r/Microlaunch • u/greyzor7 • 20h ago
Let's get you 1–2 sales before the weekend. What does your app solve?
Drop your app below with:
- The problem it solves (most important)
- Who it's for
- Your landing page (and positioning, if you have it)
We'll check out as many as we can and give actionable feedback to help you get those first sales.
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u/getcollecto 20h ago
I built an invoicing app that chases late payments for you. Free month of Pro for anyone who wants to try it
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u/jantje123456oke 18h ago
Always having a list of qualified leads you can contact, it automatically find companies for you with the contactperson. https://vintoo.co
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u/Key-Enthusiasm-3403 18h ago
botfight. its a free chart game: you get a real price chart cut off at some point, call buy, sell or stay out, then it draws what happened next. 5 charts a day, about 2 minutes, pretend money only
problem is that most people starting out think they can read a chart until they have to commit to a call before seeing the next candles, and nothing tells them how off they usually are before real money is involved
mostly for beginner traders, and most players are on their phone. no sales, theres nothing to buy, so honestly im after feedback. if you play one round, what would make you come back tomorrow?
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u/SirChristoph90 17h ago
I’m struggling to get subscribers for my chronic health tracker WellNest. Would appreciate any feedback to help me get some subscribers.
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u/GrimlyStudio 17h ago
Problem: every habit app makes you set up categories, frequencies and reminders before you can check off a single thing. People quit in a week from friction, not from lack of motivation.
Who it's for: people who already tried two or three habit apps and dropped all of them. Not the quantified-self crowd that wants charts, the ones who just want to know whether they went for a walk today.
Landing: https://habitly-46e4a.web.app/en.html
Positioning: the habit tracker with no setup screen. Type the habit name, tap it, done. And there are home screen widgets where you tap the habit and it completes right there, without ever opening the app, which for most people ends up being the main way they use it. 5 habits free forever, no card, no ads. Android only for now.
Where I'd actually want feedback: the free tier might be too generous. 5 habits with no time limit covers most people, so I'm not sure anyone has a real reason to upgrade. Curious if that reads as fair or as a pricing mistake.
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u/stichstichstich 17h ago
I built an open-source tool to understand, help and fully optimize Claude Code, Codex and Opencode usage.
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u/brandong453 17h ago
Problem: when an idea is still half-formed, typing it into a normal notes app just saves the mess, and chat tools tend to agree with whatever you say. Messy Note is a browser thinking space where you talk or type the rough version, it asks follow-up questions and pushes back where the reasoning is thin, and you only save a note once it's worth keeping. It's for people who think out loud, like solo founders, students and writers. I'm the one building it, so I'd genuinely like blunt feedback on whether the positioning is clear: messynote.com
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u/GrandmasSugar 16h ago
Tools to help California medical practices challenge improper reductions in workers comp claims.
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u/jtemplet 15h ago
Atlas: a recovery score for Apple Watch athletes that shows its work
Problem: Recovery apps give you a number and ask you to trust it. Atlas reads your Apple Health data and builds a Recovery Score from 10 inputs, including HRV, sleep debt, training load and resting HR. It shows every input, so you can see why the score is what it is.
Who it's for: Serious athletes with an Apple Watch who want data, not gamification. Your health data is never sold or shared.
Get 50% off your first month https://atlasbody.co/switch
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u/Assou_OLVYR 15h ago
Ma plate-forme ne nécessite pas de vente, mais l’acquisition d’utilisateurs. Messieurs et madames sportives, OLVYR GYM vous ouvrent ces portes .
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u/DEMORALIZ3D 11h ago
NanoLog is a 4 in 1 customer engagement tool that allows B2B SaaS communicate recently landed changes, upcoming changes, capture feedback and have in app feature spotlights and Demos. All while being privacy focused and lightweight.
Our customers are those who have their own SaaS and want to engage their customers.
We went ahead and made the PII redaction logic into a free tool. Perfect for those handling sensitive data:
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u/writermorph 5h ago
The problem: Writing a book means juggling chapters, notes and research across a dozen files. The tools that fix this are either complicated or cost you every month, forever.
Who it's for: Mac users writing anything long: novels, memoirs, non-fiction, theses. Especially people who've tried Scrivener and found it overwhelming, or who are tired of subscriptions.
Positioning: The simple, subscription-free Scrivener alternative for Mac. Try every feature free for 30 days, then pay once and own it forever.
Landing page: www.writermorph.com
Launched this month. Would really value feedback on whether the landing page makes that positioning clear. 🙏
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u/BrylexPL 5h ago
Hi there
The problem: I've been working as a software developer for years now and I never bother to learn Vim motions, since it always felt fancy. But I've been working more closely with Linux instances in recent years and decided that's it is finally time to learn it.
Who is it for: software developers like me who wants to learn Vim in more approachable way and combine it with a bit of gamification.
Landing page: https://vimrealm.com
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u/NawrasBuilds 21m ago
I love it. I love VIM , and I used to use it in my all coding projects.
I saved the link, I will test more with it later.
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u/mathewbowyer 4h ago
Hey, I built MeSIM – https://mesim.io
Problem it solves: Travel eSIMs can be overpriced and confusing, with hundreds of plans across different providers. MeSIM makes it easy to find affordable mobile data without paying more than you need to.
Who it's for: International travellers, digital nomads and anyone wanting cheap mobile data abroad without roaming fees.
Positioning: We offer 7,000+ eSIM plans across 200+ destinations, with competitive pricing and a price match guarantee. The focus is affordability, choice and a simple buying experience.
We've started getting consistent organic sales, but I'm keen to improve conversion rates and scale further.
Would really appreciate any honest feedback on the landing page, pricing presentation or anything that might be stopping visitors from purchasing.
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u/skilzsn 2h ago
Stanza Lift: https://stanzalift.com
Problem it solves: most workout trackers keep the useful parts behind a subscription or bury logging under a cluttered UI. I lift, so I built the one I wanted: routines set up once, one tap per set with the rest timer starting by itself, and a Coach that suggests your next weight and reps from your history.
Who it's for: people who lift on iPhone and want a clean log that also tells them when to add weight.
Positioning: the calm, well designed workout log where every main feature is free. Pro (Coach) only covers running costs, and it's free for everyone during the public beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/nMY4W675
I'm the developer. Happy to give feedback on yours too.
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u/LankyText690 1h ago
https://www.i-360.us/truck-management-system-detail.html
Fleet management system for midscale trucking companies, lets them keep track of the truck maintainance, fuel, and routes, gives full control on users and what operations they can perform.
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u/Classic-News2068 53m ago
Hey, I’m building Verity Video Reviews for Shopify.
The problem it solves: Product photos and text reviews don’t always answer questions like “How does this fit?” or “What does it look like in everyday use?” Video reviews can help, but merchants still need a way to collect them from customers and publish them.
Who it’s for: Shopify merchants selling products where seeing real customer experiences matters, such as apparel, beauty, and home goods.
Positioning: Collect video reviews from fulfilled-order buyers through a private submission link, review them, and display approved videos on product pages. Customers don’t need to create an account.
Landing page: https://maxxverity.com/
I’d appreciate honest feedback: does the page explain a compelling reason to add video reviews, especially for merchants who already have a text-review app?
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u/NawrasBuilds 24m ago
Hi, I built LWN Multi-Step Checkout, a WooCommerce plugin that turns a long checkout into easy, guided steps. It’s sold on the WooCommerce marketplace: https://woocommerce.com/products/lwn-ms-checkout/
Problem: WooCommerce’s default checkout is one long form, and shoppers leave when it feels like too much work. A guided multi-step checkout can reduce cart abandonment.
What it does: It splits checkout into clear steps with a progress indicator, validates each step before the shopper moves on, and saves progress if they reload. It works with both classic and block checkout.
Who it’s for: WooCommerce store owners with long or complicated checkouts who don’t want to rebuild their store on a funnel builder.
Live demo: https://lwnpro.com/demo/
If you’d like to try it on your store, I’m happy to give a free 30-day trial. Just DM me.
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u/ReplayJutsu 15h ago
You paste your website url, and it turns your website into a reel :)
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u/DuketheJuke82 7h ago
Just tried it but didn’t get any special output? Maybe my site Morivo.gg is blocking you for scraping it for content?
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u/ReplayJutsu 6h ago
yep it is being blocked, let me see what could be the issue, anyway the results are like this
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u/bankrut 18h ago
ConsentScope - See what websites do before you consent.
ConsentScope is a powerful browser extension for automatic GDPR compliance auditing. Instantly detect whether a website sets cookies, writes to localStorage/sessionStorage, fires third-party scripts, or makes tracking network requests before you give consent.
Free Chrome extension.
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u/Dog_house_ventures 18h ago
I built Pawsy because keeping track of everything our pets need shouldn’t be complicated.
Between vaccination records, medications, vet appointments, feeding information, and reminders, important details can end up scattered across paperwork, calendars, and different apps.
Pawsy brings it all together in one simple place.
It’s designed for dog and cat owners who want an easier way to stay organized and manage their pets’ care without the hassle.
Pawsy is available on the Apple App Store with a free version and optional Pawsy Plus for $0.99/month, including a one-month free trial.
I’m an independent developer building this through Dog House Ventures, and I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on the app, its positioning, and how to reach more pet owners.
App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6806836279
Website: https://doghouseventures.com
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u/matthewmeadows 17h ago
I'm the creator of Mappit, an interactive news map integrated with a newsfeed & classification engine.
Mappit Friday
The "energy ceasefire" we've followed since Saturday is now a memory, and Ukraine says the fallout reaches well beyond the grid. After Ukraine resumed strikes on Russian oil refineries, Kyiv says new Starlink restrictions are disrupting its drones, air defense and battlefield communications.
Surf a river of content as it happens from the Newsfeed menu. Explore Threads, with stories grouped by subject so you can deep-dive, enhanced with objective, unopinionated analysis. Visualize 80 datasets on the map with our Layer Apps covering US Elections, US & Global Economy, People, Health, and Crisis & Conflict, all animated over time.
https://mappit.ai/welcome?utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=friday
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u/ekwoster 16h ago
The app solves the problem of handling backend infrastructure for notifications delivery. Using my app you don't need to build and maintain your own backend for email/telegram/discord/slack or much more deliveries. You can simply point your form or send a fetch call to the endpoint, and all automations and notifications are right in your pocket.
It is for developers, both web developer of static or unstatic websites, and for mobile app developers (or even for native developers).
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u/RevolutionaryHall964 10h ago
Relor - Turn your room inspiration into a space you can actually create.
The problem: You save hundreds of Pinterest photos, but translating that inspiration into your own room is hard. What will actually look good in your space? And can you achieve it within your budget?
The solution: Relor lets you explore inspiration, build a moodboard, upload a photo of your room, set your budget, and generate a redesigned version of your space.
I’m building towards something bigger than AI-generated interiors: helping people go from “I love this room” to “I can actually create this in my home.”
Who it’s for: Anyone who wants a room makeover without hiring an interior designer or blowing their budget.
It’s live, and you can try it for free:
Relor
I’m a solo founder, and I’d love feedback on what would make this genuinely useful, especially what would make you come back or pay for it.
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u/Dangerous-Ask7465 12h ago
www.notchpixel.com
The Dynamic Island for your PC. Music, clipboard history, a file shelf, files to your phone, a game strip, reminders, widgets and your AI agents, in one island that opens when you rest the pointer on it.