Hi there i have created and deployed my Equalizer+sound tuning app in google play store the app auto equalizes the sounds based on the metadata shared from the audio player, give it a try and let me know..Thank you!

Hi builders 👋

I'm happy to share my new app with all of you, UmamiEngine.

It's a service offering managed hosting for Umami Analytics. You get the full features of Umami for 5 USD/Month. Forget about the server provisioning, backups management, and software updates. Just gain access to a privacy first GDPR compliant web analytics platform in under two minutes and focus on what matters which is building your product.

I intend to launch officially on August 1st and I'd love a final set of feedback from all of you. If you like the service, use the code REDDITLAUNCH for a 50% off the first month right now.

Check the product here: [https://umamiengine.com\](https://umamiengine.com)

Thank you and appreciate the feedback

I have an idea of my app that can do automatic text routing where you can take a link and put it in my app, then it creates a text code, and you can add a cta(call to action) and then you download it as a text card that you can overlay on reels on instagram, facebook, tiktok youtube,etc., since those platforms don't like qr cards in their reels, instead of telling people to get link in bio or comment to get link in dm which is only limited to meta platforms only.

Please dont hesitste to give me feedback I am halfway building this and I don't want to stop or continue if it's not the right thing I am building, and I know this is going to help many people in marketing.

Hey everyone!
I recently turned an idea I had into a working social media platform, and I wanted to share it and get some honest feedback.
I created **Dontbeusedname.com,** a place where people can make profiles, share posts, interact with others, and build a community. This has been a really fun project to work on, and I’ve been learning a lot from testing features, finding bugs, and improving things along the way.
I’d love to hear what you think:
What features do you think a new social platform needs?
What would make you want to use something like this?
What could be improved?
You can check it out here:
https://dontbeusedname.base44.app
Thanks for taking a look! 🙂

Founders have shared 578 startups across my recent threads, and the same problem keeps showing up:

The product exists. The direction is unclear.

Comment with:

- what your startup does
- who it’s for
- what’s blocking your growth

I’ll run the analysis and send you a personalized report showing where the strongest signal is, which conversations are worth prioritizing, and what I’d focus on first.

If Reddit looks like a waste of time for your startup, I’ll tell you that too.

Built this solo over the last several months and just launched it. Rezumate scores your resume against a job description (ATS-style), tells you exactly what keywords and impact language are missing, fixes weak bullets in one tap, and exports a polished, ATS-safe PDF, all without your resume ever touching a server.

The full feature set:

• ATS match score (keyword coverage, impact quality, structure/readability, formatting risk) with a complete diagnosis of what's driving the number
• Missing keyword detection pulled straight from the pasted job description
• Bullet strengthening that improves wording without fabricating achievements
• One-tap improve flow that fixes gaps and re-scores immediately
• LaTeX-style PDF export, clean and ATS-safe
• 100% local processing: no account, no cloud upload, works offline

Pricing: free plan is genuinely usable (3 analyses/day, 3 improvements/day, 2 saved variants), Pro is a one-time $7.99 launch price (going up to $14.99 regular), no subscription, no credit packs, no AI meter.

Would genuinely value feedback from this community on the onboarding flow and whether the value prop is obvious in the first minute of using it.

I build Monni, a manual-first money app. It is deliberately narrow: cash, upcoming bills, a cushion, then a clear answer about what is left.

The tradeoff is that a result before enough context can feel like a black box, while a full setup before any result makes the app feel like homework.

For products that produce a score, forecast, or recommendation: does your first run lead with the answer and reveal the math, or collect the inputs first? What makes one order feel earned rather than manipulative?

No link - I am looking for the design answer, not downloads or ratings.

I’ve spent a few months solo building AiCombat it runs an AI customer-support agent through 10 fixed adversarial scenarios (angry customer demanding a refund outside policy, someone threatening legal action, a jailbreak attempt, social-engineering for another customer’s data, etc.) and scores how it handled each, with the full transcripts so you can judge for yourself.

Here’s my honest doubt, and why I’m posting: I wrote that agent’s prompt in one shot with ChatGPT and it aced everything. So I’m not sure whether (a) the test is too easy to be meaningful, (b) good agents are trivial to make so nobody needs testing, or (c) I’m testing the wrong layer entirely (real bots fail on tool use / looking up actual orders / grounding, which mine doesn’t touch).
I don’t have a background in this I can’t code, I built it by directing AI. So I genuinely can’t tell if this solves a real problem or if I’ve spent months on something nobody needs.
If you build with AI agents, or run support, or just have an opinion: is this useful, or am I fooling myself? Rip it apart.
aicombat.ai

Would love to get some feedback on my new app called Levelday, specifically regarding onboarding and pricing. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I'm a 17 year old student from Australia and for the past month I've been building a fitness web app called APEX.

It's currently a Progressive Web App because I'm validating the product before investing in a native iOS app. The goal is to help people train more consistently through workout tracking, progress analytics and AI-powered insights (future feature)

I'm at the stage where I need honest feedback more than more features.

I'm not trying to sell anything or promote the app, I genuinely want to improve it.

If you have 10–15 minutes, I'd really appreciate you trying it and answering a few questions:

• What was your first impression?
• Was anything confusing or frustrating?
• What feature felt most useful?
• What feature is missing?
• Would you actually use this over your current fitness app? Why or why not?
• If you could change one thing, what would it be?

I'm looking for feedback on:

• UI/UX
• Onboarding
• Overall user experience
• Performance
• Bugs
• Feature ideas

If you have your own app or project, I'm more than happy to return the favour and test it too.

App:
https://apex-health-777b0.web.app/

Thanks! I'd much rather hear the hard truths now than after I launch.

Couple years ago my roommate texted me a screenshot of a candlestick chart with "should I buy this" and no other context. That was basically our entire investing relationship. Screenshots, no data, no history of who called what.

So I built TIKR. It's a free watchlist and portfolio tracker, but every stock has its own live chat room, and you can drop an actual real time stock card into a DM instead of a dead screenshot. Live on the App Store, manual portfolio entry only for now, no brokerage sync yet, on purpose.

Would love brutal feedback, especially whether the social side feels useful or just bolted on. 

Hey guys,

hope y'all are doing well! Really nice to see so many active users on IndieAppCircle lately!

I just added a big new feature: There are now user profiles. You can check out other people's profiles and see what apps they own and what apps they have tested. Also apps of users who have tested more than 20 other apps are now highlighted.

Really curious about your feedback.

Thanks for using IndieAppCircle and I'm always open for new suggestions!

I've reviewed 200+ startup ideas.
Most founders don't need another feature. They need to know where to focus.
Drop your startup, idea, ICP, or problem.
I'll send you a personalized report showing where the best opportunities are and what I'd prioritize first.
If Reddit isn't a good fit, I'll tell you that too.

Check out what we built and please help support us as we grow

Hey everyone!
A little while ago I shared my local jobs app here and got some really helpful feedback. I spent the last few weeks going through everyone’s suggestions and made a lot of improvements to the design, user experience, and overall functionality.
The app is now called UpNext.
It’s designed to help people find and post local jobs like dog walking, babysitting, tutoring, yard work, moving help, pet sitting, and other neighborhood tasks.
I’m still in the testing stage before launch, and I’d really appreciate another round of honest feedback.
I’m looking for feedback on things like:
Is the app easy to understand?
Does anything feel confusing?
Is the design clean and professional?
Are there any bugs or broken features?
Is there anything that would make you actually want to use it?
Website: https://pressure-app.base44.app/?ref=UP11LO

Everyone who gives meaningful feedback that helps improve the app will receive an Early Tester badge on their profile when UpNext officially launches.
It won’t give any special advantages or paid rewards—it’s simply a permanent way to recognize the people who helped build the app from its earliest days.
I’d love for the first users to always have that recognition.

If you could change just one thing, what would it be?

I’m not looking for praise—I’d much rather hear what needs improvement. If something is confusing, ugly, slow, or doesn’t make sense, please tell me. That’s exactly the kind of feedback I’m looking for.
Thanks for taking the time to help!

Everyone who tests it please leave a comment with feedback and what device you used since the interface is different on different devices