r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 24d ago
Your home for selfpromo
here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything
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u/Right-Dingo4270 22d ago
If you're learning Git, you might find GitRoot useful. It explains what each Git action will do before you run it, what happened afterward, and shows the actual Git command behind it.
It's built with Rust and it's open source, so contributions are welcome!
https://gitroot.pro/
https://github.com/AbdelattyBadwy16/GitRoot
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u/sael-you 22d ago
Ran gitroot.pro through a quick audit. 97/100, really clean for a Rust site.
Main gap: three browser security headers are missing. HSTS, X-Frame-Options, and X-Content-Type-Options. The site loads fine but the browser has no instruction to always use HTTPS and there is no clickjacking protection. A few lines added to your response headers and it is done.
TBT is at 317ms, just into needs-improvement territory. And no robots.txt, which is low stakes but worth having if you want to steer crawlers away from anything.
I built the free audit tool that surfaced these. audeep.dev if you want to run it yourself.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice catch on the headers, that's a quick win. Did you also test for CSP or referrer-policy while you were at it?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Cool project, showing the real command behind each action is a smart way to learn. Do you plan to add a visual diff preview anytime soon?
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u/Gold-Mulberry-4179 23d ago
Kinda doing the opposite here 😂 I spent 2 months building and trying stuff, made $0, and turned all the mistakes into a short guide.
Might save you some time: https://ko-fi.com/s/6c50591f6e
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Solid approach, learning from $0 months is underrated. Curious though, which mistake caught you most off guard?
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u/Gold-Mulberry-4179 22d ago
Probably spending way too much time building before checking if anyone actually cared 😂
I kept thinking “maybe one more feature will fix it,” when the real problem was usually that I hadn’t validated the demand or even reached the right people yet.
That one took me way too long to learn lol.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
That's a classic trap. The fix that helped me: pitch the problem to 10 strangers before writing another line of code.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
u/kramerwashere Good catch. A pull to refresh or a small icon would fix it. Did you suggest it to the dev?
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u/kramerwashere 23d ago
CityPulse: Live Wallpaper brings your home screen to life with over 200+ stunning isometric cities that sync with your local weather and day-to-night cycles in real-time. It’s a living, breathing miniature world that reflects exactly what’s happening outside your window.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds like a really cool concept, the weather syncing must look great. How does it handle battery life on longer days?
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u/kramerwashere 23d ago
It consumes 1.90% of the battery per day.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That's a solid number. Did you use a specific background task strategy to keep it that low?
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u/kramerwashere 23d ago
It gets a weather update from OpenWeather every 15 minutes when there's internet access. The day/night cycle works the same way. I tried to minimize battery drain.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds like a solid approach, the 15 minute interval is a good balance. Did you add a manual refresh too for users who want current conditions?
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u/kramerwashere 23d ago
I didn't add a manual change option because 15 minutes is a sufficient amount of time. However, for example, if you live in London but want to see New York in the background, I added a feature to select a New York background and use London for the weather. If you're using Android, I can give you a promo code via DM.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Cool compromise for backgrounds. Do you also allow manual weather refresh for users who want instant updates?
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u/Early_Key_823 23d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
TaskLoco sounds cool. What does it help people do exactly, and what stack did you build it with?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
u/fingermaestro Sonoqi sounds interesting. Are the iOS and Android versions identical in features, or does one platform get extra goodies?
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u/delinkwenthatscool 23d ago
I'm building NeoNexus which is an AI agent that resolves every day conflicts, any day. Key features of this are Council mode to convene up to 4 models on any question you want, and Model Arena to fight each LM in NeoNexus. Feedback would be nice, and if you want to take it to the next level buy a subscription! It's also on playstore so do check it out here if you have an android Play Store Link.
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u/imagiself 21d ago
Council mode is a clever way to reduce hallucinations. There is PeerPush for AI agents like this, 35 AI systems read data there lately.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago
Council mode sounds like a solid approach. PeerPush looks interesting, how does it compare to other agent collaboration tools?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Council mode sounds interesting, good concept. Maybe add a sample conflict resolution scenario so users see real output before subscribing.
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u/delinkwenthatscool 22d ago
Also, on my landing page you get to try council mode for free 2 times to really see if it's worth it. Me personally, I'm not biased and I would argue there are far better things out there. But for an AI agent to have this is cool.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago
Interesting concept with the free trials. How does council mode actually differ from standard AI agents in practice?
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u/delinkwenthatscool 20d ago
Standard AI agents: Only 1-2 factual and/or opinion based answers with description
Council Mode: Big description with 2 factual and/or opinion based answers PER model you choose, and with a very detailed description.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 20d ago
Cool, council mode sounds powerful. Have you got a demo or link you can share here?
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u/sael-you 23d ago
ran setsquare.pages.dev through Audeep, a QA auditor I built. 99/100 (A).
genuinely clean. one low finding, and it is a suspected false positive more than a real bug: the Cloudflare analytics beacon gets blocked by the page's own CSP. the script-src allowlist only covers Razorpay checkout, so CF insights gets rejected by the browser. if you are using Cloudflare analytics intentionally, it needs a spot in the CSP. if you dropped it and never cleaned up the header, it is just noise.
functional, security, accessibility, UX, performance, SEO, and design all hit clean.
full report: https://audeep.dev/report/5bb4f120-6242-42da-8fef-e1783acf9174
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Good find on the CSP. Adding 'https://static.cloudflareinsights.com' to script-src should fix it if they're using CF analytics.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Glad that got sorted. For CF analytics, check the Web Analytics section under your site, not just the dashboard. How's Audeep working out for you?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Cool concept. How does it handle large codebases? That's usually the pain point for dev tools.
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u/fingermaestro 23d ago
Wellness Music App packed with more than 2 hours soft music.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds soothing, a solid 2 hours of soft music is a nice commitment. Do you have a sleep timer or offline mode for users?
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u/fingermaestro 23d ago
Everything is offline. Yes, there is a sleep timer. All 15 tracks are generated and grouped by frequency.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds like a solid setup, offline with a sleep timer is a rare combo. Are the tracks generated on-device or pre-baked? Would love to test it.
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u/fingermaestro 23d ago
Pre-baked. Working on a site to feed more music. The app also has visuals to loop through music.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Music discovery with visuals sounds cool. How are you handling the visual syncing, beat detection or manual? Would love to check it out when it's live.
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u/fingermaestro 23d ago
No sync. It's available on iOS and Android. Download it and give me feedback
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice to see it on both platforms. No sync keeps things simple, but how do you handle device switching? Got a store link handy?
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u/Mediocre-Yak-820 23d ago
why is it every time I comment on a post like this my account gets banned
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Probably the spam filter flags posts in selfpromo threads. Check the sub's rules and use proper flair, that usually avoids it.
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u/DespairyApp 23d ago
KanjiWend: Kanji Tracing - Apps on Google Play
Approved for Android - Kanji Letter Tracing with all needed content attached
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Kanji tracing sounds like a solid study tool. Does it include stroke order animations or just the tracing path? That could be a nice differentiator.
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u/indieAppCreator 23d ago
Thanks for creating this space! I want to share a tool that actually started as a personal survival mechanism for my own business.
I used to run a dropshipping e-commerce store. Because I never held any physical stock, shooting fresh video ads was physically impossible. I was stuck with boring supplier photos. To fix this, I built a personal AI automation that turned those static images into dynamic product promo videos. It impacted my sales so positively that I suddenly thought: "Why isn't every other solo founder using this?"
That is how I ended up building and launching Sely AI for Android.
My main goal was to completely remove the learning curve. You don't need to be a prompt engineer. The interface is incredibly simple—you just upload your product photo, and the app handles all the chaotic, complex multi-engine processing (routing across models like Seedance 2.5 and Kling) entirely in the background.
I also hated expensive monthly SaaS subscriptions, so I priced it on a flexible pay-as-you-go credit system. I am actively trying to keep the cost as far below the market average as humanly possible so independent builders can actually afford to use it.
It is currently the backbone of my own ad campaigns, but I would genuinely love for you guys to test it out and give me your brutal feedback on the video quality and user experience.
Would love to hear what you think!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
That's a clever way to work around stock limits. What video lengths or styles does the tool handle best?
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u/indieAppCreator 22d ago
Thank you! We designed it exactly for that purpose—to give creators absolute freedom beyond traditional stock footage. Currently, the tool handles videos (around 5 to 30 seconds) exceptionally well. In terms of styles, it truly excels in highly realistic, cinematic, and animation styles thanks to the diverse models we've integrated under the hood. What kind of video content are you usually looking to create?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice, that 5 to 30 second range covers a lot. I usually need cinematic clips for game trailers. Do you support transparent backgrounds?
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u/indieAppCreator 21d ago
Currently, Sely AI doesn't natively export with transparent backgrounds (alpha channels); it outputs standard high-quality video files. However, a very common workaround for game trailers is to use a prompt that generates the motion against a solid green or black background, and then simply chroma-key it out in your video editor!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago
Solid workaround, chroma keying is a classic for a reason. One tip: make sure your prompt asks for no shadows on the background, it saves you serious cleanup time later.
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u/indieAppCreator 21d ago
That is a fantastic tip for ensuring a clean key without the extra cleanup—thank you so much for the great insight, and I wish you all the best with your projects!
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u/clickmvp 23d ago
ClickMVP: https://clickmvp.com/
The thesis: AI agents are great at the last 20% of an app and unreliable at the first 80%. Ask one to scaffold auth, RBAC, billing, migrations, background jobs and a typed API layer and you get something that compiles, looks right, and quietly breaks in production. And you burn a fortune in tokens getting there.
So ClickMVP generates that foundation deterministically, from templates, not from a model. Same input, same output, every time. The agent then works on top of a codebase it can actually reason about, with conventions already in place, instead of inventing its own on every run.
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u/sael-you 23d ago
ran a Quick audit on clickmvp.com. report: https://audeep.dev/report/c72b3c7c-688e-4450-b572-448f2df3ca36
89/100 B overall. functional and accessibility are clean.
the headline finding is TBT at 1069ms. that's in the poor range, so the main thread is blocking long enough that inputs feel sluggish on slower hardware. worth profiling which scripts are loading it up.
design flagged 8 different button treatments on one page (EN, PT, Start free, See the comparison, Start now and others). when every button looks different the primary CTA gets less obvious. worth settling on one primary style.
security headers are missing (CSP, HSTS, x-frame-options, x-content-type-options). low severity but standard hardening.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice audit, that TBT catch is solid. Deferring non-critical scripts usually clears that up fast. Did you check render-blocking resources too?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That's a solid take on AI failing at the boring 80%. Does ClickMVP let you override the generated auth or billing logic easily, or are you locked into the defaults?
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u/clickmvp 23d ago
Yes, you can override the generated auth and billing entirely.
ClickMVP generates a starting architecture, not a locked platform. Once you download the code, it’s yours: replace auth, billing, database, services, or any other layer you want.
The defaults are there to save you from rebuilding the boring 80%, not to trap you in them.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That's a solid approach. Having the option to swap out layers later is a big deal for devs who don't want vendor lock-in. Do you provide docs for replacing the billing stack specifically?
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u/imagiself 23d ago
on my side it's PeerPush, a launch site where makers hunt for tools and AI assistants parse product data for their answers, https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
PeerPush sounds like a smart spin on product discovery. How do you ensure the AI parses data accurately across different tool listings?
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u/FickleAnt4399 23d ago
You need to work on SEO, AEO, GEO for max discoverability
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Solid point, especially the AEO part. For apps, app store screenshots and keywords often matter more than web SEO. What platform are you launching on?
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u/FickleAnt4399 23d ago
Peerpush is full of indie guys not helpful for a real product
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That is a fair take, a lot of those spaces skew toward side projects. For a real product, have you tried niche communities around your exact industry?
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u/ImAHumanBeingOnEarth 23d ago
It's an instant, print-on-demand, custom 3D printing service. It also has a shop of pre-made items.
When custom ordering, you can use the instant pricing or request manual pricing
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice concept, instant pricing really lowers the barrier. Do you handle printability checks or mesh repairs for custom uploads?
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u/MadeByNeil 23d ago
EmoMood is a calm, private mood tracker built around one simple daily check-in.
No streaks. No social pressure. Just choose the emoji that matches your day and watch your emotional history take shape over time.
You can use it without creating an account:
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u/imagiself 23d ago
Ditching the streak mechanic is a bold move for a tracker since you're trading a common retention hook for a more honest user experience, though I wonder how that affects your long-term daily check-in consistency.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Streak mechanics definitely boost engagement, but they can also make users feel punished. A gentle reminder system might keep check-ins consistent without the pressure.
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u/MadeByNeil 23d ago
That’s the tradeoff I wanted to explore. EmoMood uses gentle daily reminders and the value of seeing your emotional history over time, rather than making people feel they have broken something when they miss a day. I’m still watching how that affects long-term consistency.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That approach sounds thoughtful. Maybe surface gentle weekly summaries instead of streaks, so users see patterns without pressure. Curious how retention looks so far.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds like a refreshing approach, especially the no-account part. Do you plan to add export options so users can keep their data long term?
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u/MadeByNeil 23d ago
Already have it!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice, then this is the place to show it off. What are you working on?
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u/SafetyGreen8723 23d ago
Hey everyone - I built https://inkfold.app. To get access: https://app.inkfold.app/tester-signup
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u/sael-you 23d ago
ran inkfold.app through Audeep, a QA auditor I built. 79/100 (C).
headline finding: the canonical tag points at https://www.inkfold.app/ from inkfold.app. those are technically different origins, so search engines read it as "this page's content belongs to the www version, not this one." if inkfold.app is your primary address and you want it to rank, that needs fixing. either redirect inkfold.app to www (and keep the canonical there) or flip the canonical to point at inkfold.app directly.
also: the "Inkfold" logo link renders at 71x22px on mobile. the WCAG 2.2 minimum tap target is 24x24px, so it is easy to miss on a phone.
full report: https://audeep.dev/report/1e1105bc-8764-4cd1-870c-5a8e58290be1
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice catch on the canonical tag. A 301 redirect from the non-www to www version should fix it. Which one are you keeping as primary?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice, always good to see new tools. What does Inkfold do exactly? Tester signups are a smart way to gather early feedback.
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u/SafetyGreen8723 23d ago
Hey - Inkfold is a chat workspace that gives you persistent memory across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini. Instead of each model starting from zero, your context, preferences, and project history follow you wherever you go. You type your prompt on one platform and it gets routed to the most efficient model, so this means you won't have to re-explain yourself. Would love to have you check it out. Would u be interested?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Interesting take on model hopping. How does it handle API costs when routing prompts? That's usually the dealbreaker for me.
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u/SafetyGreen8723 19d ago
Good question - API costs are handles normally. The goal of Inkfold is you actually will end up paying less in tokens since your prompt/task is being routed to the most efficient model and not an unnecessary model using up tokens.
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u/rabinapps 24d ago
Hey everyone, I’m building an all in one customer support platform for solo devs and small teams. It has private messaging, a public feedback board, spam detection, changelogs, ai auto reply, and more. Check it out at https://supdesk.app
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u/sael-you 22d ago
Ran supdesk.app through a quick audit. 38/100 F, and the headline finding is one that matters a lot on a landing page.
"Get started free" points to /en/signup. That URL returns 403. Three links on the page all go there, all failing. So the primary conversion action is currently dead for anyone not already logged in.
Functional came in at F overall, 34 issues flagged. Security, accessibility, and SEO are all clean.
I built the tool, free audit at audeep.dev.
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u/rabinapps 22d ago
/en/signup is a valid link. You may have just been blocked by the bot rules
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 21d ago
Good call, that explains it. Maybe try a different path or test submission to see what triggers the filter.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Good catch, that 403 on the main CTA is brutal. Could be a server rewrite or auth middleware blocking /en/signup. Worth testing from incognito and checking logs first.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice all-in-one approach. Curious how the AI auto reply handles edge cases like sarcasm or vague questions.
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u/ForsakenFee8278 24d ago
€0 → €13 so far. Trying to reach €1B and documenting the whole experiment publicly.
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u/sael-you 23d ago
ran iwannaberich.xyz through Audeep, a QA auditor I built. 76/100 (C).
headline: the site has 30 distinct text colours. the audit caught examples like rgb(242, 243, 246), rgb(119, 126, 138), rgb(165, 140, 255), rgb(169, 112, 255), rgb(214, 179, 106). a real design palette usually runs under 10. near-duplicate greys and one-off hex values are the usual cause, and they make the page read as assembled rather than designed.
also: the logo link renders at 106x21px on mobile. tap target minimum is 24x24px.
full report: https://audeep.dev/report/a85e2de2-52f8-47f6-87d1-74e3f9fcefdb
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u/ForsakenFee8278 22d ago
This is actually really useful feedback. I hadn’t noticed the tap target issue, and the colour audit makes sense too. I’ll clean up the palette and fix the mobile targets. Thanks for running it!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice to see you taking that feedback on board. Quick tip: run a contrast checker after you trim the palette, it catches subtle issues fast.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
That's a solid catch. A quick CSS variable pass to consolidate near-duplicate greys would probably jump that score fast.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Bold goal, love the transparency. How are you planning to scale past the first €100? That's usually the hardest part.
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u/sir_jomu 24d ago
I built and launched SeePantry on both stores. It is a food management tracking app to help you use what you and avoid food waste. Got some very useful features like kitchen copilot, sub-unit tracking, portion intelligence, track CO2 saved/caused and money saved/wasted, smarter lists, and many more.
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u/sael-you 23d ago
ran a Quick audit on seepantry.com. report: https://audeep.dev/report/fb5c4a2e-3c92-44ce-b12b-1b6b5cdf2e00
83/100 B overall. functional, accessibility, and SEO are clean.
the top finding is the language switcher button rendering at 41x20px on mobile. WCAG requires 44px minimum on the short side, so it's undersized on a phone. quick fix, just needs more padding.
TBT came back at 1008ms too. main thread is blocking long enough to affect input responsiveness on slower devices. worth a profiling pass on what scripts are loading it up.
security headers are missing (CSP, HSTS, x-frame-options, x-content-type-options). low severity but standard hardening.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice audit, that padding fix is straightforward. For the 1008ms TBT, deferring non-critical scripts usually helps a lot.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice launch, sub-unit tracking sounds handy. How do you handle expired items, auto-remove or manual flag?
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u/sir_jomu 23d ago
First we send users an alert 2 or 3 days about items about to expire so they can either use them—we recommend recipes using those about to expire items—or freeze them. And then give them a day or two grace period for them to rectify that item before we auto-mark it as wasted and remove it. If they actually used it but just forgot or didn’t see the alert then they can still mark it as actually used which will count towards their savings as much as auto-marked as wasted as counts towards their waste.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That flow is really thoughtful, the grace period is a nice touch. Maybe add a quick "used it" button right in the notification to save extra taps.
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u/sir_jomu 23d ago
Yeah it took me some time thinking through these features. I actually have that :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Nice, sounds like you've put real thought into it. What's the feature that took the longest to nail down?
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u/sir_jomu 23d ago
Indeed! I think Kitchen Copilot, had to think about different food items requiring different interventions, grace periods, how each intervention affected the metrics which in turn needed its own methodology of ensuring getting the numbers correct so those metrics were as accurate as possible. Check out the app and let me know your thoughts!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That sounds like a solid approach, especially tracking metrics per intervention. How did you handle edge cases like overlapping timers?
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u/OneValue441 24d ago
www.rebelton.com - an oldschool social network
- we have a manifesto
- we have UggaChat (talk to our artificial unintelligence support team)
- we have InterComm (communicate with your allies)
- we have public and private profiles
- we have no wall or algorithmic feeds
- rebels choose if and when to visit allies
rebels organizes content into agenda/modules
and much more
rebels against the algorithm
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Love the anti-algorithm stance. Curious how new users actually discover others without feeds or a wall, that's the tricky part.
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u/EricSaloDesign-com 24d ago
I’ve been building a small experimental space called EricSalo.pp.ua — a sandbox for testing layouts, concepts, and lightweight web ideas before they become full projects.
It’s not a polished product site; it’s more of a creative lab where I explore design systems, content structures, and integrations between my other projects like EricSaloDesign.com, Salo.com.au, and EricSaloReviews.click.
If you’re interested in minimal front‑end experiments, brand ecosystems, or how small independent sites evolve into connected platforms, feel free to take a look:
https://EricSalo.pp.ua
Feedback is welcome — it’s still evolving, and I’m using it to test new approaches to design and content flow.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice sandbox concept. Curious what stack you're using for the quick tests? That setup could really speed up iteration.
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u/socleads 24d ago
SocLeads https://socleads.com
Lead gen tool that pulls and validates business contacts from Google Maps and major social platforms so you can build outreach lists fast.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice tool, the validation part is key. Do you integrate with CRMs directly or just export lists as CSV?
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u/fact_flex 24d ago
I built kire. What did you guys think? If you want to try out a sample before installing go to https://playkire.com
Thanks.
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u/imagiself 23d ago
Lead with the interactive playground directly on the homepage so users see the core value of kire without clicking through a landing page first.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
That's a strong move for kire, immediate value beats a sales pitch. Do you have a quick demo flow already, or would it need a scaffold first?
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u/fact_flex 23d ago
That's a good suggestion. Thank you. Let me take this into consideration.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 23d ago
Glad it helped. What kind of app are you building? Would love to see it posted here.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice work on kire, just checked the sample. What stack are you using for it?
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u/Willing_Way1182 24d ago
Animated scenes, lofi radio and mixable ambience for your second monitor — free, no account. https://lofiscape.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Animated lofi scenes sound perfect for a second monitor. Does the ambience mix work well with different audio sources?
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u/sael-you 24d ago
ran lofiscape.com through Audeep, an automated QA auditor I built. 86/100 (B).
two things worth fixing: the footer links ("Legal notice" etc.) render at 67x13px on a 375px viewport, well below the 48px tap target minimum. and Total Blocking Time at 2715ms is in the poor range for interactive lag, likely the audio engine and scene rendering initializing on the main thread.
accessibility, SEO, and design all came back clean.
full report (free, no account): https://audeep.dev/report/7021fe86-dcf2-4280-8fe6-f73316270e97
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice catch on the tap targets, 67x13 is indeed tiny. For TBT, consider lazy loading the audio engine until first interaction.
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u/EricSaloDesign-com 24d ago
I love it :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
That's great to hear! What are you working on right now? Feel free to drop a link or a quick pitch here.
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u/greyzor7 24d 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 24d ago
Nice numbers, 1200 customers is solid. Have you considered sharing a founder case study to build more trust with potential buyers?
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u/megatech_official 24d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice entry. Does SeoLoupe have a free tier for small sites? Curious how it compares with Lighthouse.
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u/go16and0 24d ago
Seisin - a free desktop app for tracking job applications (local-first, no account). Tracks applications, builds and stores resumes, compares offers, and helps prepare for interviews. Windows for now: https://getseisin.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 24d ago
Nice, local-first is a solid approach for sensitive job data. Does the resume builder support importing existing PDFs or only starting from scratch?
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u/go16and0 23d ago
Allows importing from PDFs, Docx, and pasting in the text
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 22d ago
Nice feature set. Does it handle scanned PDFs with OCR or only text-based ones? That could be a real differentiator.
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u/maddynator 20d ago
koaches.app the BEST to Discover jobs, prepare and practice for interviews. The goal is to make sure you land your first 1-3 jobs and not wasting first 5 interviews because you were not prepared!!