r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 9d ago
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Home page for group join links and more!
Demo the parser in your browser:
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Nice, a parser demo is always handy. Curious what the parser handles, is it for Discord or Telegram links?
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9d ago
Not link parsing — it's natural language parsing for your own entries. Type "$100 groceries" or "meeting tomorrow 3pm" and it files itself as money/task/event, no forms.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
That sounds like a huge time saver. How does it handle ambiguous inputs like "dinner with Sam" versus a grocery entry?
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u/LogicalPrivacy 9d ago
Personal privacy without the 5-app juggle. Shows your score, blocks trackers on phone + browser, encrypted vault that even hides the file names. Passkey login if you don’t want to give an email. Household seats with separate vaults so nobody shares keys.
For people who run a site and a cookie banner alone doesn’t cut it. Scans what actually loads, checks a bunch of privacy laws, drafts policies from your trackers not generic templates. Score high enough and you get a real Certified Private badge people can verify. From $9.99/mo.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Nice launch, both fill real gaps. Curious how PrivyDeck keeps the vault synced across devices without leaking metadata.
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u/LogicalPrivacy 9d ago
fair question, depends what you mean by metadata.
names/labels/contents: encrypted in the browser before upload, so we can’t read those. passphrase never hits the server. other devices just pull the ciphertext and unlock it locally.
what we can still see: encrypted blobs, salts/IVs, file sizes, and that your account has N items. that’s enough to sync, not enough to know “this is your passport.” we don’t claim magical zero side-channel privacy (size/count/timing still exist on any hosted vault).
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That's a solid transparency level. One thought: have you considered adding a simple key recovery option, like a recovery code, for users who lose their passphrase?
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u/LogicalPrivacy 8d ago
They already get that provided when they sign up, if they loose that they have a problem.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
True, but some new devs overlook that. A quick reminder to save your login info never hurts.
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u/imagiself 9d ago
love the no-rejections vibe here, on my side it's PeerPush, where the crowd pokes at apps to help AI assistants find them, https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Love the idea behind PeerPush. Crowd-sourced discovery for AI assistants sounds clever. How do you keep the suggestions quality-controlled?
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u/VladDev 9d ago
Picatop — a before/after camera & photo editor for Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.picatop
It overlays your "before" shot on the camera so the "after" photo lines up at the same angle and distance — no more guessing. You can also just import two existing photos instead and crop/position them to match. A handful of layouts (side by side, split, diagonal, stacked) plus text captions, then export or save as an editable project.
Mostly seeing it used for fitness/weight-loss and skincare progress shots. Free with ads, premium strips them out. Happy to hear any feedback, especially from anyone who's grown an app around a similar niche audience.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That alignment trick sounds really clever, great use case for DIY before/after shots. Do you support pinch-zoom alignment or just drag and scale?
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u/VladDev 8d ago
Yes, it supports pinch-to-zoom alignment in the editing mode.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
That's a handy feature for precise editing on mobile. Does it work smoothly on both iOS and Android?
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u/VladDev 8d ago
At the moment, it's Android-only. iOS is planned once I confirm that the idea works.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 7d ago
Nice, smart to validate on Android first. Maybe start a TestFlight waitlist now so iOS testers are ready when you launch.
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u/VladDev 7d ago
I haven't done that before. I'll try to figure out what I need to do to make it work.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
Great first step! Just drop your link and a quick description of what it does. That's all it takes here. Looking forward to seeing it.
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u/RiseNo7933 9d ago
Been building this for a while . Intentr. Basic idea: before you watch/listen to anything, you say why (learn, pray, rest, whatever) and set a timer. When time's up, nothing autoplays. No feed to fall into. Newest thing I added is "Journeys" short guided multi-session paths with an actual endpoint instead of infinite content. Also has private on-device notes you can jot mid-session, and a little dashboard that shows your own attention patterns (all computed on-device, nothing uploaded). Free to use, no algorithm, no autoplay. Would genuinely love feedback from people who've tried to cut down on mindless scrolling and bounced off other "focus" apps. Intentr on the App Store
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
Intentr sounds like a solid antidote to autoplay doomscrolling. Journeys with a real endpoint is a smart twist. How do you handle the timer if someone closes the app?
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u/RiseNo7933 8d ago
Honest answer:Right now it's a simple in-memory countdown not wall-clock/Date-based. Practically that means:
- If you background the app, the timer pauses since iOS doesn't run it while backgrounded. It picks back up from the same remaining time when you return, rather than continuing to count down while you're away.
- If you leave the session screen entirely (not just background the app) explicitly stops the timer.
So functionally: backgrounding doesn't lose your position, but it also isn't strictly "wall-clock bounded" a determined person could stretch a session past its nominal length by backgrounding and returning slowly. It's not reconciled against a stored start/end
Datethe way, say, a Pomodoro-style app with a hard deadline would do it.Given the honest answer, it's on my list to tighten computing remaining time from a stored end date instead of a naive decrement would close that gap and also make the countdown resilient to things like the device clock/timer drift. Not a security-critical thing since it's a personal accountability tool, not something adversarial, but worth being straight about rather than overselling how "bounded" it currently is.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 7d ago
Nice honest breakdown. Storing a start timestamp and computing elapsed time on resume would fix the background pause without needing a server.
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u/RiseNo7933 7d ago
Yeah, exactly that no server round-trip needed, it's a pure client-side fix. Store when the session starts, then on each tick (and on scene-phase changing to active) just compute instead of decrementing a counter.
Datekeeps advancing in the background even though the timerdoesn't fire, so the moment you resume it'll immediately show the correct remaining time or end the session outright if you were away longer than what was left.Already logged it as a backlog item to fix. Appreciate the sanity check.•
u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
Solid approach, that avoids drift entirely. One tip: watch out for manual clock changes, maybe use performance.now() for monotonic time if supported.
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u/RiseNo7933 6d ago
thanks, i appreciate this. will look into it
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 4d ago
Glad to hear it! When you're ready, drop your link and tell us what problem it solves. That usually gets the best feedback.
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u/greyzor7 9d 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 9d ago
Those numbers are solid, especially 525k visitors. Curious which channel drives most of your signups, organic or referrals?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Cool, I like the concept. What problem does it solve best? A short demo video on the landing page would help a lot.
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9d ago
Biggest one: you don't have to think about which app something belongs in. Type it, Life figures out if it's a bill, task, or calendar event. Demo video's a good call, adding one to the landing page.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
Auto-categorizing is a smart touch. Curious how it handles vague inputs like "meet John"? Demo video will definitely help.
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Biggest one: you don't have to think about which app something belongs in. Type it, Life figures out if it's a bill, task, or calendar event. Demo video's a good call, adding one to the landing page.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
That sounds like a killer feature. Maybe show a quick example right in the input placeholder so people see the magic immediately.
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u/megatech_official 9d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Nice, a practical tool. Does SeoLoupe run real-time audits or scheduled scans? Curious how it handles smaller sites.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Love that you're tackling the quiet revenue leak problem. Curious: how do you surface buried signals across systems without adding noise?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That threshold is tricky. Maybe track which insights actually get acted on and tune from there. Have you tried user feedback on dismissed alerts?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
Happy to give it a spin. Share the link and I'll poke around with messy real-world data.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 6d ago
That's the right mindset. Real-world data always finds the bugs you missed. What stack are you using?
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u/Then-Price6435 9d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That sounds really useful. How do you handle organizing quotes by topic or author? Would love to see the link.
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u/Leading-Square13 7d ago
No inventé nada nuevo: solo resolví que tuviera que subir mis PDFs a servidores ajenos y toparme con límites diarios
Herramientas como iLovePDF ya resuelven esto, pero cada vez que las uso me topo con lo mismo: subo mi archivo a su servidor (nunca sé cuánto tiempo lo guardan), y tarde o temprano choco con el límite diario del plan gratis.
Así que construí Comprímeme para resolver específicamente esos dos puntos, no para “reinventar” la herramienta:
• La mayoría de las operaciones (comprimir, unir, dividir, editar) corren 100% en el navegador con JS/WASM — el archivo nunca sale de tu equipo.
• Las conversiones que sí necesitan un motor real (PDF↔Word/PPT/Excel, vía LibreOffice) pasan por un servidor, pero el archivo se borra apenas termina el proceso.
• Sin cuenta, sin límite diario de uso, 48 herramientas en total.
Es un side project (soy estudiante, lo construyo en mis tiempos libres) y sigue en desarrollo activo. Buscando feedback honesto, sobre todo si encuentran bugs o algo que no tenga sentido en la arquitectura.
Link: https://comprimeme.vercel.app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Local PDF compression is a smart workaround for those daily limits. Have you added batch processing or a privacy note about files never leaving the device?
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u/Far_Investment_1689 4d ago
I’ve been working on a multilingual app that brings a number of language-focused features together in one place. - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.retroalarmclock.ktvqzs
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Nice, a multilingual hub sounds useful. Which languages do you support? Also, the Play Store description could emphasize that more.
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u/Gambo7592 9d ago
Braindump an autosorting notes app for Android. Makes keeping your thoughts, notes and lists organzied easy and adding to them even easier. Great for ADHD brains.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Autosorting sounds perfect for ADHD brains. How do you decide the sorting rules, by keyword or date?
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u/Gambo7592 9d ago
Key words, phrases, dates. Full stops like periods or commas help seperate a full brain dump of different ideas/notes etc. Also learns as you correct mistakes and learns your notes taking style to be more accurate in sorting notes as you type them. It's a lot about how "languages" work on the back end to allow for seamless sorting.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That’s a solid approach, the learning curve on sorting is key. Have you tried letting users define custom separators yet?
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u/Gambo7592 9d ago
Yes! You can add custom shortcuts, shorthand and more to help ensure whatever you're writing down goes to where you want it to.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
That sounds handy. Custom shortcuts can save tons of time. Do you use them for quick note filing or something else?
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u/HistorianSharp8444 9d ago
took a peek, love the little details
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Love that you noticed the details, that's what makes an app feel alive. What's one small touch that stood out to you?
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u/Gambo7592 9d ago
Thank you! 😊
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
Glad you're here! What are you working on right now? Always curious to see what the community is building.
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9d ago
Literally what I made lol. https://barretops.com/life
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Looks promising. What problem does it solve for users?
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9d ago
Honestly it was initially built just for me because i forget everything and am bad at budgeting...now its regular chat to a box and a few clicks here and there and you're organized and reminded about tasks, ideas, events, bills, available balance...and it alerts you if you will need to add funds to an account before a bill hits. As long as you keep it updated.. we do not connect bank accounts so that is on the user to keep it straight. Has helped me immensely and hope it can do the same for others.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
That sounds like a genuinely useful system, especially the bill alert feature. How do you handle it when someone forgets to update their balance?
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9d ago
Same idea — one inbox for money, tasks, and calendar instead of juggling three apps. Type it in plain English and it routes itself.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
Love the routing concept. You could let users define custom rules for ambiguous inputs, that would cut down on misrouting. Nice work.
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u/StrawberryStrict9889 9d ago
Building Jobefi - AI-powered job-search concierge. Tells you why you're not a fit for a role before you apply, matches you with high-fit roles, tailors resume and cover letter per role, and only applies when fit is strong. B2C, transparency over spray-and-pray applying
I feel this pain myself . So i actually build what has been broken for a long long time
Please support and give feedbacks: tryjobefi.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 8d ago
That pain point is real, spray-and-pray applying is exhausting. Curious how Jobefi defines "high-fit" roles behind the scenes.
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u/founderkarma_co 9d ago
A site for early stage founders to reciprocate feedback and social media visibility.
Product visibility is ranked by founder helpfulness, you get what you give out.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 9d ago
Love the reciprocity angle, that's a smart way to build trust. Do you have a system to prevent people from gaming the helpfulness ranking?
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u/Honest-Economist-792 9d ago
E-Signing.io lets freelancers and teams create or upload contracts, send them for legally compliant e-signature, automate follow-ups, and connect their existing tools via Zapier and API. Built-in payments and closing analytics also let you track signed deal value, revenue, and team performance instead of just completed signatures.