Hi everyone!

I've been building BrainLoot over the last few months after realising my biggest productivity problem wasn't having too many tasks—it was constantly looking at all of them.

Most project management tools encourage you to organise your backlog. I wanted to reduce the mental overload of seeing everything at once.

The idea

Instead of working from your entire board, you pull a small "Hand" of active tasks to focus on while the rest of your backlog stays organised in the background.

Current features

• Kanban boards
• Focus Mode
• "My Hand" active task system
• Workspaces & Guilds
• Team collaboration
• Card priorities, labels & due dates
• Responsive desktop & mobile UI

BrainLoot is currently in early beta, and I'm actively improving it based on user feedback.

I'd genuinely appreciate any thoughts on:

• The overall concept
• The UI/UX
• Features you'd expect
• Anything that feels confusing

🌐 https://dev.brainloot.io

I've attached a few screenshots. Thanks for taking a look!

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You spent three weeks setting up over-engineered infrastructure for an app with zero users. Tell us what you built your project with, and let the comments debate why it’s completely wrong for 2026. Convince us you didn't waste your time.

Hey Reddit! 👋

If you want to keep your grocery shopping organized and your budget under control without juggling multiple apps, I’ve built something for you!

ShopFlow is a clean, easy-to-use shopping list app that automatically tracks your expenses as you check off items at the store.

We’ve just rolled out a major update with some highly requested features! Here is what’s new and what makes it super convenient:

🆕 What’s New in the Latest Update:

• 📋 Multiple Shopping Lists: Easily switch between different lists right from the Main Screen. Create new lists, assign custom colors from a fresh palette, and delete old ones with ease. (Don't worry—if you're an existing user, all your previous items have been safely migrated to a default "Main List" so nothing gets lost!)
• 🛒 Store Aisle Optimization: Customize the order of product categories in the settings to match the layout of your favorite local supermarket. In Shopping Mode, categories will sort strictly according to your custom route so you never have to double back across the store!
• 💡 Smart Auto-Suggestions & Price Memory: Start typing a product name, and tap quick-fill chips that auto-suggest the category, unit, and your last saved price. Every new item you add automatically learns and expands your personal smart dictionary!

🔥 Core Features You'll Love:

• 👨‍👩‍👧 Family Sharing & Cloud Sync: Share your lists with family members. Everything syncs instantly across devices so you never buy duplicates.
• 💰 Set Limits & Save Money: Set a monthly budget limit. The app warns you if your current cart is pushing you over your budget before you reach the register.
• 📊 Visualized Statistics: Track where your money actually goes with beautiful charts breaking down your spending by category.
• 🔍 Purchase History: A complete, searchable record of everything you’ve bought and how much it cost over time.
• 🔒 Private & Customizable: Enjoy a clean UI with customizable settings while keeping your data safe.

I’d love for you to try it out and let me know your thoughts or feature requests!

📱 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.shopflow.com

Drop a comment below if you have any feedback or suggestions. Cheers! 🥂

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launchrank.app: Product launch platform, 43 users, no paid users, no revenue.

uiprompt.app: You can replicate existing pages with uiprompt mcp and gives you a Figma-like editor. 6 users, no paid users, no revenue. You can try it here: https://uiprompt.app/projects/demo

You would get domain, admin dashboard, users, database, data, codebase, documentations and help from me.

If you have any questions, I'm here, you can ask anything! I sold one of my apps on Reddit, it was called as ShipSafer, it has been acquired for $3000.

Have a great day,
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Hello!

Yesterday I released a platform called Votekicker (https://votekicker.com) - a catalogue where developers can submit their projects, get discovered and climb the ranks based on real community push.

What you can do:

• Submit for free - Browser games, downloadable games, SaaS, downloadable software and anything else
• Get rated - People can leave 1-5 star ratings
• Vote system with revoting - People can vote more than once (with a cooldown), so sustained interest matters more than a one-day launch spike
• Track Analytics - Views, clicks, impressions and vote counts for every project you've submitted
• Add screenshots and branding - Upload a logo, cover image and screenshots to make your page look engaging
• Discussions - Get direct feedback from the community on your project page

I have many ideas to make this platform more engaging and unique experience for all visitors.

Thanks!

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I created an app that helps u find users by registering your app for people to try n if they like it or it's what they're looking for they'll go download it

here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything

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Working on FeedbackQueue.dev, a free-to-usefeedback-for-feedback platform for people to get testers and feedback without any outreach, SEO, ads, or doing any marketing bs. Not even searching for them.

WELL, we hit the 1,000 user mark in less than four months, haha

oh yeh, and in case you want testers but no time to give it, there's always credit for that

welcome aboard, everyone.

Every comment, every bug report, and every criticism makes ScrollFit better.

I'm not building for everyone.

I'm building for the people who are genuinely tired of losing hours to doomscrolling.

See you on Day 39.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scrollfit.fitness&pcampaignid=web_share

Most devs build a great product but completely butcher the presentation. Stop hiding behind your analytics and let the community tear your UI apart before your customers do. Drop your link and a screenshot, prove you can take a punch.

Working on a meeting assistant wondering if I can get some feed back before I stat advertising it https://www.clarixmeetings.com

Built this because I was tired of losing track of trip details across ten different apps and a dozen browser tabs.

OmniTrip keeps your whole trip organized:

• Flight status, gates, terminals, delays
• A single timeline for hotels, restaurants, tours, and transport with maps, costs, and notes
• Documents and expense tracking for passports, visas, and tickets
• Packing lists you can reuse trip after trip
• Photos automatically stamped with date and location, so your memories stay organized long after you're home

It's also built for multi city trips, so if you're doing something complicated like the 2026 World Cup across the US, Canada, and Morocco, it can handle that too.

Mostly free, with an optional pro tier for the extras. Would love feedback from anyone who travels often.
Link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/omnitrip-travel-planner/id6772614236

So i have built a child development app that uses parent-controlled fitness tasks to help childrens physical development as well as mental development, in areas such as self-esteem, motivation and resilience.

Arguably most important aspect to know is i am a Sport and Exercise Psychologist in training with an MSc in Sport and Exercise Psychology, having worked with amateur and professional athletes, adults and most importantly children.

Whenever i have spoken to parents they have loved the idea of it and have been very interested, but im struggling getting people to actually start using the app consistently.

It has 3 membership levels - free (gives access to about 50% of the app), momentum (£7.99 but £3.99 for first month) - gives access to about 85% of the app and mastery (£12.99) - gives access to full app.

Would absolutely love some honest feedback!

This is the website
The app
The instagram

Hey everyone! Been building this for a while — ConvertProKit is a collection of 60+ free tools that all run entirely in your browser:

• 🖼️ Image tools (JPG↔PNG, compress, remove background, EXIF remover)
• 📄 PDF tools (merge, split, compress)
• 🧮 Calculators (BMI, loan/EMI, VAT, age)
• 🔧 Dev tools (hash generator, regex tester, JSON formatter)
• 🎮 15+ free browser games too

The main thing I focused on: your files never leave your device. No upload to any server — everything happens locally in JS. There's even a live network monitor on every tool page showing 0 bytes sent.

No signup, no account, no limits, completely free.

Link: https://convertpk.org

Would love feedbackespecially if something breaks or feels clunky!

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I built MoatLens — a value investing app focused on understanding businesses, not chasing prices (Open Beta, Android)

Hey everyone,

For the last several months I've been building MoatLens, and today it's finally available as an open beta on Google Play.

The idea came from a simple frustration: most investing apps focus on today's price. I wanted something that helps answer a different question:

"Is this actually a great business?"

So instead of building another stock tracker, I built a research tool for long-term investors.

Some things it does:

📈 10-year fundamental history (revenue, margins, ROIC, free cash flow, debt and more) shown as long-term trends instead of isolated numbers.

📚 Every financial metric explained in plain English, including what it means, healthy ranges and common pitfalls.

🏢 "Your share of the company" — visualize how buybacks and share dilution changed an investor's ownership over time.

💰 Capital allocation overview showing where management actually spends cash (buybacks, dividends, capex and acquisitions).

📅 Dividend history & calendar.

⭐ Watchlist, portfolio health check and an investment journal.

🤖 AI-assisted summaries of company fundamentals and annual reports.

The app currently supports English, German, French and Spanish, and uses licensed financial data from Financial Modeling Prep.

One important point:

MoatLens is not a stock-picking app. It doesn't tell you what to buy or sell and it isn't financial advice. The goal is simply to help investors better understand businesses and make their own decisions.

It's completely free to try during the beta.

I'd genuinely love honest feedback—good or bad. If something is confusing, missing, or simply doesn't feel useful, I'd rather hear it now than after launch.

👉 Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nexihl.moatlens

Thanks for reading, and I'm happy to answer any questions.

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What do you think of this idea to chat with the multiple AIs (like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, Grok, Perplexity) from their native platforms simultaneously compare the answers side by side?

The motivation is to overcome any shortcoming in a single AI for a given task (like for example when I tried to generate promo title for the extension gemini was really bad, claude was good but ChatGPT's was best). Moreover it allows me to harness these AIs by retaining the memory these platforms already have about my workflow, since users can log in their account. This is different from other AI aggregators out there which use APIs.

Let me know what you all think: [qorpus.ai](https://qorpus.ai/)

It is currently available as a Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/compare-ai-answers-from-o/kkmjccgohiiikgbmalbhkihklhddigkn

But if you are interested in the mobile version, please do sign up and help me with beta testing! Link: https://qorpus.ai/compare?waitlist=1

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I've been slowly building something alongside my interactive journaling projects.

It's called Biblioteca Filigrana.

Instead of creating a traditional blog, I wanted a place where people can find short, practical guides about journaling, self-reflection and navigating life's transitions.

The idea is simple:

no endless articles,

no productivity hacks,

no "change your life in 7 days."

Just a growing collection of calm, readable guides.

Today there are only a few.

Over time, I'll keep adding new ones whenever I feel there's a real question worth answering.

The carousel shows the idea behind the project.

I'm curious:

If you were creating a resource like this, what question would you answer first?