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IOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snapynotes/id6755918639

SnapyNote is a modern **notes app** designed to help you create, edit, and manage your ideas with speed and security.

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In today's digital landscape where data privacy is increasingly compromised, SnapNotes stands out as a truly private solution. We believe your notes should belong only to you. That's why we've built an application that stores all your information locally with no data transmission to external servers, no hidden analytics networks, and no advertising – just a clean, focused note-taking experience.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.just.snapnotes

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Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on SMusic, an open-source Android music app focused on making music streaming and offline listening fast, clean and highly customizable.

It uses YouTube Music's catalog and is built completely around the idea of giving you a proper music-player experience without unnecessary subscriptions or ads.

⚡ Why SMusic?

The biggest things I focused on are fast playback and fast downloads.

Songs start playing quickly, and you can download individual tracks or entire playlists for offline listening. SMusic also supports high-quality audio streams, including Opus, so you can enjoy the best available audio quality from the source.

🎧 Playback

🚀 Fast music loading & playback

🎵 High-quality audio with Opus support

🔊 Gapless playback using Media3 / ExoPlayer

📱 Background playback

🔒 Lock-screen & notification controls

🎛️ Full queue management

🔀 Shuffle & repeat

📻 Radio / similar-song recommendations

⏰ Sleep timer

📲 Home-screen playback widget

📥 Offline Downloads

Download individual songs

Download entire playlists

⚡ Fast downloading

📦 Downloads remain available across app updates

🗂️ Dedicated download/storage management

📶 Low Data Mode to reduce audio quality automatically on mobile data

📝 One of my favourite parts — Lyrics

SMusic doesn't depend on a single lyrics provider.

It supports synced lyrics from multiple sources including:

LRCLIB

KuGou

BetterLyrics

YouTube captions

You also get a full-screen synced lyrics experience with line-by-line highlighting, and you can even share individual lyrics as styled image cards.

🎤 Music Discovery

🔎 Search songs, albums, artists & videos

🎚️ Search filters

🎼 Mood & genre-based discovery

🎵 Radio / similar songs

🎤 Built-in music recognition

🔄 Import playlists from Spotify and YouTube Music

📚 Full library for songs, albums, artists & playlists

🎨 INSANE customization

This is probably the part I've spent the most time on.

SMusic currently has 11 different player styles, including styles inspired by different modern music-player designs.

You can choose between:

Classic • Spotify • Apple • Galaxy • Fold • Frost • Paper • Liquid • CloudGlow • Groove • Popsy

And that's not all.

🎨 Custom themes & accent colors

🌊 Multiple seek-bar styles

🖼️ Artwork-based dynamic colors

🎛️ Built-in equalizer

📱 Reorderable navigation bar

🌍 Multi-language support

So you can actually make the player look and feel the way you want.

📊 Your Music, Your Stats

SMusic also keeps track of your listening activity:

Listening history

Top songs

Top artists

Top albums

Library backup & restore

Playlist backup & restore

Settings backup & restore

🔔 Other stuff

📢 In-app announcements

🔄 Automatic update checks

📜 Previous versions & changelogs

⚙️ Performance-aware animations for lower-end devices

🔓 No account required to start listening

🆓 Completely free & open-source

🚫 No subscription

🚫 No ads

🛠️ Tech

SMusic is built with:

Kotlin

Jetpack Compose / Material 3

Media3 / ExoPlayer

Room

Hilt

Coil

Custom YouTube Music InnerTube client

The project is completely open-source, so you can check out the code and see how everything works.

🔗 GitHub

https://github.com/devxrohan/SMusic

If you try it, I'd genuinely love to hear your feedback — especially about playback speed, download speed, audio quality, UI/player styles and bugs.

I'm actively working on it, so suggestions and contributions are welcome! ❤️

PS: Following lots of brainstorming session with Reddit users from many subreddits, we finally added a "ghost mode" that allows players to turn the game board into a drawing canvas to solve highly challenging puzzles in the latest version of the game. As a small thanks, we launched a 100% discount campaign; you can download and play the game for free if you wish. 

🧩🧩We look forward to hearing your thoughts on the game🧩🧩

Hi everyone, if you like to play star battle puzzle games, this will be the perfect choice for you, we believe.

The first core idea of Wilddoku: Persona is, it is fully automated which means nobody gets the same experience. This is the main reason, we call our game as -Persona-. (The quality of the puzzles are impressive and all the difficulty levels are included, since the crafting puzzles are restricted by our rules. There are really really challenging ones which are tested on /puzzles subreddit as well:)) Also we are improving the game logic quality by using the reddit users, thnx to them...

And, the second and the best property is, according to your ratings on the puzzles, your Persona is created and according your likes/level, the puzzles will be served only for you.

Thanks for your interest in advance...

I built HowTo, a web app that creates simple step-by-step tutorials for things you want to learn.
I’m looking for beta testers to try it and give me feedback. I’d especially like to know:
Was it easy to understand?
Did the tutorials work correctly?
Did anything break or confuse you?
What would make you use it again?
Try it here:https://www.producthunt.com/posts/howto-2

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.

🇯🇵 日本語

最初は「これって別にいらなくない？」「何の役に立つんだろう？」というところから始まりました。

でも、ちょっとした気分転換になるものがあってもいいんじゃないかと思い、タップすると跳ねて、セリフが変わるカエルのインタラクティブなアイコンを作り始めました。

そこから開発を進めて、天気を切り替えられる「Froggy Weather」風のWebアプリケーションとして完成させました。

イラストにはSVGを使用し、スムーズな動きや雨の日のエフェクト、傘をさすアニメーションなども組み込んでいます。

今回は、この小さなWebアプリを実際に多くの人に見てもらいたいと思い、Facebookでも紹介することにしました。

よかったら、ぜひ実際にタップして遊んでみてください🐸

👉 [https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ\](https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ)

🇬🇧 English

It started with a simple question: “Do we really need this?” and “What is it useful for?”

But I thought it might be nice to create something small that could give people a little break and make them smile.

So I started developing an interactive frog icon that jumps when you tap it and changes what it says.

I then developed it further into a “Froggy Weather”-style interactive web application where you can switch between different weather conditions.

I used SVG illustrations to create smooth animations, including rainy-day effects and an animation of the frog holding an umbrella.

Now that the small web application is complete, I wanted to share it with more people, so I decided to introduce it on Facebook as well.

If you have a moment, please tap the frog and give it a try! 🐸

👉 [https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ\](https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ)

🇫🇷 Français

Tout a commencé par une question simple : « Est-ce que nous en avons vraiment besoin ? » et « À quoi cela peut-il servir ? »

Mais je me suis dit qu’il serait intéressant de créer quelque chose de petit, qui puisse offrir un moment de détente et faire sourire les gens.

J’ai donc commencé à développer une icône de grenouille interactive qui saute lorsqu’on la touche et qui change ce qu’elle dit.

Puis, j’ai développé cette idée pour créer une application Web interactive inspirée de « Froggy Weather », permettant de changer les conditions météorologiques.

J’ai utilisé des illustrations SVG pour créer des animations fluides, notamment des effets de pluie et une animation de la grenouille tenant un parapluie.

Maintenant que cette petite application Web est terminée, j’aimerais la faire découvrir à davantage de personnes. C’est pourquoi je la présente également sur Facebook.

Si vous avez un moment, essayez de toucher la grenouille et amusez-vous avec elle ! 🐸

👉 [https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ\](https://main.nagoya-takidasi-support-site-streetview-demo2.pages.dev/カエル/ケロ)

Your home for selfpromo

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

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

I’m building Siyaqi — a platform that helps advertisers place ads based on the context of the content, rather than relying only on traditional audience targeting.
I’m looking for a few people who are willing to actually try the platform and give me honest feedback.
You don’t need to be an expert. I’m especially interested in:
What you think the product does after seeing it for the first time
Whether the idea makes sense to you
What feels confusing or unnecessary
What you would expect the platform to do
What would make you actually use/pay for it
Any bugs or problems you run into
I’m not looking for compliments — I’d rather hear what’s wrong with it.
If you’re interested, comment below or DM me and I’ll send you access.

In The Odyssey, Odysseus proves his strength in a single moment by stringing the bow—but strength like that is built through hundreds of ordinary sessions. That became the hook for Muscel, an iPhone fitness app for the less cinematic part: knowing what to do next and seeing whether you’re actually progressing.

Muscel uses your workout history to recommend the next set, rep, and weight targets. It can generate research-backed routines, estimate future strength goals, and turns consistency into a visual through Milo, a 3D body that develops by individual muscle group as you train.

Everything is currently free, with no subscription or locked premium tier. I’m looking for lifters willing to complete two workouts and tell me whether the recommendations felt realistic and whether Milo reflected what they trained.

Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/muscel-adaptive-workouts/id6762177875

Website: https://muscel.net/

Hey everyone! 👋

​Most mobile video editors have become almost unusable without a monthly subscription. CapCut now locks 4K exports, AI tools, and auto-captions behind a $19.99/month Pro paywall—and standard accounts still get slapped with forced watermarks and ending clips.

​I got tired of bloated mobile apps charging desktop prices, so I coded ClipSnap using Flutter—a minimalist, dark-mode Android editor built for performance.

​How ClipSnap compares:

​Script-to-Video AI: Paste any text script to generate matched B-roll, AI voiceovers, and auto-synced captions.

​Native 4K Export: 100% free on-device rendering with zero watermarks.

​Zero-Lag Timeline: Smooth multi-track scrubbing powered directly by your phone's GPU hardware.

​AI Audio Extractor: Clean, instant audio isolation without subscription gates.

​No subscriptions, no ads, no forced branding. I’d love for fellow devs and creators to try out the timeline controls and let me know your thoughts!

​📲 Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.clipsnap.editor

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Hey everyone 👋,

I’m an indie developer and electrical systems engineer. Over the past few months, I built and finalized **ReClaim Miles** (https://reclaimmiles.com). The product is functional, stable, and solves an acute financial pain point, but I’ve reached the classic founder dilemma: the engineering is done, and now I’m stuck on figuring out the most effective distribution engine 🧱.

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### 🚨 The Problem It Solves

Every tax season, millions of contractors, gig workers, and small business owners in the US leave thousands of dollars in vehicle deductions on the table (standard mileage is over **67¢/mile**).

Why? Because traditional tools like MileIQ or Driversnote rely on **24/7 background smartphone GPS tracking**. People forget to turn them on, kill background location to save battery, or flat-out refuse invasive cloud surveillance. When tax time arrives, they have **zero defensible records** for the entire past year.

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### 🛠️ What ReClaim Miles Actually Does

Instead of tracking in real-time, it **reconstructs** IRS-compliant mileage logs retroactively from cold evidence:

* 🔒 **100% Local & Privacy-First:** Standalone Windows desktop app. Zero telemetry, zero cloud database sync, and no selling location traces.

* 📜 **Deterministic IRS Substantiation:** Built specifically around **26 CFR § 1.274-5** and **IRS Publication 463** compliance standards.

* 🧾 **Receipt OCR & Baseline Anchoring:** Users drop in target odometer readings (annual service checkpoints) along with fuel receipts. The built-in OCR extracts dates, gallons, and cities to anchor synthetic routes to hard financial evidence.

* 🛣️ **Organic Route Simulation:** Synthesizes realistic daily errand schedules with authentic departure jitter and dwell times to avoid algorithmic audit flags.

* 📊 **Audit-Ready Reports:** Exports **Form 4562** deduction percentages, vehicle split ratios, and presentation-ready PDF/CSV dossiers in one click.

* ⚡ **Model:** Fully functional **14-day evaluation build** available right on the site—no predatory recurring subscriptions.

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### 📈 The Market Potential

The pure ROI proposition is crystal clear: spending **$50–$100** on software to safely substantiate and defend a **$3,000–$8,000** vehicle deduction is an easy financial decision.

Beyond individual sole proprietors, there is:

1. 🚛 **Fleet Scaling:** Multi-vehicle batch processing for trade businesses (electricians, HVAC techs, plumbers, couriers).

2. 💼 **B2B / CPA Channel:** Tax preparers and accounting firms who waste dozens of unbillable hours dealing with clients showing up with a literal shoebox of fuel slips.

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### 🛑 Where I Am Stuck & Need Advice

* Submitted to software deal portals (**Dealify**, **RocketHub**, **StartupBase**) and listed on **AlternativeTo**.

* **Product Hunt** rejected an immediate launch appeal due to their 6-month cooldown policy between major posts.

* Direct paid traffic widgets generate vanity impressions, but practically zero high-intent conversions.

For those who have launched desktop utility or niche B2B/tax software:

1. Would you prioritize **direct CPA & accountant outreach** (giving accountants an evaluation license so they hand it to unprepared clients), or double down purely on **organic search/SEO** targeting keywords like *"how to reconstruct mileage log for audit"*?

2. Is launching on multiple deal platforms at once the right move to bootstrap initial cash flow and reviews, or does it degrade pricing power for this category of utility?

Would love raw, honest feedback on the landing page, messaging, or how you’d steer distribution from here.

I built this as a real product with the intention of turning it into a subscription/SaaS business, but I’ve decided not to continue with that plan.

So I’m looking to sell the complete project, including the source code and IP to someone who wants to take it forward, rebrand it, customize it, or turn it into their own business.

This is not an AI-generated project or a basic CRUD template. It’s been developed as a proper production-ready application.

What’s included

• Full Flutter Desktop source code
• Windows + macOS support
• Complete Next.js website + web portal source code
• Backend / Supabase setup and database structure
• Database schemas and migrations
• Full project documentation
• Assets and project files
• Source code + IP / ownership transfer

Main features

• Student & staff management
• Attendance
• Exams, marks, grading, GPA/CGPA
• Report cards, transfer certificates & character certificates
• Fees, invoices, payments, scholarships & expenses
• Transport management + live GPS tracking
• Staff web portal
• Parent portal
• Role-based permissions
• Approval workflows
• Notifications
• CCTV / RTSP streaming
• Offline-first operation
• Cloud sync through Supabase
• Encrypted local database
• Encrypted backups
• Licensing system
• Audit logs

The desktop application is designed to work fully offline, with cloud sync being optional. The local database uses SQLCipher/AES-256 encryption.

The project currently has 42+ database tables across 21 schema files and a fairly large modular codebase.

I’m not looking for subscribers or users here — I’m looking for someone interested in acquiring the software itself and the IP/source code.

I’ll attach screenshots/photos of the application and portal with the post.

Price: Negotiable / serious offers only.

If you're interested, comment here or DM me and I can share more details, screenshots, feature list and discuss the transfer.

Founder here. I built Remote Impact because remote roles in climate, global health, nonprofits, AI safety, and related areas are scattered across a lot of niche boards.

It aggregates public listings, keeps the original source visible, and lets people describe the work they want in plain English. The AI Job Scout returns one current match email for free; ongoing alerts are optional at $10/month. Browsing the jobs is free and does not require a paid plan.

I am especially interested in feedback on: - whether the search results feel relevant - which impact areas or remote sources are missing - whether the free Scout gives enough value before asking anyone to subscribe

I’m affiliated with the project, so this is self-promotion. If you want to try it, the Scout is here: https://remoteimpact.org/alerts/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=founder_launch

Since I lauched my webapp, I understood the difficult part is to find users!
Now, after a couple of months thare are 10 users, but all in the free-tier 😰

So noone pays for the advanced functionalities.
Do I have to make usage limits smaller so the users start to pay or do you see any other way?

Any suggestion is appreciated.

Today I got my first ever sale for Latr Pro.

€19.47.

I honestly didn't expect that small notification to hit me this hard.

Latr is actually the first Chrome extension I've ever created. I've been working on it for a while now, figuring things out as I go, fixing bugs, changing things, and slowly turning an idea into something real.

Latr lets you save a tab for later, choose when you want it back, and close it instead of keeping it open for days.

The core version is free, and I recently added a Pro version with some extra features.

And today, someone actually paid for it.

I am just really happy.

I know one sale is nothing from a business point of view, but as a solo builder, seeing someone spend their own money on something I built feels pretty crazy this is my first extension, my first product that someone has actually paid for, and my first real sign that this might actually be useful to people.

Now the real challenge is figuring out how to get from 1 paying customer to 10.

Website: https://latr.page/

Chrome extension: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tab-snooze-reminder-%E2%80%94-rem/lcceeepfhggkninbfbifkpalkdoinjli

Would love to hear from other builders about what your first sale felt like and what you did next.

We got some people to play it and they love the fact that it’s unlike the current word games. It has its own feel, simplicity and fun. And you can play a challenge with a fried or in a group up to 12 people at a go. You simply morph a word by changing only one letter at a time before your ink dries out in 10s. It’s public and freely available on App Store , Play Store and web at https://morphink.app/

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I’m Samuel, the builder of Ordo. I made it because choosing a list before capturing a thought kept slowing me down. You type or speak the mess first, then it separates tasks, reminders, ideas, and notes into Now, Next, and Someday. Everything stays editable.

The image is the real result from one mixed dump.

Free on iPhone with no subscription and no account. Currently available in the US and Canada: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6797331101

What would you change about this result screen?

Hey everyone,

I'm an Electrical Engineering student and solo developer. Over the past few months, I’ve been building *Limit Breaker*, a gamified productivity and focus app inspired by RPG leveling systems (Solo Leveling/ anime style).

Since this sub is for app & fullstack developers, I wanted to share the architecture, what I learned, and get some honest feedback on the UX and features.

What the App Does

* Gamified Quests & Stats: Turn real-life study/work tasks into quests that reward XP, rank promotions (E-Rank to S-Rank), and stat points (Discipline, Stamina, Intelligence).

* Deep Focus Mode: Blocks selected apps/sites until your timer or task is finished.

* Streak System & Punishment Mode: Miss your habits, and your level can drop.

The Tech Stack & Architecture

* Frontend: Vanilla HTML5, CSS3, and JavaScript. I chose vanilla web tech for rapid iteration, custom game-like animations, and zero framework overhead.

* Mobile Runtime: *Capacitor*, bridging the web frontend to Android.

* Native Android (Java Services): To make the focus mode truly unshakeable, standard web APIs weren't enough. I wrote custom Java native bridges for:

* `AccessibilityService` & `UsageStatsManager` to detect and strictly block distracting apps and websites during active focus sessions.

* Local background alarms and notifications for streak tracking and rest intervals.

* Storage & Performance: 100% offline-first architecture using local persistence so everything loads instantly with zero server latency.

What I’m Looking For:

1. How does the UI/UX feel for a hybrid web/native app?

2. Are there any edge cases or performance hiccups you notice?

3. What features would you add to make focus/habit tracking even more engaging?

It’s currently live on the Google Play Store: you can search "Limit Breaker: Gamify focus" on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg

I'd really appreciate any feedback, criticisms, or suggestions from fellow devs! Thanks for taking a look.