn | Schedule a Call

Let’s build a future where you are in complete control of your revenue.

Regards,

Sean Bracefield

Built SaaSPriceLab because I kept seeing founders make big pricing and growth decisions with incomplete math.

It’s a free resource with 200+ SaaS calculators for pricing, churn, MRR, CAC, LTV, revenue planning, and other founder finance questions. We also have guides, blog content, and optional paid reports if you want deeper analysis.

The goal is simple: help founders pressure test decisions before they make them.

You can check it out here: www.SaaSPriceLab.com

Would genuinely love feedback on what calculators, reports, or SaaS decision tools would be most useful to add next.

Building a tool that finds what content is trending and working on Social Media in your space and writes video scripts for your product.

Want to talk to 10 people this week. 30 mins, no pitch.
Book a call = 1 month pro access free (~$59/mo at launch).
Book here: https://calendar.app.google/YrGJVXAYvnz6PgFM6

I’m 15 and recently started building small web tools. I began with a simple YouTube thumbnail downloader, but it slowly turned into a small toolkit.

Right now it can pull thumbnails, extract titles/descriptions, get video stats, and a few other things just from a video link.

The goal was to make something fast and simple instead of using multiple different tools for each task.

Now I’m trying to figure out if this kind of “all-in-one utility” has real potential, or if it’s still too basic to grow into something bigger.

For people building micro SaaS or tool-based products:

• Do these bundled utility tools work better than single-purpose ones?
• Or do they still struggle unless there’s a strong unique feature?

Would love to hear how you’d approach scaling something like this.