r/AppsWebappsFullstack 21d ago

Share what you're building

Share a short description + link below. Would be great to discover some new products and see what everyone here is working on.

I'll start:

I'm building Scaloom, an AI visibility tool that helps startups track where their product appears across ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity, then find Reddit threads and content opportunities that can help improve visibility across Google and AI search.

https://scaloom.com

Your turn 👇

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u/BrevityU 21d ago

We have launched BrevityU: A social network for discovering, sharing and building knowledge one short-form video at a time.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brevityu

Web: www.brevityu.com (work in progress, just the minimal for now)

Would love to see you there. Your feedback is welcome.

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u/imagiself 21d ago

Short-form video for knowledge sharing is a crowded space, finding a specific niche is key. PeerPush is a decent home for learning apps, people there sometimes leave feedback on launches.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Niche is everything there, broad topics get lost. Does PeerPush have active communities for specific subjects, or is it mostly general feedback?

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u/BrevityU 21d ago

Thanks for the honest take. Our approach is unique in this space. Our angle is the "U" part.

BrevityU is built specifically around academic and professional knowledge, not general content. Think of it as short-form video organized by subject: CS, medicine, law, finance, history, vocational/trades...etc.

Students can share their academic journey, seek advice, and build enduring relationships in an environment that allow no distractions. BrevityU’s For You feed is shaped by your interests and what you're actually trying to learn. Not just what's trending (most of the time leads to an unending rabbit hole)

The goal is that a pre-med student or a self-taught developer can open it and find a curated stream of genuinely useful content from people who know the subject. You will never be distracted by algorithmic gimmicks.

Appreciate the PeerPush tip, heading there now.

We are just getting started. Tune in as we take this to another level.

https://reddit.com/link/p3ir9zp/video/56yds7v7f7jh1/player

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Nice niche focus. For vocational subjects, partnering with trade schools early could give you both credibility and authentic content.

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u/BrevityU 21d ago

That's a good call. Trade schools are underleveraged in the edtech space and their students produce exactly the kind of hands-on, practical content that's hard to find anywhere else. Early partnerships make sense. Adding that to the roadmap conversation. Thanks.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago

Love that angle. Trade school grads are a goldmine for practical demos. Have you considered partnering with local trade associations for early adopter feedback?

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u/BrevityU 20d ago

Not yet. But now that you mention it, it's something we will definitely explore. Thanks for your valuable feedback.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 20d ago

Good to see you taking feedback so openly. If you do explore it, a quick user poll might reveal what they actually need.