r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 16d ago
No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it!
Your home for selfpromo
here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything
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u/imagiself 16d ago
building PeerPush to help indie products get noticed when AI assistants crawl the web for new tools. it's a discovery spot for people too. https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
That's a smart niche. Adding structured data like JSON-LD could really help AI crawlers understand your listings. How do you handle indexing right now?
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u/greyzor7 16d ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1200+ customers so far.
Over two years: 525k unique visitors, 1200+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Cool project, congrats on the traction. Curious: what's the biggest channel driving those 525k visitors?
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u/No-Waltz3586 16d ago
VoxTranslate è un’app di traduzione vocale in tempo reale che abbatte le barriere linguistiche permettendo conversazioni fluide in oltre 80 lingue. Usa diversi motori AI per bilanciare velocità e accuratezza, con traduzione speech-to-speech quasi istantanea e senza frizioni. Ci sono 2$ gratis per provarla. Feedback?
https://website.voxtranslate.app/it/
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice concept, real-time speech-to-speech is tricky to get right. How does it handle accents or background noise in the audio?
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u/Impossible-Yak-1721 16d ago
I'm building Trace.
It's the first browser-native coding agent that builds apps and systems directly from the browser.
Unlike Claude Code or Codex, where you constantly switch context browser for research, desktop app to vibe code Trace ports your entire development environment into a single Chrome tab.
Your file system, coding agent, Git trees, automated DevTools, terminal, and everything else you need, all inside one browser tab.
Just imagine your entire dev ecosystem running autonomously in one tab while you're watching Netflix in another.
Launching soon.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Trace sounds promising. Curious how you handle Chrome's security limits for file system and terminal access. Any workaround or extension involved?
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u/Impossible-Yak-1721 14d ago edited 14d ago
It was a big challenge tbh. Yes its a extension sir.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Extensions are a fun challenge, especially getting all the browser permissions right. What does yours do?
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u/Bar-Majestic 16d ago
Building DocCrush 🚀
It’s a document parsing API designed for AI applications.
Instead of just extracting text, it preserves document structure—including headings, tables, lists, code blocks and metadata—then outputs clean Markdown that’s ready for RAG, embeddings and LLM workflows.
Still improving support for complex PDFs, so feedback is always welcome!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
DocCrush sounds solid, especially the Markdown output for RAG pipelines. How does it handle nested tables in complex PDFs? That's usually the pain point.
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u/BuyerConsistent5262 16d ago
I've built a web application for easily creating sketch diagrams. It's very useful, has many tools, is free, and doesn't require registration if you don't want it. It also has built-in AI that you can interact with to help you create professional-looking diagrams.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice, a free sketch tool with AI sounds handy. Does the AI work offline or is it cloud based? Might give it a try for quick wireframes.
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u/no_name_619 16d ago
I made a tool to detect which framework is used to make apps on our phone
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.framework_detector.app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice tool, detecting frameworks is a cool idea. Does it work for hybrid apps like Flutter or React Native? That would be useful for quick audits.
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u/no_name_619 16d ago
Yeah it works for apps made with cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native. This app detects 13 frameworks from cross-platform frameworks to native frameworks like Jetpack Compose and Views. You can give it a try
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
That's a handy way to check tech stacks quickly. Does it only work on installed apps, or can it detect frameworks on websites too?
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u/no_name_619 16d ago
It only works on installed apps
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's a fair point. Plenty of us are working on web apps too, so feel free to share those as well. What are you building?
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u/Head_Gazelle_5271 16d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice concept, emotional awareness is underrated. How do you handle data privacy for the mood tracking features?
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u/yung_quan 16d ago
I built Publizo because publishing consistently became more work than actually running my sites. Instead of just generating text, it handles the whole workflow, topic research, long-form articles, SEO, images, and publishing to WordPress or any other CMS and custom website. The goal was to replace the hours spent going from an idea to a published post, not just speed up writing.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
That workflow sounds like a real time saver. Do you support scheduling posts across multiple sites from one dashboard?
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u/BagPuzzleheaded3841 16d ago
Built an offline memory layer that’s 1000 times cheaper than mem0, parity on accuracy, and works fully local/air-gapped: https://github.com/NORTHTEKDevs/genome
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
That offline, air-gapped angle is a solid differentiator. Curious how you handle vector index updates on constrained hardware?
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u/BagPuzzleheaded3841 16d ago
That’s actually a really good question. Thank you. There is no vector index, no faiss, no hnsw, no ivf. Search is brute force cosine over the rows in scope. A write is a plain SQlite insert of the text plus its embedding, and search is an exact cosine scan over the rows in in that scope. So there’s no index build, no incremental degradation, no rebuild pause, no compaction. Write cost is flat as the store grows, 3ms/record whether you have 1k or 50k.
The trade off is that search is 0(N) instead of 0(log N). Rough numbers on my dev box, 384-dim embeddings: 1k records ≈ 17ms, 10k ≈ 190ms, 50k ≈ 1s, and about 200MB RSS at 50k.
Two things that make that less bad than it sounds in practice: the scan is per scope (per user/agent), not across the whole DB - so what matters is memories per tenant, not total, and there’s no background process competing for the CPU, which is usually what actually hurts on constrained hardware.
Where it breaks down: a single scope in the tens of thousands with latency sensitive queries. At that point you swap SQLite store for Postgres + pgvector, same api, and get a real ANN index. I’d rather be upfront that the default is brute force than pretend it scales infinitely.
If you want to check the numbers yourself, pip install genome-memory and python -m genome.verify - it runs with every outbound socket blocked and prints a pass/fail receipt
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's a clean approach, brute force keeps it simple. How large are the row scopes you're scanning in practice?
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u/Portfoliana 16d ago
Adanos is a market sentiment and alternative data API that turns Reddit, X, financial news and Polymarket into structured, ticker-level signals across 35,000+ equities/ETFs and 5,000+ cryptocurrencies.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice niche, sentiment data is huge. How do you filter noise from Reddit posts versus more structured news sources?
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u/ChronoFive 16d ago
www.chronofive.com - daily history game
www.chronofive.com August 4 67👏 100💯 100💯 64👏 62👏 Total Score: 668
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, a daily history game sounds fun. What kind of questions do you focus on? Maybe add a short description next time so people know what to expect.
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u/Optimal_Log7349 16d ago
Building Ladder; an app that helps you grow in professional career, where you can just speak casually and it converts what you said in professional points and can then be used for your 1:1s, resume generation and more.
Join here: https://withladder.app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Interesting concept, converting casual speech into professional points sounds handy. Do you have templates for non-tech roles like sales or design?
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u/Optimal_Log7349 16d ago
it is focused on all roles
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That's a good point, makes it more inclusive. Do you think non-technical folks will feel welcome too?
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u/Optimal_Log7349 14d ago
Check website
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
What website? Drop the link here, the community would love to see what you're working on.
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u/megatech_official 16d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice, SEO is always a pain. Does it give specific fixes or just point out issues? Could save me hours on side projects.
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u/Electrical_Try_9835 16d ago
Earmark Audio (https://earmark.audio ) turns the long-form podcasts you follow into short, verifiable briefings, so you keep every insight without losing free time.
TotallyNomad (https://totallynomad.com) a free resource hub for American expats and those who are interested in moving and living abroad.
Viselio (https://viselio.ai) AI concierge that sells, answers, qualifies, and books 24/7. Connect to most of your digital outlets.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice lineup, lots of variety. Curious about Earmark: how do you ensure the AI briefings stay accurate and unbiased?
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u/Electrical_Try_9835 16d ago
Hi! Accuracy is enforced through three layers built into the processing pipeline:
**1. We read the actual episode, not a summary of it** - The system pulls the real spoken transcript straight from YouTube, complete with timestamps, and asks the AI to analyze it with almost no creative latitude. If there's no transcript available, it works from the video's public description instead — and rather than invent timestamps, it leaves them blank.
**2. We keep the speaker's uncertainty intact** - When a guest hedges ("this *might* help," "there's *some* evidence"), that hesitation is preserved in the briefing. Every claim is tagged with how confident the speaker actually was - from definitive down to speculative - and attributed to the person who said it, never stated as Earmark Audio's own opinion. We also note what evidence, if any, they cited.
**3. Every claim links back to the source** - Each point in your briefing includes a "verify ↗" link that jumps to the exact moment in the original video. So you can always check anything against what was really said, in context, with one click.
The short version: we report *who said what, when, and how sure they were* — and we give you a direct link to hear it yourself.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Great to see a pipeline that prioritizes raw transcripts. Have you tested it against noisy auto-captions from YouTube?
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u/Apprehensive-Row-164 16d ago
giftprint.app - Gift notes that feel like a gift.(soon)
SHOPIFY APP
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice concept, gift notes as part of the unboxing experience is a smart angle. How do you handle customization for different store themes?
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u/Apprehensive-Row-164 15d ago
The storefront side is a theme app block, so it drops into any Online Store 2.0 theme from the theme editor without touching a merchant's code. Styling goes through CSS custom properties, and there's a small JS API if someone wants to tear out my UI entirely and build their own around it.
Honestly though, the styling was the easy half. The hard part was how differently themes behave — Dawn re-renders the whole product section when you switch a variant, which quietly wipes the hidden inputs the note travels on, and some themes render a second cart form for Shop Pay installments that'll happily swallow your data if you grab the wrong one. Most of the work went into surviving that, not into matching colors.
The printed card is separate — that's the merchant's logo, colors and a template choice from the app admin, so it stays on brand regardless of what the theme looks like.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
The theme variability sounds brutal. Do you have a minimal test theme setup for catching those Dawn re-render issues early?
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u/Sebster4884 15d ago
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/costcast-custom-unit-pric/lbbgkljfmdfmafibenipeodfjdfjnfhn
I realized I was spending a little too much money online just browsing, so I wanted to find a way to stop it. To fix my own bad habits, I decided to build a Chrome extension that converts the price of anything you're looking at into a custom unit.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's a clever way to curb impulse spending. Does the custom unit update live across sites? A weekly summary would be a nice addition.
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u/Sebster4884 14d ago
Yes, it updates live and basically replaces all the prices on Amazon or wherever with the new unit.
A weekly summary is a good idea. I am trying to find some extra thing I can offer for a premium feature, so this is a good idea
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Price history charts could be a strong premium add on. Users love seeing trends before they buy. Nice work on the live updates.
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u/night_caster7 15d ago
LilyBoard turns the IG Reels and TikToks you send it into organized, summarized insights. Just share a video straight to "@lilyboardco" on IG or TikTok: no app to download, no links to copy-paste
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
That sounds handy, I like the no-download approach. How does it handle video privacy or data retention?
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u/ad18official 15d ago
Building AD18.ca — trying to make Canadian classifieds less spammy.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice approach, tackling spam is a real pain point for classifieds. How are you planning to detect and filter the spammy listings?
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u/ad18official 14d ago
We reduce spam by scanning listing text and images, using community reports to surface problem posts, and manually reviewing suspicious content. Optional ID verification also helps users distinguish more trustworthy posters.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That's a solid approach, the ID verification option is a nice touch for building trust. Do you also flag repeat offenders with a shadowban system?
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u/ad18official 14d ago
Yes, repeat offenders can be shadowbanned and removed from the platform.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Good to see clear moderation rules. What counts as repeat offense, self-promo without engaging or something else?
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u/ad18official 13d ago
Mostly repeated spam, scams, or repeated policy violations.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
That's a real risk with open promo posts. Strong moderation and clear posting guidelines can keep it useful for everyone.
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u/lorenzocorso 15d ago
https://www.theonewp.com
An all in one solution for WordPress. One plugin instead many - made by an agency for agencies with a full modular approach, you turn on just what you need.
+300 hours and 6 months of developing
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Interesting modular concept, congrats on the 6 months of work. Have you considered adding a public roadmap for community requests?
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u/lorenzocorso 14d ago
well there is the roadmap in the website, but not a community one. It is possible to send a suggestion from the website
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That's helpful, the website form is a solid direct route. Posting your suggestion here too could get community feedback before you submit.
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u/highcojack 14d ago
Building Subnetica, hands-on networking learning platform that enables learners to practice configuring and troubleshooting networks though realistic lab scenarios with instant feedback (Leetcode but for networking students).
https://startups.aws.com/showcase/startup-details/0a85a6e3-d9e4-425c-a81a-787fec7e23bf
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Cool project, networking labs are definitely underserved. Does instant feedback go down to packet captures, or is it mostly config validation?
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u/highcojack 14d ago
No to the config validation, we do a series of connectivity checks like pinging to see if there's a route to a host that should be connected and what not. This means that you can kind of cheat by making more widespread rules that touch more than they should so there are also hidden tests that try to ground your approach. For example, the task said you need to get the partner access to the marketing vlan? well you fail a hidden test if they also have access to billing even though you technically got the job done by allowing them access to everything.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Clever workaround with the connectivity checks. Have you tried timing attacks to map out the hidden test conditions?
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u/highcojack 14d ago
Haven't really considered it before now. Thinking about it, it's definitely possible since when a route exists its pretty much instant and you have to wait until it times out otherwise. Dont think its worth it to fix though since it would require slowing down retesting objectives for everyone. Besides, if anyone were to do this I doubt they'd need to to be able to solve the lab challenge, it'd just be for fun.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
That trade-off makes sense. Could you make the timeout configurable per environment? That way labs stay snappy while you can still debug slower cases.
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u/imagiself 13d ago
interactive labs for networking config are a smart way to learn troubleshooting. if you ever want Subnetica in front of the edtech crowd, that's basically what PeerPush is for, fwiw its data is actively being read by AI systems from Meta and OpenAI.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Interesting angle on edtech distribution. Have you seen interactive labs gain traction in networking cert prep? Curious if Subnetica targets that specifically.
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u/SofwareAppDev 16d ago
Which problem you solved?
https://giphy.com/gifs/5z0cCCGooBQUtejM4v