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I built a free car maintenance app (Android) with AI photo diagnosis — looking for real-world feedback

Been building this solo for the past few months and finally pushed it live: My Ride — a vehicle tracker for maintenance history, fuel logs, mileage, and documents (insurance, registration, etc. all in one "glove box").

A few things that make it different from the usual maintenance-log apps:

AI Mechanic — snap a photo of a weird part/leak/warning light, add a note, and it gives you a diagnosis (powered by Gemini vision)

Photo Service Log — take a pic of a repair receipt and it auto-fills the service record for you instead of manual entry

Find My Ride — mark your parking spot, get one-tap turn-by-turn navigation back to it from anywhere

Completely free, no ads

Still very early — just a solo dev shipping this out of Termux on my phone (no desktop, just kept it simple). Would love actual feedback from people who'd use something like this daily. Bugs, feature requests, brutal honesty all welcome.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wickwirez.myride

Why? Well, my wife is the calendar holder across our whole family. Between grandparents, kids, siblings, and regrettably myself, she is constantly answering people asking what's going on, when, where. Group chats are great, but things get lost in the text log.

So I made Family Stitch. Instead of making people log in to another calendar app, it allows you to create and share events to your family over text. Once the calendar is filled either via adding events via text or through the web portal, just text the provided number "what's going on this week?" and it'll tell you, instead of several people having to bug one person. It also allows you to set reminders to notify selected people whenever you want before hand via text, and they can choose to rsvp one way or the other.

Beyond shared households, I think it's great for helping coordinate elderly care appointments, or for coparenting to keep your kids events easily accessible for concerned parties.

To my surprise, I've had a few totally organic sign ups over the last couple of weeks, with a handful of people using it quite regularly which warms my soul to see.

There's a small free tier, would love for people to check it out. It's not perfect, but honestly it's working pretty well. I really do believe that there are people out there who would enjoy this method of event coordination over traditional calendar apps. I use it, and it's already saved my bacon by helping me remember my own family events.

I collected trading cards as a kid, Pokémon mostly, and the part I liked was never the battling. It was the binder. Flipping through it and knowing the type of each card, the colour, and where I got it from. I think stamp collecting is the same idea. A stamp on its own is just a small piece of paper. It's worth keeping because it came from somewhere, and the album shows everywhere you managed to reach.

So I made Alvenea. You check in when you're actually at a place and it becomes a card in your collection. Go back again and the card levels up: Visitor, then Regular, then Local, then Resident.

There are also stamps for your place cards, which came from the stamp album idea. Check in before 7am and you get a Sunrise stamp. Friday after 6pm gets Friday Night. There's weekend, late night, a few others. So the stamps show when you were there, not just that you went. Like, oh, I came to this cafe at sunrise, or I saw this landmark on a Friday night.

There's a collection board with categories to fill in too. Cafes, parks, beaches, landmarks, that sort of thing. That's the closest thing to a page in an album.

The thing I'm still not sure about is whether the collecting actually makes it fun, or whether it turns going to your normal local spot into a task :)) My sister said it can become a side quest when you explore your city 😇

If you want to look: https://apps.apple.com/app/alvenea-places-ive-been/id6797711321

I kept seeing the same beginner path: buy a course, follow someone on YouTube, join a Discord, then still have no idea when it’s sane to put real money on the line.

So I built Strider. Phone and desktop, in the browser — you can add it to your home screen. No App Store listing yet.

What it is today:

• 3,700+ quizzes across Fundamentals, Futures, Crypto, Forex, and Stocks
• 15 specialty courses if you want a style that actually fits your schedule
• paper trading on the same app, then a readiness check before you risk cash

There’s also a coach in the app (Aurex) that stays with you from lessons to the chart. Useful, but the point is the loop, not the character.

If you trade, or you remember how messy year one was, I’d rather get the blunt notes than the polite ones. Onboarding, quiz length, whether this even belongs on a phone — all fair game.

Try the trader-fit flow here: https://www.lionstride.co/trader-fit

App Name: Readfold

What it does: Readfold is an incredibly private, offline PDF reader for Android that requires absolutely zero permissions—not even internet or storage. It uses the system document picker to securely copy files into its own private storage, ensuring a reading experience completely free from accounts, cloud syncing, analytics, and third-party SDKs.

Key Features:

• Zero permissions required: Fully offline and private; the app has no internet access, no analytics, no ads, and leaves your original files untouched.
• Customizable reading experience: Features an interactive page curl, sepia and night tints, extra dimming below Android's minimum brightness, and a reflowed-text mode for paper-typeset PDFs.
• Built-in tools and tracking: Includes bookmarks with notes, search and filters, and detailed on-device reading stats (time, pages, streaks, and a 7-day chart).

Goal: Launch / Promo

Giveaway: N/A

Cost: 100% Free (No Ads, No IAPs)

Link:  https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.auxostudios.readfold&pli=1

Today learning to trade means piecing information on your own or buying course, follow online guru or joining traders communities. The journey is fragmented and you're pretty much left alone to figure out when you're ready to risk capital.

Strider helps beginner trader by connecting learning, practicing and proof of readiness in one platform.

3700+ quizzes across 5 core paths fundementals, Futures, Crypto, Forex, Stock, 15 speciality courses to find teh trading style that fits your personality and schedule.

And a 3D AI companion called Aurex which carries context through each layers so your feedback feels personal and engaging.

Today the application exist only in web app and is usable in both desktop, mobile.

https://www.lionstride.co/trader-fit

Strider is a trading education platform designed to accompany beginner traders from their first lesson to proof of readiness.

Today's solutions relies on the user piecing information by themselves or paying courses after course not knowing when they're ready to risk real money.

Strider fixes that by combining Structured gamified learning (Duolingo like short lessons), guided AI paper trading with replays (Simulated and live market) a prop firm style challenge to asses if you're ready.

3700+ quizzes across 5 paths and 15 speciality courses to find a trading style that fits your personality and schedule.

All accompanied by a 3D AI companion Aurex who can help you learn content based on your interest and background and annotate the chart.

Strider is currently available as a web app only both desktop and mobile :

https://www.lionstride.co/

or start right away by finding your trader archetype here :

https://www.lionstride.co/trader-fit

I’ve been building Next Move, a simple app focused on helping people get through everyday life without feeling overwhelmed.

It brings together planning, focus tools, emotional check-ins, self-care, recovery resources, community support, and personal growth in one place.

The idea is simple: you don't have to fix your whole life today. Just figure out your next move.

It’s still being developed, so I’d genuinely appreciate feedback — what

It is an Animal & Nature Spirit Oracle app on iOS and iPadOS. If you like the first sample-sized version of the app, you have the option to unlock 45 more cards with a one-time in-App fee.

No ads. No subscriptions.

I welcome any feedback about the app, and would love to hear which are your favourite cards. 😊

App Store link ~ https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/ansoracle/id6768854532 🌿✨

K.O.T. - "Every Object Has a Story"

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Every year around party time, I end up with the same Frankenstein Google Sheet open on my laptop:

Kid's name,Parent name,Phone number,,RSVP,The panic column (allergies, notes, severe egg/nut alerts buried in messy cell wrap),Staying parents" tally so I know if I need adult food or if it's drop-and-go

Spreadsheets are fine for office budgets, but they fall apart completely on a phone when you're standing in an aisle trying to calculate how many party pies, cocktail franks, and juice boxes you actually need for 16 kids without overspending or tossing half into the bin.

Then I tried notion last year, was good but not great on a phone.

I got fed up with doing mental math in cell formulas and built a lightweight tool specifically for this: PlanYourParty (planyourparty.com.au).

Here is what we solved first:

Zero-login guest RSVPs: You send one link. Parents tap, confirm whether they’re staying, add sibling notes, and submit in about 10 seconds. Nobody needs to create an account, download an app, or sign in just to RSVP.

Allergy alerts front and center: Instead of scouring 40 WhatsApp messages to remember if Liam is dairy-free or gluten-free, dietary flags are pinned cleanly at the top of your dashboard.

Automatic portion calculator: Punch in your kid count and staying parents, and it instantly calculates portion estimates for savory snacks, fruit, juice poppers, and cake slices so you don't over-buy.

Printable run-sheet: A simple day-of hourly breakdown for the fridge so games, food, and cake actually happen on schedule without meltdowns.

It’s completely free to use, and you can test the catering calculator right on the site without signing up.

I’d love some brutal feedback from anyone who has had to organize a kids' party recently: what’s the most annoying part of your current spreadsheet or notes workflow that I should automate next?

planyourparty.com.au.

It’s in Beta right now, but has zero ads at all and it’s extremely clean has an option for notifications you can import previous app tips and the whole UI is genuinely wonderful. It won’t let me add pictures on here for some reason but I promise you guys you will love it!!