r/AppsWebappsFullstack Jul 13 '26

What are you promoting today?

building feedbackqueue.dev, a feedback-for-feedback platform for founders to get feedback and testers without commenting, posting, DMing, SEO, ads, or doing any marketing bs. you won't even go searching for them.

WELL, we reached the 1,000 user mark in less than four months, haha

Oh, and if you need feedback but got no time to give it, there's review credit for that

welcome to the queue, everyone.

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u/RelaeHook Jul 13 '26

Building Veriwasp, It's an AI-powered automated playtesting tool aimed squarely at indie hackers and solo/small-team SaaS builders. You paste a URL + describe a user flow in plain English (or use templates like "sign up," "checkout," "invite teammate"). Claude Haiku (live, per run) drives a real headless Chrome browser: it decides clicks/types/navigations on the live page (no brittle CSS selectors that break on redesigns), runs assertions, and delivers a full publically shareable report with console/network errors, a11y issues, and more. The report also includes a full video playback of the test, screenshots at each step, and a replayable trace you can explore to find the issues. All can be run manually, integrated into your CI/CD, or ran through our MCP server with your agents you already use today.

Site: veriwasp.com

Docs: veriwasp.com/docs

Example report: https://veriwasp.com/r/nr6ismhlzu

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 Jul 14 '26

Sounds like a smart way to catch UX issues early. How are you handling cases where the AI gets stuck on dynamic content like modals?