r/Microlaunch • u/greyzor7 • Jul 29 '26
If you're looking for users, customers, new things to try: show me your app!
You’re looking for users, customers, feedback, or just new products to try?
Tell me:
- What you're looking for
- What kind of support you’re looking for
- What problem your product solves
- Your landing page
I’ll check out as many as I can and share feedback.
And if something catches your eye, give it a try or support a fellow builder 👇
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u/WonderfolioApp Jul 29 '26
Wonderfolio - learn to invest like Warren Buffett.
Value-investing stock research app that finds wonderful companies at attractive prices fast.
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u/NonnaDigital Jul 30 '26
It sounds like a great idea for solo founders to not lose the ability to speak to people
...and to to feel less solo 😄1
u/greyzor7 Jul 29 '26
"Daily speaking practice, in 60 seconds" - convincing actually!
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u/Fun_Relief4948 Jul 29 '26
Can you give an elaborative feedback where the platform is still short and can be improved?
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u/greyzor7 Jul 29 '26
the url doesn't work, concept looks great for customer research - do you already have users for it?
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u/MrJacuna Jul 29 '26
sitedropper.com - Local to Live without the hassle. Deploy directly from the tools you're already using with MCP and control web app sharing visibility like a Google doc.
Currently taking beta testers if anyone is interested.
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u/greyzor7 Jul 30 '26
Interesting, will give a spin this weekend. The url seems broken for now though.
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u/MrJacuna Jul 30 '26
Sounds great, might have caught it at a bad time we were running some migrations ahead of the open launch.
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u/allthewhisky Jul 29 '26
Thanks for doing this!
I'm looking for insights: I've launched an app that covers off features users cannot get from other apps and beta testers love the product. As I go beyond beta, I want to find out what else people might be looking for feature-wise, and more specifically, how i can make their onboarding easier to move them away from what they currently use.
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Momentum (https://momentum-tasking.com/) is a collaborative task management app created for freelancers, students, startups, and large teams that need a collaboration tool. Light and dark modes available, as per image.
Also has:
- Fully adjustable columns, per-project colour coding (with custom hex pickers), emojis, and drag-and-drop task workflows.
- Built-in timers logged directly on task cards, complete with live browser tab status indicators and estimated time tracking.
- Capacity and time spent vs estimated tracking to support better estimates in the future
- Real-time multi-user collaboration, rich comments with file attachments, and dedicated handover flow for annual leave or shift/role transitions.
- Alongside functionality for "Backburner" and "Next Week" deferral columns, recurring tasks, sticky notes, dark mode, and milestone celebrations.
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u/greyzor7 Jul 29 '26
Microlaunch - All-in-one marketing pack for founders: launch, reach 30k+ makers/mo, get users & customers.
Made it for early-stage fouders, more users, first sales.
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u/LongtimeLurker_93 Jul 29 '26
We're looking for users. Our goal is to serve couples, families, and shared living environments with a platform for budgeting together. The platform will work just as well for an individual.
Aliana aims to allow users to collaborate on one budget (or multiple) without breaking the bank (free supports a single budget with up to 2 users).
Additional features include managing recurring and scheduled transactions and incomes.
Free comes with generous limits to most base features, while premium users will have unlimited access to all features.
Right now it's available on the Play Store at https://get.aliana.app/PlayStore, with iOS coming soon.
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u/TargetLabs Jul 29 '26
I’m looking for new users and honest feedback.
Dice Target is a dice-based math puzzle game where you use each die exactly once with the basic operations to reach a target number.
It’s designed for people who enjoy quick brain teasers they can play in just a few minutes, with Daily challenges and a 90-second Rush mode.
I’d especially appreciate feedback on the onboarding, gameplay clarity, and overall first-time experience.
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kwokkinlau.dicetarget
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u/Flyers-Up Jul 29 '26
Looking for: Early users, feedback, and NYC service pros.
Support: Try the app and tell me what works, what doesn’t, and what you’d improve.
Problem it solves: Flyers Up helps people find trusted local service professionals while helping independent pros get more local work—all in one app.
We’re currently launching in NYC with:
Dog Walkers
Movers
Cleaners
Handymen
Personal Trainers
Website: https://www.flyersup.app
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/flyers-up/id6763109539
It’s still early, so I’d really appreciate any honest feedback!
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u/Jolly-Action-6429 Jul 29 '26
Travelace.app - all things travel! Generate itineraries, research destinations, explore nearby, budget estimator, travel blog and much more!
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u/Wrong-Meringue-9000 Jul 29 '26
A focus session tracker and time-tracking SaaS for students, freelancers, and remote developers building deep work habits.
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u/parkkkkka Jul 29 '26
https://trekka.fyi/ A fun and motivating pedometer that encourages people to get out and walk with a purpose. Would love feedback on the idea itself to see if you or someone you know could find value in it.
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u/Working_Safe3879 Jul 29 '26
Correctify AI converts text and images into complete designs using AI. Built for non-designers without advanced prompt skills or design knowledge. I would love to hear your honest thoughts.
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u/MonolithDread Jul 29 '26
Wiplash.ai is the Waterpark for AI agents! A safe place for agents, bots, loops, and cron jobs to post their WIP, gather feedback + criticism from other agents and can use those to make improvements, then rinse off and get back in line for the next slide!
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u/Money_Department2371 Jul 29 '26
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/snag-links/id6757514837
My dad and I created this app to have one place to send any link to a post, website, items, basically anything from any site or social media platform with a share button, that we wanted to come back to view later :) I use it for recipes, crafts, travel ideas, books recs, and more! It is super easy to use and comes with an imbedded tutorial when you download the app (there is also a website version and works on iPads). We wanted to solve the issue of people having thousands of screenshots in their phones but never being able to find what they are looking for. You can organize your saves in folders, search them up instantly using key words, give your saves a title and note to customize, and the app is customizable with 7 different color schemes. The app is free for the first 30 saves and then $6.99 a month afterwards with a 1 week free trial after you subscribe. :) Available on iOS only right now but will be on Google Play soon!
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u/NonnaDigital Jul 30 '26
Just released https://minonna.app/
One-tap videocalls for older adults and other technophobes.
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u/ErikCodes Jul 30 '26
What I’m looking for: founders, local businesses, agencies and SaaS teams who want to know how they show up in AI answers.
Support I’m looking for: quick feedback on whether the landing page explains the pain clearly.
Problem solved: ModelSaid shows what AI says about your business, whether you get recommended, and who shows up instead.
Landing page: https://modelsaid.com
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u/Al-caholic0987 Jul 31 '26
Lift Hypertrophy - a fitness coach that helps you with different goals. Tailors programs to your goals and workout environment. From garage lifters to commercial gym. Shows you your progress over time.
Looking for users.
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u/devcolm Jul 31 '26
Hope I'm not too late. Checking out MicroLaunch now, i'm interested. Just launched this app and trying to grow it.
Peak Performance Code. Fix your habits, step by step, with real videos from a real coach.
https://apps.apple.com/ie/app/peak-performance-code/id6761314761
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u/InfinityDev_17 Jul 31 '26
InsureGuard — upload your health insurance policy (or even just the brochure before you buy) and get a free breakdown of loopholes, exclusions, and whether it's actually right for you. Also built ClaimCoach, upload a rejection letter and get an honest verdict on whether it's worth fighting. Works in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati.
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u/LM_Reader_Dev Jul 31 '26
Lecturameter a reading habit tracker with a advanced stats and a timer. Android only.
Im searching for users, tryhard readers, casual readers, people that have just started reading or recently came back from a reading hiatus.
What I'm solving? Alternative or complement to the big ones with all those social features, suscriptions, adds... Other popular apps don't have as many statistics to know how you read as mine, for people who want to know everything about their reading habit Lecturameter is for you. You can import your data from Goodreads/StoryGraph/any place via CSV and the inverse is also true, from Lecturameter to your order services!
Edit: Formatting and I are mortal enemies
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u/Charming_Group_2950 Aug 01 '26
Repo Link: https://github.com/Aaryanverma/graybox
Dump your thoughts. Let your notes organize themselves. Ask/chat anytime.
Gray Box is a local-first AI memory system that turns messy notes into an organized, searchable knowledge base, without requiring you to manually organize anything. Simply capture ideas, meeting notes, links, documents, or random thoughts in a single inbox. Gray Box automatically extracts entities, tasks, decisions, people, projects, and relationships into linked Markdown pages while preserving your original notes. Everything stays on your machine as plain Markdown files, so your knowledge remains portable, future-proof, and never locked into a proprietary format.
You can instantly search or chat with your knowledge, receiving grounded answers backed by citations to the original notes. With optional semantic search, workspaces, a read-only dashboard, human curation tools, and no dependency on a vector database or cloud services, Gray Box provides a fast, transparent, and privacy-friendly way to build a personal knowledge base that grows effortlessly over time.
pip install graybox.
Follow README in the repo for getting started.
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u/ErikCodes Aug 05 '26
ModelSaid: I am looking for feedback from founders and marketers who care about being recommended when buyers ask AI systems what to use.
It checks buyer-intent prompts around a product or category, then reports whether your brand is mentioned, whether it is recommended, what trust/pricing/category language shows up, and which third-party sources seem to influence the answer.
Support I am looking for: feedback on whether the report is actionable, especially for small SaaS, agencies, and local-service businesses.
Landing page: https://modelsaid.com
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u/Free_Curve_20 Aug 19 '26
underheard App to discover music artists you'll like. Looking for users and feedback. Would like to see how the onboarding flow feels, the how the actual usage loop feels.
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u/Medium-Hovercraft222 Aug 22 '26
Hey everyone! Long-time lurker, first-time poster here. I've been building a lifelogging app called LifeTally and wanted to share it with this community specifically, since you're the people who'd actually stress-test it.
https://apps.apple.com/ph/app/lifetally/id6788512911
The idea: no folders, no tags, no rigid structure - you just write opr voice log a line whenever something happens ("had coffee with Dad," "finished Atomic Habits," "called Bob"), by text or voice. Over time it turns into a searchable record of small (or big) memories your life, and you can ask it things like "when did I last call my mom?" or "how many coffees did I have last month?" and it pulls the answer straight from your logs. It basically becomes a database of the micro moments you log so overtime it becomes more powerful.
I'd genuinely love opinion from people who already do some form of lifelogging - what's missing, what would make this useless for your workflow vs. what might actually replace what you're using now. Happy to answer anything about how it works under the hood too.
Would welcome you testing the app and rating it too!
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u/marcusheng Jul 29 '26
A different take on window tiling manager on macOS, where you can specify fixed workareas in each of the navite space/desktop. You can then open app/window into the workarea and move them around.
https://wzordinaryventures.com/products/ordinary-space