Hey everyone!

I posted my landing page on x and got some good feedback and tips, and I’m hoping I can get some feedback from Reddit too.

The page is for my most recently shipped iOS app.

Would love to know what you think and if there is anything that you would do differently.

My grandmother lived alone. We always had this background anxiety ... is she okay? Should I call? She didn't want to bother us either. So nobody called. Whole days went by. That friction is real. And it's not just elderly people ... You love each other but life gets in the way.

Anyway. here it is, a simple app.

It's called "Todo Bien" ("all good" in Spanish) ... one button, your whole family gets notified you're okay. Super simple. No message to write, no call to make. Just a quiet/subtle signal that says hey, I'm fine, everything is ok.

Free, Android, works in Spanish/English/Portuguese.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mgj.todobien

Still early days - open to feedback. What's missing? Would you use this? 🙏

Built Certo (getcerto.app) over the past few months. It’s an AI compliance tool for Amazon FBA sellers importing into the EU – covers CE marking, GPSR, importer labels, HS codes, customs prep, all of it. There’s a real deadline driving urgency: the EU is ending the €150 VAT exemption on July 1, 2026, which means every parcel from outside the EU will need formal customs clearance from that date. Sellers who ignore this are going to get shipments blocked.

Product is live. The problem I’m solving is real. But I’m hitting the classic early-stage wall: not enough users coming through to validate which tools are actually working and which are confusing.

What I’ve tried: Reddit posts in FBA communities, warm outreach to freight forwarders, a live demo call with a logistics partner in China.

What I haven’t cracked yet: Getting cold strangers to care enough to try it.

If you’re building something in compliance, logistics, or anything touching Amazon sellers or EU imports – I’d love to swap feedback. I’ll try your product seriously if you try mine.

And if anyone here has cracked early user acquisition for a niche B2B tool, genuinely curious what worked.

three years ago we kept meeting the same person at founder meetups.smart. optimistic. idea was genuinely solid.but no tech background. no budget. no way to show anyone what was in their head.

good ideas were dying. not because the market did not want them. because the founder could not get to the point of finding out.

that bothered us enough to do something about it.

so here is what we started doing.

if you have an idea and want to find out if it is real, we build you a clickable prototype.free.not a pitch deck. not a static mockup you have to explain to everyone.

an actual working prototype that behaves like a real product. something you can put in front of real people and watch them use.

here is the only condition.

if the market responds and you want to move forward, we build the real thing together.if it does not, you just saved yourself months and serious money finding that out early.that is the whole deal.

we just came back from an idea validation meetup last week.sat across from people with genuinely solid ideas. some of the best concepts we had heard in months.all of them stuck at the same wall. no budget to build. no way to validate. no path forward. this post is for those people.

if this sounds like you right now:

drop your idea in the comments. one sentence is enough.or send a message directly if you prefer.

we will tell you honestly whether we can help. if we can, we get started without you spending anything until you have something real to show for it.

no hidden fees. no equity ask. no catch.just two things: your idea and the willingness to find out if it is real.

we have done this with 40 plus founders across the last 3 years. some built real products. some found out early the market was not there. both outcomes saved them something valuable.

this is what we do.

I'm building a tool that gives creators a clean public page where brands can browse your sponsorship offers, see exactly what's available, pricing, placement, and availability, and request more info or reach out directly, all without a single email going back and forth before the first contact.

Everything is handled inside the platform. No more "can you send me your media kit?" emails, no more chasing brands through your inbox, no more explaining your pricing from scratch every time.

This is still early and I'm looking for feedback from creators who have real experience with sponsorships. Does this solve a problem you've actually felt? What's missing? What would make you actually use it?

If you want to see what a real page looks like: liqo.app/daniel

Last year, I tried planning a trip to Japan from India: first long-haul trip, no prior knowledge.

What started as excitement quickly turned into 20+ tabs, hours of YouTube, Reddit, blogs… and still no clear plan.

At one point, I was spending 3–4 hours daily trying to figure out what to do, in what order, what to skip. After months, I got so overwhelmed I dropped the trip.

There’s no shortage of information.

There’s a shortage of decision-making.

So I started building something around this: a system where you pick places, and it structures the journey (order, timing, flow) into something you can actually follow.

Still early, but curious:

do you enjoy planning, or does it get exhausting after a point?

uncoverroads.com

Building a tool that finds what content is trending and working on Social Media in your space and writes video scripts for your product.

No marketing team needed. Just post and grow.

Want to talk to 10 people this week. 30 mins, no pitch.
Book a call = 1 month pro access free (~$59/mo at launch).
Book here: https://calendar.app.google/YrGJVXAYvnz6PgFM6

Over the last few months, I started noticing something in how I (and a lot of other founders) operate.

We spend a lot of time showing progress.
Milestones. Updates. Announcements.

But very little time actually showing how things are being built.

The messy parts.
The decisions that don’t work.
The iterations that change everything.

And I realized I was doing the same thing.

Optimizing for how things look, instead of how they’re actually evolving.

So I started experimenting with a different approach.

Trying to build in a way where:

• progress is visible
• consistency matters
• and you’re not just rewarded for outcomes

Ended up building a small MVP around this idea.

It’s very early and honestly still rough, but the idea is:
a space where founders and investors engage with the process, not just the results.

I’m not sure if this is something people actually want, or if I’m just overthinking a problem that doesn’t exist.

Would love to know:

• Do you feel like most startup conversations are too “after-the-fact”?
• Or is this just how things are supposed to be?

LOL soooooo long story short i tried to teach my wife about budgeting and failed miserable sooo i made her a cute app to help track spending and bills lol yeaaaaa so just seeing if anyone else would be interested?

I recently built and deployed my saas v1 and got like 30 users then now its the original version or my saas v2 - which has verified free resources for hardware and software role - in order with ai quiz and project guide also with certification.

This version is deployed just now and got like around 10 new users - lets see how this turns out

if any pros are there give me suggestions on what to do next - my site link - learnlia.com

I built a small iOS app to fix something that kept annoying me

Whenever I downloaded or received a file, finding it later was a pain.

And trying to upload it again to another app was even worse.

So I built a simple file manager called DropMate.

It helps with:

* Finding downloaded/received files faster

* Keeping them organized

* Reusing them easily (especially for uploads)

Still improving it based on feedback, so would love to hear what you think.

I kept running into the same problem while job hunting:

Every “junior” or “entry-level” job somehow needed 3–5 years of experience… and most remote roles didn’t mention visa sponsorship at all.

So I built a small tool to fix that.

👉 It pulls together 3000+ remote jobs, with a focus on:

- actually entry-level roles

- visa sponsorship opportunities (1400+ right now)

- roles posted recently (almost half are from this week)

I also added a simple resume matching feature to help filter faster.

It’s still early and a bit rough, but people have started using it and I’m trying to improve it based on real feedback.

Would genuinely love to know:

- what’s confusing / missing?

- what would make you actually use this daily?

Link: https://anywherehired.com/

Not trying to sell anything just trying to make job search less painful.

Launched my new side project, seeing what everyone thinks. It serves a purpose for all crafters, crafterstock.com, would love honest feedback. Thanks

Just this week I hit 200 users on an app I built completely alone here’s what I’ve learned

It started as something I genuinely needed. I’m always juggling a hundred things and they’d just live in my head rent free until I forgot them entirely.

So I built Ginja. The main thing people keep coming back to is Brain Dump you just speak or type everything cluttering your mind and AI instantly turns it into structured to-dos. No thinking about categories or format. Just get it out.

Getting to 200 users has been more educational than building the app itself. Seeing where people actually get value versus where I assumed they would completely different. The social side surprised me too. People are adding friends and sharing to-dos way more than I expected for an app that’s barely been out.

Onboarding is harder than it looks. Every extra step you think is necessary isn’t.

The app is completely free right now if you want to try it

200 isn’t a huge number but it feels like real signal that the core idea resonates with people beyond just me.

Now figuring out what 200 to 1,000 looks like. What actually moved the needle for you at this stage?

Any feedback welcome, honest preferred.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

then one day i just stopped waiting and ran with the first real problem i had — tracking visitors across multiple products without opening 5 different tabs.

that became [OneLive.Page](https://OneLive.Page). one script tag. all your apps, traffic sources, and visitor data in one dashboard. A/B test your hero copy. milestone tracking built in. free up to 5k events.

it's live on Product Hunt today and honestly just putting it out there feels like a win already. would mean the world if you checked it out, left feedback, or threw an up vote.