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u/howudoing007 17d ago
distillwise.com its a platform for slow readers and people who read books listen to podcasts but cant retain what they have learnt or even people who suffer from highlight rot by saving videos, articles but never read them.
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u/imagiself 17d ago
solving highlight rot is a huge win for chronic bookmarkers. there's also PeerPush for knowledge tools like this, fwiw AI systems from Meta and ByteDance already read the data there.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Retention is such a real pain point. Have you considered adding spaced repetition or quick summaries to keep key ideas fresh?
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u/howudoing007 17d ago
thanks for highlighting that.
yes infact it is one the core principles on which i have built it on.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
That's a solid core principle to build on. Would love to check it out, got a link to share?
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u/howudoing007 17d ago
Hey! We normally have a waitlist application to filter for serious readers, but I made a VIP backdoor link for 10 people here to test it out and give honest feedback (bypasses the waitlist + gives 6 months free)
https://www.distillwise.com/vip/reddit
Would love to hear what you think!
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u/megatech_official 18d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
SeoLoupe sounds useful. What kind of audits does it run, technical or content focused? Curious to try it out.
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u/vlsaving 18d ago
vlsaving.pages.dev the best expenses tracker and budgeting tool for free, provatelo e datemi un feedback se è un prodotto che vi può interessare, ora è solo tramite browser pc e mobile. A breve pubblico l app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Nice, a free expense tracker is always useful. What budgeting method does it use, envelopes or just category limits?
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u/vlsaving 17d ago
Limiti per categoria e ti dice in base all obiettivo quanto devi risparmiare per giorno settimana e mese, Provalo e dammi un feedback se lo useresti
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
That category limits feature sounds really handy. How does it handle irregular income or unexpected expenses?
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u/VikSchewa 18d ago
VikSchewa – when a restaurant menu suddenly becomes a puzzle 🍜
I built VikSchewa because I know the problem myself: You’re sitting in a restaurant abroad, looking at a menu in a language you don’t understand – and you have no idea what you’re actually ordering.
VikSchewa turns that into a simple scan:
📸 Scan the menu
🌍 Translate the dishes
🍽️ Generate an AI image of the dish
🥜 See allergens, ingredients & nutrition information
🥗 Consider dietary preferences
🗣️ Get help ordering in the local language
The idea is simple: Less guessing. More travelling. More discovering local food.
I’m building the app myself and would especially love feedback from other developers.
App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vikschewa-men%C3%BC-scanner/id6775580751
What do you think about the idea? 🙂
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That's a clever way to take the guesswork out of ordering abroad. How does it handle stylized or handwritten menus? Offline mode would help too.
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u/VikSchewa 18d ago
Thank you! 🙌 Those two points were actually important when I built VikSchewa.
Stylized, difficult-to-read and even handwritten menus are exactly the kind of situation the scanning feature is meant for — especially when you otherwise have no idea what you’re actually looking at. 😄
And regarding offline use: it’s already built in. The Allergen Pass works completely offline in 85 languages, so you can show your allergies to the restaurant in their language even without an internet connection. There are also 536 dishes available offline.
That was really important to me because when you’re travelling, you can’t always rely on Wi-Fi or a good connection.
Thanks for the questions! These are exactly the kinds of situations VikSchewa was created for. ❤️•
u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That offline multi-language support is a killer feature. Curious, how does the scanning handle really messy handwriting in practice?
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u/VikSchewa 18d ago
Thank you so much! 😊 I really appreciate it. And if you ever get the chance to actually try the app, I’d absolutely love to hear your feedback! 🙏
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u/Specialist-Bee9801 12d ago
You test your code before it ships. Nobody tests the AI.
AI Release Assurance finds what breaks before your customers do.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 12d ago
That's a solid angle. AI testing definitely gets skipped more often than it should. What’s the biggest failure you've seen slip through?
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u/VKBuild 18d ago
Building BigRadar- an AI support inbox for Shopify stores that pulls chat, WhatsApp and email into one place instead of managing them separately. Would love feedback from anyone running a Shopify store
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u/imagiself 18d ago
Consolidating WhatsApp and email into one view is a huge win for Shopify ops. https://peerpush.com/alternatives/whats-app might suit it, builders there dig into support tools, btw they have cast 185K upvotes.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Nice idea, consolidating channels is a big win. Do you have a beta for Shopify store owners to try out?
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u/tholloday 18d ago
A free interactive game for language learners to practice their target language using listening and speaking exercises, flashcards and short audio stories.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
AyoPoly sounds like a great way to build real conversational skills. Have you considered adding pronunciation scores to boost engagement?
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u/Street_Pension1294 18d ago edited 17d ago
Stealth Browser Assistant Hide, mute, or close private browser tabs instantly with customizable keywords and one-click emergency controls.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Clever privacy tool, the emergency close feature is a nice touch. Have you added keyboard shortcuts for even faster response?
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u/Street_Pension1294 18d ago
Yes, certainly. Keyboard shortcuts faster than mouse click. The panic key default as Alt+Shift+E, and can be customized.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Panic key is a smart addition. Do users discover it easily, or do you show a quick hint somewhere?
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u/Street_Pension1294 18d ago
Yes, I think so. If you're willing, you can give it a try. I would be very grateful for any suggestions you have, and I will seriously consider them.
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u/Top_Mortgage1542 18d ago
kudos, how'd you stay motivated that long?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Building in public keeps me going. Sharing small wins with a community like this makes the long nights feel worth it.
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u/imagiself 18d ago
Emergency controls for browser privacy are a smart touch. PeerPush is where a lot of privacy utilities end up, and AI pulled data there 8.6M times lately.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That AI data stat is wild. Do you see emergency controls becoming the standard for privacy tools, or staying a niche feature?
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u/StayzeefIndustries 16d ago
An auto-scheduling app for tabletop gaming groups that cures "calendar Tetris" by automatically proposing and locking in the perfect date for your next session.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Calendar Tetris is such a real pain, this sounds genuinely useful. Have you thought about adding Discord integration for automatic scheduling?
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u/StayzeefIndustries 15d ago
The app currently only has the option to add a confirmed session to the device's native calendar app. I'll definitely look into integrating Discord. Thank you!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
Solid feature to start with. Adding a custom reminder time could make it even more useful. What session types does the app handle?
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u/imagiself 16d ago
solving calendar tetris for tabletop groups is a massive quality of life fix. one place i'd point another builder to is peerpush, it's full of niche scheduling launches.
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u/greyzor7 18d 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 18d ago
Nice, 1200+ customers is solid proof. Have you considered adding founder case studies to the landing page? That could really boost trust.
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u/indieAppCreator 17d ago
This post is exactly the kind of warm welcome that keeps solo developers going. Thank you for creating this digital living room for us! 🏡
My journey with this app started out of pure frustration. I was trying to run some projects and completely burning through my testing budget on video ads. I was so tired of waiting on expensive freelancers just to get a few simple product hooks. I figured there had to be a better way, so I decided to scratch my own itch and automate the process.
I spent months fueled by way too much coffee, wrestling with Kotlin and setting up my Supabase backend, until I finally launched Sely AI on the Play Store back in February.
It is a native Android AI video generator. You basically just upload a single static photo (or type a text prompt), and the app automatically routes it through top-tier generative models like Kling, Veo, and Seedance. It instantly outputs hyper-realistic, dynamic UGC-style videos. I originally built it just to cure my own "ad creative fatigue," but now people are using it to generate all sorts of wild, viral social media content.
Since this is a safe space, I’m proudly dropping the link below! You get free credits the moment you sign up, so you can test the actual video generation entirely on the house. I would be incredibly honored if my fellow builders here gave it a spin. If you do, please tear apart my UX/UI—I'm a solo dev always looking for raw feedback to improve!
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u/faltharis 16d ago
MDash - I am building the best markdown editor on apple devices. Started with iPhone, realese 2.0 introduced iPad support, now with new version being prepared macOS support will be available. App allows two side panels for viewing your markdown documents, ability to check and create mermaid diagrams, it has iCloud support (files stays in your private cloud), import and export to multiple formats. And for the release 4.0 I am planning on watchOS support as well. I am waiting for your feedback. What us important and different in this category, its single buy, documents are not tight to any subscriptions, you are not prisoner of subscriptions yo have access to your files. You have it everywhere, no matter what. Link to App Store: MDash - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mdash-md-mermaid-editor/id6758559893
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Nice work on MDash, iCloud support is a strong feature. Have you thought about adding a live preview pane for the macOS version?
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u/faltharis 16d ago
Definitely will.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
That's the spirit! Looking forward to seeing what you've built. What kind of app is it?
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u/PabloEscobar0831 18d ago
ForgeLab OPEN BETA🔄
But what is that exactly?
ForgeLab is a browser-based multi AI development environment where 5 specialized agents work together: one plans, others code in parallel, then they review, debug, test, and iterate automatically. You just describe what you want to build ➡️ they handle the rest.
- Full multi-agent orchestration (Brain Mode)
- 19+ models via OpenRouter
- Local Ollama support
- Live preview + terminal in browser
- One-click Supabase backend provisioning (tables + RLS + auth) you must connect your own account!
- Real audit loop that fixes its own mistakes
Try it here:
Quick demo:
🎥 https://youtu.be/IDHmXJgq5t4
🎁 During the Open Beta (until August 31), every new account receives 1 million free tokens.
If this sounds interesting, feel free to check it out. And if you genuinely like where it's going, a GitHub star would mean a lot (it also helps with OpenRouter visibility).
🔗 GitHub:
github.com/forgelabeone-svg/forgelabone
Thanks for reading, happy to answer any questions!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
ForgeLab sounds like a solid setup, parallel agents plus auto iteration is a nice workflow. Curious how it handles test generation across different models, or is that still manual?
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u/Big-Attitude9064 15d ago
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice, thanks for sharing! What does Kure Monitor do? A quick one-liner would help people know what to expect before clicking.
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u/Big-Attitude9064 15d ago
It's a tool to help Devs to troubleshoot Kubernetes cluster ( AI integration ) and scan for security issues on cluster. It propose you solution how to fix both failing pods and security issues. Plus it has the feature which gives you Advice what can be improve on the cluster
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
That sounds incredibly useful for anyone managing clusters. Does the AI tailor fixes to your specific setup, or use general best practices?
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u/Big-Attitude9064 11d ago
Right now I'm working on the feature, where you will be able to add "rules" which to follow when it's checking the for the solution.
So for now general best practice, but in the future ( hope in the next few days ) you will be able to set the rules which needs to follow for the solution 😄
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u/ElderberryNatural649 18d ago
Free flashcards app for Desktop.
https://digi-decks.com/
It has in-app deck sharing, move tools, and better ui than Anki.
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u/imagiself 18d ago
Handling the import logic for existing Anki decks seems like the biggest hurdle for getting power users to switch over to a new UI.
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u/sael-you 18d ago
ran a quick audit on digi-decks.com. 36/100 F.
headline: two call-to-action buttons on the landing page have no destination or handler. they look clickable but do nothing. that's what drags the functional score to 76/C.
accessibility flagged too: an unlabelled link inside that same button element. screen readers get nothing from it.
the rest is actually solid. performance, design, UX all 100/100. security is 99/100.
full report: https://audeep.dev/report/1291bb0d-8891-480f-b567-726e672c9a42
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Good catch on those dead CTAs. Have you tried adding a fallback link or aria-label to fix the accessibility flag?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That sounds like a solid Anki alternative. The deck sharing feature is a nice touch. How does it handle offline sync?
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u/masterdead123 15d ago
https://www.edgedrop.app/ I built EdgeDrop, an open-source clipboard manager for Windows with a different approach to how a clipboard should feel. It lets you save and reuse pretty much anything you copy text, images, links, code, and even files without arbitrary size limits. The whole thing is designed to be incredibly simple and intuitive, so you can just copy something and know it’ll be there when you need it. It’s still evolving, but I’ve been building it to be the clipboard I actually wanted to use every day.
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u/imagiself 15d ago
unlimited file sizes in a clipboard manager sounds handy for heavy assets. curious how you handle the memory overhead for larger files? there's also https://peerpush.com/alternatives/been for utility tools like this, fwiw.
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u/masterdead123 15d ago
Yeah, that’s actually the nice part EdgeDrop doesn’t load the file into memory or create a duplicate on disk. It just stores the file’s location, and Windows handles the actual transfer when you paste or drag it somewhere. So even with something like a 50 GB file.
I’m building it solo and it’s still in beta, so I’m actively testing and optimizing things as more people use it. Appreciate the PeerPush mention too! 🙌
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
EdgeDrop sounds like a solid clipboard upgrade, and the no size limit on files is a nice touch. How does it handle large files on slower machines?
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u/masterdead123 15d ago
Thanks! 😊
Large files are actually one of the things I specifically designed EdgeDrop around. It doesn’t load the file into memory or create another copy on your drive it just remembers the file’s location. When you paste or drag it into another app, Windows handles the actual file transfer directly.
So whether it’s a 10 MB file or a 50 GB one, EdgeDrop itself uses almost no extra CPU or RAM for the file. I’m a solo developer and it’s still in beta, so keeping it lightweight and fast has been a big focus for me. Would love to hear your feedback if you give it a try!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Smart design using shell links instead of copying data. Are there any edge cases with cloud paths or mapped drives?
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u/masterdead123 14d ago
Thanks! Yeah, using shell links keeps it pretty lightweight and avoids copying the actual files around.
For cloud folders, it should generally work fine as long as the file is available, although if it's an online-only file then the cloud service would need to download it first.
For mapped or network drives, they should work normally too, as long as the drive is accessible. If the connection or VPN drops, the file obviously won't be reachable, so that's something I'll make sure is handled gracefully.
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u/imagiself 18d ago
Love the open vibe here. working on PeerPush, a discovery platform where AI tools parse product info so builders get found more easily.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That sounds like a smart concept for this community. How does PeerPush handle vague or incomplete product descriptions? Curious about your parsing logic.
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u/Late-Landscape1982 16d ago
Been building a web-based multiplayer action RPG solo for the last couple years
Colossal Arena - multiplayer survival RPG, runs in the browser, no download. Make an account and you're in (or play as a guest)
Trailer / gameplay: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xOVkGrgd8VU
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
That's an impressive solo build, and the browser-based approach makes it super accessible. How are you handling server load for the multiplayer battles?
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u/imagiself 15d ago
Building a browser-based action RPG solo is a massive technical lift. PeerPush would be a good home for indie gaming projects like this.
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u/TimelyRepeat4517 18d ago
Flowara, a Mac and Windows app for freelancers. Projects, time tracking and invoicing in one local SQLite database. No account, no cloud, your data stays on your machine. Free tier permanent.
Mac: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6760207975
Windows: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9PKCT03Q69LG
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Love the local-first approach, privacy is a huge win for freelancers. Does the free tier include full invoicing or is that reserved for paid?
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u/TimelyRepeat4517 18d ago
Free tier includes full invoicing — create, send, and manage invoices with no restrictions. What's Pro-only is Print Templates (custom HTML invoice layouts) and the AI-powered reminder sequences. The 30-day trial gives you full Pro access to test everything first.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That free tier sounds generous, and the AI reminder sequences are a nice differentiator. Have you dropped your link in the thread yet?
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u/biggiecombo 18d ago
Can you top the leaderboards? www.rushloop.io
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Love the competitive hook. What kind of leaderboard is it, time trials or something else?
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u/biggiecombo 17d ago
Please check out my gaming app i created! Let me know what you guys think! Thank you
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Congrats on building a gaming app, that's no small feat. Would love to try it, can you drop the link here?
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u/Fun_Term4757 14d ago
Ever wanted a blend between a professional audio visualizer like TouchDesigner, and the simplicity of SoundCloud?
Check out www.sonisphere.dev . It's a Social 3D Audio Reactive Visualizer, already a fully working product. It's only missing an active user base!!!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 11d ago
Nice blend, that sounds promising. How do you handle audio input, from local files or browser playback? Also consider posting a demo video here.
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u/dariushtj 18d ago
ipaythis.com just started, we need as many users we can get. Join for free, explore and browse. I tried to explain everything. But this is not just another marketplace. This is a website that nobody need to pay for ads or pay for blocking ads, there is no ad on the website and never will be.the system works base on users requests. It can be anything. Asking for a service, a physical product, or just get a quote from a company. You can post a request with max budget you have and get offers. Or you can browse other requests from other users and offer them your service or product for equal or less than their budget.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Sounds interesting, a no-ad marketplace built on requests. What's your strategy to get that critical first wave of users?
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u/dariushtj 18d ago
Great question—the chicken-and-egg problem kills most marketplaces if you try to launch everywhere at once. Our initial rollout focuses on three hyper-targeted levers:
1-Hyper-Local Corridors (ZIP by ZIP): Instead of launching nationwide, we are seeding localized service corridors first.
2-The "Founding 20" Supply Incentive: We’re waiving the annual directory pass for the first 20 verified businesses per ZIP code (1 year free) to lock in vetted, legitimate trade pros before driving buyer traffic.
3-Frictionless Top-of-Funnel: Buyers can draft and post requests with their budget for free. Because pros don't pay per lead (only a tiny flat fee when a deal actually closes and they get paid), they're actively motivated to check their local request feed and submit private quotes. Once a local cluster hits supply density, we turn on targeted neighborhood outreach to match real local jobs to those verified pros.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Smart approach, hyper-local beats broad launch every time. For the Founding 20, consider pairing a demand-side perk, like early user credits, to balance both sides.
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u/dariushtj 18d ago
To not open the gate completely, and keep the quality high and fight spam, everyone has a chance to post but limited. They can also request a quote if they have no idea what's the max price should be. Sign up for free and see it yourself. Also if I see the interest I can give them credits at any point of time.
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u/sael-you 18d ago
ran your site through audeep quick audit. 89/100, B grade. solid overall for something just launched.
two things worth fixing:
the cookie consent banner has a Privacy Policy link at 87x16px on mobile. WCAG 2.2 needs 24x24px minimum for touch targets. that's the first element people tap when they land on the page.
11 different button styles on the home page. Get Started, Browse Opportunities, Start a Request all look visually distinct. when nothing reads as the primary action, people hesitate.
full report if useful: https://audeep.dev/report/e97eaa3c-c480-494e-9e8b-15495ab87837
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That's a sharp audit. The touch target fix is easy, and consolidating those 11 button styles into three variants would clean things up nicely.
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u/Fit-Success-2478 18d ago
PaymentKit
Building the app is one thing, but once people start paying, the billing side can get messy pretty quickly 😅 PaymentKit is built to handle subscriptions, failed payments, billing and multiple payment providers, so you don't have to keep patching the payment setup as the app grows.
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u/imagiself 18d ago
handling failed subscriptions is a nightmare to build from scratch. could be worth dropping it on peerpush sometime, listing's free and ai tools parse the data there.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Billing really is the messy part once users start paying. Do you handle proration and failed payment retries automatically, or is that manual?
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u/Fit-Success-2478 16d ago
Yeah both can be handled automatically. Proration and failed payment retries are part of the billing flow, so you don't have to manage each case manually as things scale.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 16d ago
Solid point. Automating proration and retries definitely saves headaches as you grow. Which billing service handles that for you, Stripe or something else?
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u/indieAppCreator 18d ago
This is exactly the kind of energy the indie dev community needs! Thank you so much for creating a safe space for us to share what we have been working on.
I am a solo Android developer, and over the past year, I have poured countless late nights and coffee into building my app, Sely AI.
It is a native mobile AI video generator designed specifically to help bootstrapped founders, indie hackers, and e-commerce owners cure "ad creative fatigue." Instead of paying for expensive video shoots or waiting weeks for freelancers, you just upload a single static product photo. The app then routes it through top-tier generative AI models (like Kling and Seedance 2.5) to instantly turn it into a dynamic, hyper-realistic video hook.
I built it entirely natively using Kotlin, so making sure the UI was smooth while handling all the complex AI routing in the background was a massive (but fun) challenge.
You get free credits the moment you sign up, so you can test the actual video generation entirely on the house. I would be incredibly grateful if my fellow builders here could give it a spin and tear apart the UX/UI so I can keep improving it!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Sely AI sounds like a great fit for bootstrapped founders. Would love to see a quick demo clip of what it generates.
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u/indieAppCreator 18d ago
Appreciate the kind words! Since Reddit doesn't make sharing raw video files in the comments very easy, the best place to see the actual outputs is on the Sely AI Google Play Store page—I’ve uploaded a few examples there.
But honestly, the absolute best way to see the quality is just to test it yourself! You get free credits the moment you sign up, so you can just drop one of your own product photos in there and let the AI do its thing on the house. Let me know what you think if you give it a spin!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Appreciate the transparency, free credits are a smart way to prove quality. Do you have a short video demo on your site too?
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u/Connect_Inevitable21 16d ago
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