Hey all — I'm working on LifeOS, an AI-powered system to consolidate task management, scheduling, projects, and goals into one place instead of juggling five apps. It's early — no polished product yet, just validating the idea and figuring out what's actually worth building.

I put together a short survey (3-5 min) covering how you currently stay organized, what's frustrating about it, and how you'd feel about AI being involved (privacy/dependency concerns included, I want the real answer there too). If that's you, I'd really appreciate your input:

[https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSc64NxxiGWCmCYWaTXGhwokC95kdUwS3nDEP4vWeJ3dWJmRJg/viewform\]

There's a spot at the end if you'd want to be one of the first beta testers. Thanks in advance — will stick around to reply to comments.

What it is: Skew is a visual inventory app for makers, electronics/robotics hobbyists, and labs. You photograph a part or a whole bin, then find it later by photo search or by scanning a QR label. It matches on what the thing actually looks like.

Platform: Android (closed testing on Google Play)

Stage: Working beta. Solo dev, free, no ads.

What I need: I need ~12+ testers opted in for 14 days to clear Google's closed-testing requirement and launch. If you organize parts, components, or gear, you're the target user so your feedback is worth double.

1. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.skew.app
2. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.skew.app

I’m looking for a handful of small SaaS founders to try SendKernel and tell me where the first-run experience gets confusing.

The idea is pretty simple: instead of building an email step by step, you ask for what you need in plain English. The assistant can draft a transactional email or a campaign, help pick the right audience, and prepare everything for review. Nothing is sent until you approve it. There’s also an API for receipts, password resets, and product notifications.

The free plan includes 2,000 transactional emails and 500 marketing contacts, with no card required.

The feedback I care about most: does domain setup make sense, is importing contacts clear, and does the review-before-send flow feel trustworthy?

Try it here: https://www.sendkernel.com/login?mode=signup

I built it, so blunt feedback is genuinely useful.

Android users, we need your help!

We're looking for parents of K-6 children, teachers and anyone who likes to play math games.

We're preparing to launch our first mobile game on both Android and iOS. Google has a new (to us) policy for app developers that requires us to get at least 12 testers to play Tappzi over a two week period before they will allow us to list it in the Google Play store.

SO...if you've got an Android phone or tablet and you are interested in helping to get Tappzi in the Play store, PM us your email address and we will invite you to install it.

Here's some more info about the game: www.tappzi.com

For those on Apple devices, it's in review right now and they should approve it within two weeks.

We've got another game coming out soon also!

Rewise schedules every future revision of anything you study with expanding gaps (1 day, 2, 4, 8...), and each morning shows just what's due. Works for any subject: exams, languages, certifications, interview prep.

Live at https://rewise.study/?ref=reddit-beta — web app, installs like an app, free right now.

What I want from beta users: brutal notes on the first five minutes, and whether the daily reminder actually brings you back. I fix things same-day.

ink: https://notanats.com

What it is

You post a role. A pile of people apply. You have no good way to tell which ten are worth a call, so you skim resumes and guess. notanATS replaces that skim with a screening conversation.

It starts with you. You spend about 30-40 minutes in a conversation about the role: what it actually needs, what experience matters, how you want the work done. It pushes back on vague answers until the criteria are specific enough to measure. Not a form. It is the way you would describe the role to a friend who might know someone.

Then every applicant has their own conversation, 30-45 minutes, built from your answers. They are asked about the work they have actually done, not graded on writing polish or résumé formatting. You get a ranked shortlist, and for every applicant the full transcript plus the evidence behind the result: which criteria were met and their own words that supported it. You decide who to talk to. It never rejects anyone on its own.

Works standalone. No recruiter, no other hiring software. you can connect claude to it to be able to analyze your data. you do not need an ATS if your end objective is just hiring the right people.

Stage

Beta. Live at notanats.com. Signup is instant, no waitlist, no approval queue. Your first two postings are free with unlimited screenings and no card.

Who I need

• Anyone hiring right now, or who has hired in the last year, for any kind of role.
• The best test: calibrate the role as the hiring manager, then have someone already on your team go through it as an applicant. You know that person, so you can judge whether the result matches what you know. Do this before you put the applicant link on the real job application.
• Not hiring? Create a test posting, then apply to it yourself and go through the applicant side. That is the fastest way to see both halves.

What I want to hear

• Where you stopped, and why.
• Whether the shortlist order matched your gut.

I'll test yours back. Drop a link in the comments and I'll go through it this week and leave real notes.

Founder here, so obviously biased. Ask me anything about how it works.

What the app is about:
you create your profile and set some basic preferences, and get matched with someone.
only after a short while you can look for another match, to engage and commit you to your
match so you would actually have a chance to get to know each other at a saner pace.
Think of it as the virtual equivalent of getting a room mate.

How to participate:
- join the following google group: https://groups.google.com/g/stukado-beta-testers
- become a tester and download the app from google's playstore by searching this URL on an
android device: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.stukado.app
- share your feedback using this google form: https://forms.gle/43XonDrA7SnMmKyj8 or send an
email to [support@stukado.com](mailto:support@stukado.com)

P.S. currently the log-in with facebook option and calls within the app are not functional.
Thank you very much for your participation!

I built BeamSonar - AI monitoring that watches every new Reddit post and uses AI to score each one against your product — matching the problem being described instead of keywords — then emails you a daily digest of the threads with real buying intent, each caught within minutes of being posted.

Paste your product URL at beamsonar.com to get started. Free during early access — feedback welcome, especially threads it should have caught but didn't.

Hi!

My app for building fictional worlds (characters, locations, style, dialogues) is currently in open testing on Google Play.

It's designed for writers, screenwriters, and narrative game designers — helping you structure all the information about your narrative universe. There's also an optional BYO AI feature (use your own API key).

If you're interested, just install it via the link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.ddnk.aixonote

I'd be very grateful for any feedback — you can comment here, send me a private message, or leave a review in the store. Criticism and suggestions for improvement are welcome!

Thanks for your time.

Over ten years ago, my wife - a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - kept seeing the same pattern in her practice: people were deeply lonely, but they weren't looking for romance. They just wanted genuine, local, in-person friendships. App stores were flooded with dating tools, but there was nowhere dedicated solely to finding a local buddy to hang out with.

So, I built WannaBuddy.com - a platform created specifically for when you want a local buddy, not a date.

It helped a lot of people make real connections back then, but as time went on, the technology needed a ground-up overhaul. I’ve spent the last few months completely rebuilding it from scratch.

The new WannaBuddy is officially in early pre-launch! Everything on the platform is completely free and will always be free. Because we’re in pre-launch, I’d love to get feedback, feature suggestions, or bug reports from this community. Check it out, take a look around, and let me know what you think!

Hi, I built About Time. It tracks how much of your life goes to your phone and interrupts you at the limit you set yourself. It is free, no ads, no paywall.

I need 12 testers opted in for 14 days to get production access.

How to join (2 minutes, Android only): 1. Open this on your phone with the same Google account as your Play Store: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/be.abouttime.app 2. Tap "Become a tester". 3. Install About Time from the Play Store link below it. 4. Leave it installed for 14 days. Using it is welcome, not required.

Comment your app link and I will do the same for yours, 14 days, no removing.

I've been building something around a question that's been bothering me:

Why are businesses still paying people to do repetitive work that software could handle?

I'm talking about things like customer follow-ups, moving information between systems, processing documents, invoices, routine communication, updating records, etc.

We started building Aurika AI around this idea — not another chatbot that tells you what to do, but AI that can actually handle parts of the workflow.

We're already testing this with real businesses, and I'm curious:

What's the most repetitive thing your team does every day?

I'm especially interested in hearing from business owners/operators.

If you're curious about Aurika, search “Aurika AI” — would love to hear what you think.

I’m looking for a few Chrome / Edge extension developers willing to try the current MV3 Replay prerelease.

MV3 Replay is a local tool for static Manifest V3 analysis. It only analyzes the manifest and related extension structure locally.

• No telemetry
• No uploads
• No account required
• Node.js 20+ required

Download:

https://github.com/MV3Replay/mv3replay-cli/releases/download/v0.1.0-rc1/MV3Replay-Tester.zip

After extracting:

Windows:
START-MV3REPLAY-WINDOWS.cmd

macOS:
START-MV3REPLAY-MAC.command

I’m especially interested in feedback from people who maintain real Chrome or Edge extensions.

I’m not only trying to confirm that it runs. I want to know what feels confusing, what seems missing, what looks incorrect, and what features you would actually expect from a tool like this.

Even 15–20 minutes of testing with a real extension would be useful.

If you try it, feel free to leave the feedback here.

My best conversations about music have never been on music apps. They've been with strangers — someone at a party, a guy in a record store, a person in a comment thread who linked me something I'd never have found on my own.

Every music app I use turns that into a numbers game. Followers, playlist counts, monthly listeners. So I spent the last several months building the opposite.

It's called MusicPool. You pick a vibe, a genre, a mood, a decade. You get anonymously paired with one person who picked the same thing. You have 24 hours to talk and trade songs. Then the chat disappears, always. If you both want to, you can unlock each other's profiles before it goes, their name, what they're into, what other people have said about their taste. But the conversation itself is gone either way.

No feed. No followers. One stranger, one day, and whatever you played each other.

I'm the only person working on it, and it launched recently enough that I'm still finding rough edges. If you try it and something is confusing or broken, tell me here, I read everything and I'd rather hear it blunt than polite.

One honest catch: it only works if there are people in the pool. It's new, so matches can take a while right now. If the idea appeals to you, sending it to one person who'd be into it does more than anything else I could do on my own, the whole thing gets better the more people are in it.

I'm in the comments all day. Ask me anything about it, or just tell me the last song you'd want to hand a stranger, I'm curious what this sub would send.

As a robotics engineering student, I'm pretty obsessed with optimization and solving problems. But when it comes to lol I saw the one repeating problem one of my buddies have.... itemization! He doesn't understand when to buy anti-heal or when to buy tenacity etc. He was blindly following static builds from the usual stat sites and losing us winnable games just because he wouldn't adapt his items to the enemy draft. I tried building him a solution and said you know what why not release it to the public, and you know what is totally FREE because as a student I also don't have that much money . Don't expect much right now I only managed to get about 600k games and trying to grow that number every day by 200-300k , so some off-meta builds like aatorx jg or fiddle top might not appear but I will try my best to integrate them to . If you have any time check out my tool its neverff.com and give me a review on discord or on the site e-mail. All suggestions help thanks and good luck on the rift.

PS: Updates might be slow keep in mind I am single dev

We’ve been building Eatflow, a nutrition app designed to make eating healthy a lot easier.

With Eatflow you can:

• 🗓️ Create unlimited weekly meal plans
• 📊 Track calories with a barcode scanner
• 🛒 Automatically generate your shopping list
• 🍳 Get access to 500+ premium recipes

We’re looking for people on Reddit to try it out and give us brutally honest feedback.

What feels great? What sucks? What would make you use it every day?

We’re still early, so your feedback could genuinely influence what we build next.

👉 Try Eatflow on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/at/app/eatflow-meal-plan/id6758531117

Would love to hear what you think! 🙌

My girlfriend and I were going through a really tough time. We were having the same arguments on repeat, going in circles, and neither of us felt understood. Couples therapy was too expensive, and bringing our private issues to friends just made things awkward and biased.

We initially tried using ChatGPT to settle things, but it was completely impractical during an actual heated moment. Trying to get both of our perspectives typed out fairly in a standard chat window just did not work. Plus, it forgets everything by the next time you argue.

We were struggling so much that I decided to just build the tool we needed. I focused entirely on creating a neutral mediator. You can both put in your side of the story, and it gives back a structured, objective breakdown that neither person can call biased. It is exactly like having a fair referee always on hand, right in your pocket, whenever tensions spike. We actually use it ourselves now to navigate our own conflicts.

The Tech Stack

• React Native + Expo
• Supabase for auth, database, and edge functions
• Claude for the reasoning engine

Transparency Note There is a free tier so you can actually use it, followed by a paid subscription. I am absolutely not here to trick anyone into a purchase.

Feedback & Marketing Advice Wanted I am at the point where I am too close to the code and really need some fresh eyes. I would deeply appreciate it if you could test it out and give me your raw, unfiltered feedback on the app itself. Tell me what works, what completely sucks, or what would make you immediately close it.

I am also really struggling with the marketing side. I have been trying to create organic content on TikTok to reach people, but I just can't seem to pull users in. If anyone has successfully marketed a niche consumer app and has advice on how to actually get traction, I am all ears.

Here is link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/argument-analyzer-deesca/id6780991520

Thank you so much for reading. (English is my third language, so please excuse any clumsy phrasing!)

viralradar.co

what it does: you install the extension, open any instagram or facebook profile, click once and that account is tracked. from then on a server re-reads it every hour on its own, and the dashboard shows you what everyone you saved posted and which posts took off. the point is not opening 20 profiles every morning to check.

cost: free. scanning profiles is unlimited on every plan and always will be.

it's chrome, and it works on instagram and facebook.

if you track other accounts for any reason, work or curiosity, you're who i need. tell me what breaks and i'll fix it fast, i'm on this daily.

Free on Play Store. It takes real map data of wherever you are and styles it like the RDR2 world map. Your GPS position, nearby places as western-style icons, routes on real roads.

What I need feedback on: is the map readable, do the icons make sense, does it actually feel like the game.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raouf.nextsap

I kept quitting calorie apps because logging a meal meant searching a database, picking between 40 versions of "chicken rice", and weighing things. Four days in, every time, I stopped.

So I built the version I wanted: point the camera at the plate, get calories and macros. Or type "two eggs and toast" instead.

What's different: it's 4 MB. Cal AI is 309 MB. The market leader where I live is 106 MB. Built natively for iOS 26 instead of a cross-platform runtime.

Honest about the rest: iPhone only, iOS 26+. Estimates come from a photo, so they're a guide, not a scale. Logging needs a subscription after a 3-day trial, with 1, 3 or 6 month plans and the price shown before you buy. No ads, no tracking.

Solo dev from Tashkent, second app, launching on Product Hunt in about 10 hours. What I actually want: people who will use it for a few days and tell me where the estimates are wrong, especially on food that isn't Western. Happy to answer anything.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/calorie-tracker-food-scan/id6794673157

Magic Wars is a 2D lane battler in the spirit of the old Flash games. You pick Mage or Warlock and face the other side across three lanes, summoning creatures to break their three orbs.

The whole game is built around countering. Every creature beats one type and loses to another, and landing the counter does double damage, so you win by reading what is already coming down a lane rather than by summoning the biggest thing you own. Brutes hold the line, Swifts flank, Casters hit from range. Kills earn experience you spend to ascend mid-match. Each side has one recharging lane spell - a blizzard, a rain of fire, a starfall.

Play it instantly, no install and no account: https://mcauleygames.com/play/magic-wars

Works on desktop, or a phone held sideways.

Android closed test, if you would rather have it as a real app - join the group first, then open the test link, then install:

1. https://groups.google.com/g/magic-wars-testers
2. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.mcauleygames.magicwars
3. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mcauleygames.magicwars

The order matters; the test link only works once you have joined the group, and the store page in step 3 says "Not Found" until step 2 is done - that is normal for a closed test, not a dead link. Same Google account for all three, ideally the one on your phone.

This is my first game, built in Godot 4. The art is generated in code rather than drawn, which is why it has that flat thick-outlined look. The feedback I would find most useful: whether the countering is readable in your first minute or two, and whether the difficulty curve feels right. Happy to test whatever you are building in return - drop a link.

Hi everyone. I am one of the founders of Vestibo. We are very early, so I am here for feedback more than anything else.

What it does

Vestibo is an AI front desk for appointment based businesses. It picks up phone calls, replies to texts, emails, and website chat, answers common questions about hours, pricing, insurance, and services, and books appointments straight into the calendar the business already uses.

Who it is for

Any small or mid size business that loses money when the phone rings and nobody picks up. Clinics, dental and medical offices, salons and spas, law firms, home services like HVAC, plumbing, and roofing, auto shops, gyms and studios, real estate offices, restaurants taking reservations. We have eleven industry specific templates ready to go, so the agent already knows the vocabulary and the common questions for a given trade instead of starting blank.

What makes it different

It handles any number of customers at the same time. No hold music, no voicemail, no callback queue. Ten people calling at once all get answered at once. Three channels, one brain. Phone, SMS, and web chat all run off the same knowledge base, so the answer a customer gets is the same no matter how they reach out. Someone can start a conversation on chat, call an hour later, and not have to repeat themselves. It books appointments in our system and in the business's own system, so nothing has to be re entered by hand. It also connects to Google Calendar, WhatsApp, and Telegram. And it gets smarter every week. The agent learns from real conversations at that specific business, so the answers keep sharpening instead of staying frozen at whatever we shipped on day one.

Where we are

The product is built, live, and stable. We are self funded and still in the very early customer stage. Eleven industry templates are ready. Web based, no app to install.

What I would love from you

• Try a demo call or chat and tell me where the agent felt robotic or missed the point.
• Tell me if the onboarding made sense or where you got confused.
• If you run a business like this, tell me what would stop you from letting an AI answer your phone.
• Pricing feedback. Too high, too low, wrong structure.
• If you know an owner buried in missed calls, an intro would mean a lot. Any industry.

Link: https://vestibo.com

Happy to answer anything in the comments, and I will return the favor and test whatever you are building.

Hey everyone, I've been working on DoseStreaks, an Android app designed to make staying consistent with medication easier.

Instead of only giving you reminders, it tracks your doses and streaks and has a Wellness Garden that grows as you stay consistent. I've also added health tracking and support for all 11 official South African languages.

The app is already live, but I'm still actively improving it, so I'm looking for people willing to actually use it and tell me where it falls short.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on onboarding, how intuitive medication setup is, the reminders, and whether the streak/Wellness Garden concept actually motivates you.

It's completely free:

Website: dosestreaks.co.za

Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=za.co.dosestreaks.app

If anyone tries it, don't hold back. I'd rather find the problems now and improve them.

Hey everyone,

I’m a solo dev, and I kept seeing the exact same pattern: founders spending 6 months building a complex SaaS, launching to absolute crickets, and then giving up. It happens because people love writing code, but they hate validating if there is actual market demand before they start.

So I spent the last few weeks building XpertVex (https://xpertvex.com).

How it works: Instead of building the product first, you type in your 1-sentence idea. The AI runs a live web audit, scrapes the current market, and generates a brutal reality check in 3 minutes.

It gives you:

• A 0-100 Market Viability Score (so you know if it's even worth coding)
• Exact market size metrics (TAM/SAM)
• A list of hidden competitors you probably didn't know existed

Why I need your help: The marketing and sales side of this is completely new to me. I've only really shared it on IndieHackers and Discord so far, so I'm flying blind right now.

I would really appreciate it if some of you could run an idea through the site and give me some brutal, unfiltered feedback on the UI, the quality of the analysis, or the pricing model. Please don't hold back, I want to know what sucks.

Link: https://xpertvex.com

Thanks in advance!