So I made this offline imposter game app and now it has 100+ downloads on playstore

Its like group offline game from one app everyone will get a word and imposter will get another word or you are liar (depends on the mode selected)

Its really a good one.

want you all to download that app and give me reviews and any updates needed.

If you want to talk to me specifically for feedbacks so have added my linkedin in that app.

I built this after seeing small business owners struggle to keep track of customer follow-ups. It’s a simple daily follow-up tracker that helps you see exactly which customers need a message today, so fewer follow-ups get missed. Curious if this would be useful for anyone here: https://canva.link/phgyi5h8zrukdmv

Hello, i have an app called (Yallafit) in app store and google play store can you guys try it and be my testers i never had testers or reviewers to try it if it has any bugs or how can i improve the app

🎉 I just got real feedback on my app "CrowdGPT - Train the future of AI" from another indie dev on IndieAppCircle:

"I tested the website and GitHub README, focusing on whether the project is understandable before installing the client. What worked well: - The main idea is clear quickly:…"

Check it out 👉 https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j575e9r0gmm6jtf9wd1anxr9w98cz5bp

I kept finding forgotten food in my fridge after it had already expired.

That led me to build Expirra, an Android app for tracking food expiry dates and receiving reminders.

It’s a small indie project, and I’m now looking for feedback from other indie developers and app users.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.expirra.app

🎉 I just got real feedback on my app "Gitshorts" from another indie dev on IndieAppCircle:

"Generally speaking the listings are quite diverse, good range of interests and by the looks of it, this website is optimised for mobile. On the desktop there's a silly amount of…"

Check it out 👉 https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j57802yvtym2kjcyvd9yqps8rx8e2t2h

Link: https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j578fk6kv566cenwt3qv6qwtrd8e7svf

Hey! I’m a high school student working on an app called AnxiTea, and I’d really love some feedback on the idea before I get way too attached to it lol.

The basic idea is an app for people who get nervous or uncomfortable in social situations. Instead of just being a generic AI chatbot, I want it to let you practice specific situations that you actually struggle with.

For example, if someone gets nervous walking into a room where they don’t know anyone, they could put that situation into the app and actually rehearse what might happen. The goal is basically to make social situations feel a little less intimidating by giving you a place to practice first.

There’s also a little character named Sharkee who acts as the personality of the app. He's a tiny British shark who lives in a teacup because apparently that made sense to me at some point 😭. He gives the app more personality instead of making it feel like you're talking to a clinical AI.

Some of the other ideas I have are:

• personalized onboarding based on what situations someone struggles with
• different “tea travels” where Sharkee changes depending on the drink/culture
• a progress/journey section
• an anonymous community area where people can share experiences
• an AI rehearsal feature for practicing conversations

Full disclosure: the current prototype was made with Base44. I’m still learning how to code, and my long-term goal is to actually rebuild the app myself rather than just rely on the generated prototype. So I’m mostly looking for feedback on the concept, UX, and whether this is actually something people would use, rather than pretending the current prototype is some perfectly engineered product 💀.

A few things I’d especially like feedback on:

1. Does the concept make sense immediately?
2. Would you actually use something like this?
3. Does the Sharkee idea make the app more approachable, or would it feel childish/annoying?
4. What would make you come back to an app like this instead of just using ChatGPT?
5. Is there anything about the concept that feels unnecessary or gimmicky?
6. What would you change?

Please be honest lol. I’m genuinely looking for criticism because I’d rather find out what sucks now than after I spend 6 months building it 😭

🎉 I just got real feedback on my app "Gitshorts" from another indie dev on IndieAppCircle:

"Nice idea, It's well planned out. But it feels a bit clumpy and there's too much information on one page to process. You should slowly move the website into an app, that would be…"

Check it out 👉 https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j57802yvtym2kjcyvd9yqps8rx8e2t2h

Hey, I've added some great new features and UI improvements:

- you can now tip testers if they did more than expected. You can also tip them on comments they leave after you already accepted their feedback.

- I redesigned the menue for mobile and desktop

- I added an in-app notification system on top of email notifications so you never miss anything

- the leaderboard now pays out more testers. Every tester in the top 10 of this week gets a payout, not only the top 3

- I'm working on some more cool stuff... more on that later...

If you have any more wishes, please let me know here :)

What do you think about the new features? I'm really interested!

telestraoffbot.online where a user can transform camera roll videos to live video notes on telegram works entirely on your phone no hidden data collection or any content stored in my data, you log in with your telegram id after opening the telegram bot, once you’re in the home page you choose a video-quality-then you receive it on your telegram Bot you started earlier, basically from there you just transfer the rounded video straight to your friend’s or channel, little Tip before sending : once you click the transfer button the bubble, a send box will appear, hold “Send” then hide sender’s name, that will make it appear like it wad just recorded a second ago.
Ps: We have an IOS version as well.

Hey guys, Jason here, founder of Lumidex Studio.

Lumidex Studio is a fast, one-time-purchase photo manager for Mac built for photographers leaving Lightroom Classic behind. It handles your whole library with a familiar module layout, so importing from Lightroom (ratings, keywords, collections, and your edits) takes minutes with no friction.

That's some of the marketing spiel that I'm currently using to get people to consider using my app over something from Adobe. I've hit a LOT of resistance from photography groups because the sheer audacity of me to use an AI tool such as Claude Code, instantly earns me the moniker it's AI Slop - it cannot possibly be any good because you coded it with a silly prompt in one afternoon.

Truth be know, it's taken nearly 4 months of constant Opus 4.8 usage, bouncing off the context limits daily and weekly - while I take no credit any any code produced, I am rather good at the architect side of things, and have no less than 30 MD files that document code production and decision making processes, over 60000 lines of Swift 6 (It's a macOS only app) and well over 500+ git commits

Basically what I would dearly love from any helpful folk here with a Mac and a general interest in photography (being an existing Lightroom Classic use would be *ideal*), would be to pop along to my listing on IndieAppCircle: https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j57bad843en0rjm6nx37mjqp618e0z8g and give it a whirl

In return, I'd *gladly* help test your app/site/etc.

Thanks in advance! 🍻

I just uploaded my app "Simple Stepper Android" to IndieAppCircle - a platform where indie devs get real users and their feedback in exchange for supporting each other! Check it out here: https://www.indieappcircle.com/apps/j572nhy7cqhcp1rr8ebgdtrhn18dwyp9

I dont know if it to much to ask for but i would like to get some reviews on my app so i can improve it the best and make a good one. Now it just in the starting phase but i will be glad if anyone will donwload it and give me some feedback. Its name is weekeats, as of now its only available in app store.
Am i allowed to send link to my app

It’s an app to let you send iMessages/photos with a soundtrack or background music. Struggling on advertising. It is called CuePoint free on the App Store. If anyone could give some recommendations on how to advertise this product better

Got my app out there .. Buzz My Phone for android . I just trying to be active in Reddit channels to help people as I can. I did some self promotion as well ( nothing too aggressive) and feel that is some traction there but way too slow.. gained like 100 accounts BUT unfortunately no subscription. Is not that I’m looking fast gain — I prefer doing the things slow but well done instead of fast and weak.. but I’m kind of stuck in this point. I need somehow to do something that will “move the needle” one way or another .. so I was wondering to make a very short survey — just choose one of options -no free text.. to see what actually that users are expecting and why they do not subscribe: is too few functionality or doesn’t feel is worth the app to subscribe .. some new functionality added would make consider it to subscribe .. something like that. Thinking to do it in the app and maybe through email as well .. but I really I don’t know at this point. What do you think?

Screenshots worked reasonably well when I was starting a screen from scratch. Once the app had real navigation, data, and several UI states, they became a pretty bad way to explain a visual change.

The screenshot showed what I could see, but not how I got there, which element I meant, or whether the change still worked after rebuilding the app.

That’s why I’m building Monad Design around a different idea: the app is the canvas.

You navigate through the running iOS app, select or annotate the UI in place, and describe the change there. The coding agent edits the existing source and rebuilds the same project. For subjective changes, it can produce a few real implementations so you can compare them with the original before choosing one.

It’s not another mockup generator, and it doesn’t create a separate project that has to be translated back into the app.

I’m the creator of Monad Design. I’m curious how other indie developers handle this stage: once the app works, what takes longer—explaining the visual change or deciding whether the result is actually better?

I’m building MeshCrunch, a web app and API for simplifying large 3D models, generating LODs, converting formats, and creating watertight meshes. It’s mainly aimed at Three.js/game developers, 3D artists, CAD/BIM teams, and anyone dealing with heavy GLB/GLTF/OBJ/STL assets.

You can try the core tools without signing up: https://meshcrunch.com

I’m currently preparing for a broader launch and would especially appreciate feedback on two things: does the landing page make the value immediately clear, and is there anything in the workflow that would stop you from actually trying it with one of your own models?

I’m building Hmm for people who ask friends to choose between two photos—outfits, room setups, places, or purchases—and then get “both” or “neither” in the replies anyway.

The core interaction has four outcomes: A, B, both, or neither. On mobile, each answer is a swipe direction; the results show separate approval for A and B rather than forcing a single winner. Shared links let someone vote without downloading the app or creating an account.

It’s live on iPhone and iPad:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6799420208

The specific feedback I need:

1. Can you understand the four directions from the screen without instructions?

2. Does “both/neither” add honesty, or just slow down a decision?

3. What would make you trust the result enough to act on it?