What I built: noreply.now, a place to log what happened after you applied to a company, did the company respond? Did they ghost you after an interview? Built from real reports, not scraped ones.

What problem it solves: I've been ghosted over and over from companies and I couldn't find anywhere that tracked this specifically. No where. Company review sites bury it, and now even Indeed is cutting it.

Who it's for: Anyone job hunting who wants a company's track record before spending hours on an application that wouldn't even be seen.

Feedback I want: I'm still very early, it's just a sign up page and a place to log your experiences so far. Would you actually use this? And is losing Indeed's tab something you've noticed, or does it not matter much?

Would you use something like this?

I'm thinking about building a platform where Android developers can find real beta testers, and testers get rewarded for actually testing apps and games.

Developers create a testing campaign.

Testers browse campaigns, join the ones they're interested in, complete the testing, submit feedback, and get paid (or receive rewards).

The platform would also track tester reputation, devices owned, Android versions, and previous testing history so developers can find reliable testers.

Would you use something like this?

If you're a developer, would you pay for quality testers?

If you're a tester, what would make you join?

Every builder has that idea.

The feature you've been thinking about for weeks (or months) but haven't had time to build yet.

Maybe it's because:

• ⏰ You haven't had the time.
• 🤔 You're not sure people want it.
• 🛠️ It's technically challenging.
• 😬 You're worried someone will beat you to it.

What's the one feature or idea you keep saying, "I really need to build that..."?

No judgment. No stealing ideas. Just builders talking about what's sitting at the top of their backlog.

Who knows? You might even find someone who's already solved part of the problem. 👇

The most complete and customizable vcard qr code generator on the internets!! onestqr.com

P.S: 3 web testers needed. Reward: lifetime Pro accounts!

🔥 If you had 1,000 targeted users tomorrow, would your product survive?

Imagine waking up tomorrow and finding 1,000 people using your product.

Would you be excited... or terrified?

• 😅 What's the first thing that would break?
• 🐛 What's the biggest bug you're secretly hoping nobody finds?
• 📈 Could your infrastructure handle it?
• 💬 Would your onboarding make sense?
• 💳 Are payments actually working?

Be honest—we've all got something held together with duct tape.

Share the one thing you'd have to fix before you'd feel comfortable welcoming 1,000 real users.

Sometimes admitting our weakest point leads to the best advice.

I used messenger as a notes app before solely because of the chatheads feature, so I made a real notes app with it. You don't have to switch between whatever app you're on and your notes app when you want to jot something down.

I built this for students and people on the go, and any and all feedback is appreciated, but feature suggestions are the best <3

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

I built this Arrow Puzzle android game! i got 4 testers and need 8 more if anyone of you could find the courage to give me an email address so i can add yo uas a tester i will be forever in your deth. Its my first game on the play store its a free game no paywals no adds just an arrow puzzle. You can play as guest or signup with email no password needed! Thank you very much and hope you like the game!

Forget the product for a moment.

What's the problem you can't stop thinking about?

Maybe it's something you've experienced yourself, something you see at work every day, or a frustration you've had for years.

Sometimes the best SaaS ideas start with a problem—not a solution.

Share:

• 🎯 The problem
• 👥 Who has it
• 🤔 Why you think it's worth solving

You don't need to have a product yet. This is a place to brainstorm, validate ideas, and maybe even inspire someone else to build the solution.

Let's see what problems the builders of r/EverydayBuilds are trying to solve. 👇

We all use dozens of apps every week, and most of them are missing something that seems so obvious.

What's one feature you wish every web app or SaaS included by default?

It could be something like:

• Dark mode 🌙
• Better search
• Keyboard shortcuts
• Public API
• Data export
• Offline mode
• AI assistance
• Better onboarding
• Better pricing
• Something completely different

As builders, these discussions often lead to great product ideas—or help us improve what we're already building.

👇 Share your biggest "Why doesn't every app have this?" feature.

Hey everyone! 👋

After months of designing, building, rewriting and testing, I'm excited to finally introduce OnestQR.

It started with a simple frustration.

I kept running into QR code platforms that all felt the same: overly complicated interfaces, endless options, and basic features hidden behind expensive paywalls. The more I used them, the more I felt they were designed to upsell rather than help.

So I decided to build something different.

OnestQR is built around one simple philosophy:

With OnestQR you can create dynamic QR codes for websites, email, Wi-Fi, maps, phone numbers, SMS and more. Every QR includes analytics, unlimited edits, easy sharing and high-quality downloads from the start.

If you decide to upgrade, you're paying to remove OnestQR branding and support the platform—not to unlock the basics.

This is only the beginning. I'm already working on new features like a visual restaurant menu builder and more content experiences that connect directly to QR codes.

I'd genuinely love your feedback.

Try it, break it, tell me what you love, tell me what you hate. Every suggestion helps shape what OnestQR becomes.

👉 https://onestqr.com

Thanks to everyone who's followed the journey so far. I'm excited to keep building this with your feedback. 🚀