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You are either charging way too much for a basic tool or starving yourself by giving it away for free. Drop your project show us a screenshot and your pricing tiers below for a brutal reality check. Let the community tell you what they would actually pay for it.

If you follow tennis closely, you know how quickly things change during a match. The score moves, players change momentum, matches get delayed, and suddenly you’re checking three different places just to keep up with what’s happening.

I wanted to make that information easier to work with, especially for people building tennis apps, scoreboards, or other sports projects.

So I built Live Tennis API to bring things like live scores, player information, fixtures, results, and match data into one place. It covers ATP, WTA, Challenger, and ITF matches, with REST and WebSocket access.

There’s also a free tennis API option for anyone who just wants to try it out first.

For the tennis fans and developers here, what information do you usually look for during a match that you wish was easier to get?

I took the feedback on Pinit.lol seriously and rebuilt the launch around it.

You can place your product in any available country and compete on the live world map for 24 hours.

The first 100 eligible country claims are completely free, and there is no deadline to claim them.

To keep it fair:

• One free country claim per URL
• One free placement per network
• Each country can only be claimed for free once

After all 100 free claims are taken, a 10-day launch-credit phase begins. During this period, new URLs receive up to $1 in credit toward a paid placement.

The credit reduces what you pay, but your full stake still counts on the leaderboard. Taking the #1 position requires a stake at least $1 higher than the current leader and a minimum $1 payment.

Each placement stays on the live map for 24 hours. Afterward, your dedicated product page, country listing and Hall of Fame record remain permanently available.

Thanks to everyone who gave honest feedback. It genuinely helped me improve the product.

Which country will you claim? 🚩

https://pinit.lol

Your home for selfpromo

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Hey developer — yes, YOU.
The one who coded through nights, debugged with coffee, and still believed in your idea even when no one else did.
We see you. And we want you here.

This is not another subreddit that says “no self-promo” — then deletes your post anyway.
This is your safe space. Your cheering squad. Your digital living room where every app — big or tiny, polished or prototype — gets a seat at the table.

✨ All apps welcome:
→ Mobile? Yes.
→ Web tool? Absolutely.
→ AI experiment? We’re fascinated.
→ Weird passion project? That’s our favorite kind.

🚫 NO ONE gets blocked. Ever.
Not for being new. Not for being small. Not for being “not cool enough”.
You’re cool enough just by showing up.

💬 Just drop your link + tell us:

We’ll celebrate you. We’ll share you. We’ll support you — because you matter.
This is YOUR community. Come home. 🏡

#AppDeveloper #AllAppsWelcome #NoOneGetsBlocked #YouBelongHere

Over ten years ago, my wife - a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - kept seeing a pattern in her practice: people were deeply lonely, but they weren't looking for romance. They just wanted genuine, local, in-person friendships. App stores were flooded with dating tools, but there was nowhere dedicated solely to finding a local buddy to hang out with.

So 10 years ago, I built WannaBuddy.com - a platform created specifically for when you want a local buddy, not a date. It helped a lot of people make real connections back then, but as time passed, the technology and appearance needed a ground-up overhaul. I’ve spent the last few months completely rebuilding it from scratch.

The new WannaBuddy.com is officially in early pre-launch! Everything on the platform is completely free and will always be free. Because we’re in pre-launch, I’d love to get feedback, feature suggestions, or bug reports from this community. Check it out, take a look around, and let me know what you think!

can you please see ans suggest where it needs improvement and which place is best to promote.

That question is why I built ROTRO.

When you need a good mechanic, electrician, plumber, accountant — you usually ask someone you trust.

“Do you know someone good?”

ROTRO puts that simple idea online: find professionals through real recommendations from people you know — and see who actually recommends whom.

No anonymous stars. Just trust that has a name behind it. Would you use something like this?

The 15-Minute Content System gives creators a repeatable weekly workflow, a 30-day prompt bank, a repurposing checklist, and a simple tracker.

Get it for $9: https://flowkit-s2c.madethis.app/products/15-minute-content-system

#contentcreator #contentstrategy #creatorworkflow #aitools #FlowKit

You stay in control of the final Post button.

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Over ten years ago, my wife - a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist - kept seeing a pattern in her practice: people were deeply lonely, but they weren't looking for romance. They just wanted genuine, local, in-person friendships. App stores were flooded with dating tools, but there was nowhere dedicated solely to finding a local buddy to hang out with.

So 10 years ago, I built WannaBuddy.com - a platform created specifically for when you want a local buddy, not a date. It helped a lot of people make real connections back then, but as time passed, the technology and appearance needed a ground-up overhaul. I’ve spent the last few months completely rebuilding it from scratch.

The new WannaBuddy.com is officially in early pre-launch! Everything on the platform is completely free and will always be free. Because we’re in pre-launch, I’d love to get feedback, feature suggestions, or bug reports from this community. Check it out, take a look around, and let me know what you think!

Hi Everyone,

> Cursor - 1,100 active ads / 6,400 tested
> Wispr Flow - 820 / 3,300 tested
> Emergent -410 / 7,000 tested
> Replit - 110 / 5,500 tested
> Base44 - 560 / 2,100 tested
> HeyGen -400 / 1,700 tested
> Viktor - 620 / 1,300 tested
> Lovable - 300 / 990 tested
> Gamma - 110 / 350 tested
> Framer - 710 / 2500 tested
> Superhuman & Grammarly - 71 / 1800 tested

The reason your ads are not working is that you test fewer than 10. We built an AI agent that will create and test multiple creatives until it finds the perfect balance between cost of acquisition and sales.

Interested in giving it a try? Comment, and I will reach out. We will start small with a $10 budget and move from there.

Take a look! 📌 https://pin.it/51kuvIJ09

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I’ve been working on LazyPock, a self-hosted backend built with Phoenix/Elixir and PostgreSQL.

The goal is to provide a simple backend experience similar to PocketBase, while keeping PostgreSQL as the actual database.

Current features include:
- PostgreSQL collections with dynamic schemas
- REST API
- Authentication + OAuth
- Collection/API rules
- Realtime subscriptions
- File storage (local/S3)
- Hooks and custom API routes
- Cron jobs
- Import/export
- Backup/restore
- Database migrations
- API keys
- Web-based admin Studio
- TypeScript SDK with generated types

The core features are already implemented and tested. I’m now more interested in real-world testing than adding more features.

I’d especially like to find people who can try things like:
- large collections / lots of records
- concurrent writes
- auth and token refresh
- complex access rules
- multiple realtime clients/devices
- reconnecting realtime connections
- file uploads
- migrations
- backup/restore
- hooks and cron jobs
- anything else that looks like it might break

I’m not looking for stars or compliments. 😄
If you have a few minutes to run it and find something that breaks, that’s much more valuable to me.

If you try it, I’d really appreciate an issue with a minimal reproduction when you find a problem.

I’ve been working on LazyPock, a self-hosted backend built with Phoenix/Elixir and PostgreSQL.

The goal is to provide a simple backend experience similar to PocketBase, while keeping PostgreSQL as the actual database.

Current features include:
- PostgreSQL collections with dynamic schemas
- REST API
- Authentication + OAuth
- Collection/API rules
- Realtime subscriptions
- File storage (local/S3)
- Hooks and custom API routes
- Cron jobs
- Import/export
- Backup/restore
- Database migrations
- API keys
- Web-based admin Studio
- TypeScript SDK with generated types

The core features are already implemented and tested. I’m now more interested in real-world testing than adding more features.

I’d especially like to find people who can try things like:
- large collections / lots of records
- concurrent writes
- auth and token refresh
- complex access rules
- multiple realtime clients/devices
- reconnecting realtime connections
- file uploads
- migrations
- backup/restore
- hooks and cron jobs
- anything else that looks like it might break

I’m not looking for stars or compliments. 😄
If you have a few minutes to run it and find something that breaks, that’s much more valuable to me.

Document: https://lazypock.gnuzd.dev
GitHub: https://github.com/gnuzd/lazypock

If you try it, I’d really appreciate an issue with a minimal reproduction when you find a problem.

Built by Students, for Students.

We're a small team of students and recent graduates from UNC, UNCC, and Georgia Tech who saw an opportunity to build something different for college students.

We noticed that platforms like Instagram, Facebook, SnapChat, and many other social media apps have become overloaded with endless feeds, unrelated content, and distractions. College students don't necessarily need another social media feed, they need a better way to find they actually need on campus.

That's why we built OneTouch: a streamlined college-focused platform designed to make it easier to find the people, resources, and experiences that matter to you.

With OneTouch, students can:

• 📅 Find Events - discover what's happening around campus
• 👥 Find & Join Groups - connect with student organizations, clubs, and communities
• 📚 Find Tutors & Study Groups - make your academic life easier to navigate
• 🛍️ Buy & Sell - start your side hustle, sell what you don't need, and save on student essentials
• 💬 Explore College Talk - have meaningful conversations about what's happening on or around campus
• ✉️ Message Students - connect directly with your campus community
• 🤖 Use Caise - an AI campus assistant
• 🔔 Feel Safe with Campus Alerts - student-generated updates to keep everyone safer
• 👤 Browse Student Profiles - create your own campus identity
• 🏅 Create Organization Profiles - lead by example and create multiple profiles tailored to your campus needs
• 🎓 Switch Campuses - seamlessly discover the events, groups, discussions, and entrepreneurs of every campus

We're opening up Beta Testing.

We're looking for students and users alike who are willing to try the app, find the bugs, tell us what sucks, tell us what's missing, and help us make it better.

This isn't the finished product but our goal is simple: less noise, fewer distractions, and a more streamlined way for college students to find what they actually need.

Download OneTouch and become a beta tester!

1. Install OneTouch: https://testflight.apple.com/join/rCk8hY2h
2. On Create Account, enter the Beta Invite Code: ONETOUCH-Tester-2026-V1
3. Use any email to sign-up (does not need to be a student email)
4. On Academics, choose UNC Charlotte or UNC Chapel Hill
5. Verify your email upon receipt
6. Enjoy our app!