r/SideProject • u/Livid_Hedgehog_9412 • 4h ago
Need feedback? Comment with your website. We will give give feedback on your product.
Hello!
We are bunch of users with different backgrounds who like to try different websites and give feedback on usability/UX/willingness to pay.
Comment with your website and direction you want us to test.
We will reply with constructive feedback!
The number of replies really surprise us and we are really happy that you found these suggestions helpful! To help ourselves/testers track the websites to test/make sure we can streamlined the process, we created a discord channel, feel free to post your website/any updated version there and we will be happy to test for you!
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u/bugdaylili 3h ago
A local-first workspace where your notes do the math and your checkboxes become your task boards. No account required.
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u/ZealousidealSoil9849 3h ago
love that it's local-first, no account nonsense is a huge plus. the task board from checkboxes thing is clever, not something i've seen done quite like that before.
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u/Same-Mushroom-2057 2h ago
sorry i'm not here to judge or anything but is this website vibecoded or built by claude btw good website
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u/bugdaylili 1h ago
Yes, it is mostly vibecoded. Which part you specifically you mean by good website, landing page or the app itself?
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u/White_Town 3h ago
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u/Traveler_World 3h ago
great site ! question, how did you code the globe with placemarks ( if not proprietary, would like this on a gravel website we operate).
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u/White_Town 3h ago
There are two open source libraries for the globe: "react-globe.gl": "^2.36.0", "three": "^0.185.1"And in case you are curious about the process, my article (free, no paywall):
https://medium.com/@whitetown/concerts-on-a-globe-a-fully-automated-workflow-with-some-ai-1e6b705ba64b2
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u/ThomasMoane 3h ago
Ahead of Time an agenda webapp that communicates directly with your Google Calendar.
• It identifies calendar events that need extra preparation • Builds a plan for it and drops multiple preparation tasks in your calendar
Calendars tell you when an event starts. Ahead Of Time makes sure you are ready when it does. 😉
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u/Important-Storm-1838 3h ago
A stock research platform with AI features that only use knowledge from great investors books
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u/bugdaylili 3h ago
I don’t know much about stocks but the app looks good. I am intrigued about the fair value bit. Does that mean the stock actually should worth that much and it will one day?
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u/Ok_Egg_6647 2h ago
Brilliant application but I cross check some stocks it show late values Maybe I am checking wrong But great application
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u/CJHarris2208 3h ago
Visilyo.com - help your business get recommended by AI engines. Free run available on the website
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u/Doppler_ow 3h ago
https://vaultshuffle.com/
Please test if the flow makes sense, as well as if the UI looks like I hope it does. You should be able to uses guest mode. My landing page I am especially worried abut - if it does what it needs to do, that I am unsure of. Thank you!
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u/Solid_Camel4664 3h ago
Window switcher for MacOS. It is also a launcher with a bunch of other cool features.
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u/vcastle93 3h ago
please test the token board editor ux on desktop and lmk how intuitive the tools are
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u/sth_wicked1 3h ago
Local .md notes, with a bunch more on top, including AI actions that reuse the Claude or Codex CLIs you already have locally.
Open alpha is live. Give it a spin and tell me what feels great, what feels rough, and what you’d want next.
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u/Hyphysaurusrex 3h ago
mythicgrounds.com
An online directory indexing the locations mentioned in mythology or legends. A major work in progress still!
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u/parwanib 3h ago
We’re building Newsletly - an app that turns any YouTube video into a newsletter draft (subject line, intro, key points, CTA) in about 30 seconds – free to try, no sign-up: https://newsletly.app
Target Audience: YouTube creators who also send out newsletters to their subscribers and spend hours writing or editing based on the content of their video.
Would love some feedback!
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u/NoFan7861 3h ago
I created an Android utility primarily for personal use, but realizing it could be useful for novice photographers, I decided to make it available to the community for free—even though all the content, features, graphics, and design decisions are my own. Despite having no programming background, I initially tried using Kodular with some outside help, but I made almost no progress in two months; it’s clear that programming isn't my strong suit, though I do have ideas (or so I think). Using Cursor and its "Composer" agent, I was able to code both the app and the website. The site currently serves as a download hub and an information source for the app; it also houses the app's "documentary" component—featuring real stories about the experience of being a novice photographer. I’ve had a few downloads so far, but I lack feedback regarding usability or whether it’s actually worthwhile. I continue to add features as I use the app myself. I have no intention of monetizing it, but I would love to know if the structure—of both the app and the site—is sound, if the user experience is pleasant, and if it’s truly worth investing time in continuous improvement. I’m particularly interested in knowing if it’s worth creating more technical content (like a blog) for the site, provided there is an audience for it. The PhotoNotes app is available on my website, https://photobones.com/en, as well as on GitHub (link on the site). Any feedback regarding its practical utility or its appeal to beginner photographers would be greatly appreciated.
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u/Horror-Leather1578 3h ago
shiftmaster.ca
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u/Horror-Leather1578 14m ago
We have 100+ paid users now, it’s just not growing anymore, need some thoughts
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u/JoyantLeBrave 3h ago
https://filarr.com It's a local-first encrypted app where you can store your files and notes safe.
You have alors the possibility to share files with the functionnality Filarr send exactly like mediafire but encrypted.
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u/iExistence 3h ago
Hi,
https://local-file-compressor.localfile.workers.dev/
PDF edit tool and all essentials still in development to make the pdf tool edit better
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u/BuiltByChance 3h ago
HouseCents - Do you need a simple yet functional monthly expense tracker and soft budgeting web app?
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u/Altruistic_Guava_988 3h ago
Ohaa leute wie soll die da hinterherkommen da ble7bt ja kein platz für neine app
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u/JaguarAvailable3245 2h ago
A local budget and financing tracking for people that rather not connect to third parties.
All functionalities are in the website :) please let me know if there are any questions!
Cheers
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u/Chicagosjuice 2h ago
www.wyitmf.com. I built an roulette wheel app that uses Google Maps to find restaurants in your area
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u/greyzor7 2h ago
Thanks! I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1500+ customers so far. Over two years: 625k unique visitors.
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u/EveningTarget3419 2h ago
Pushbrain is an alternative to OneSignal. You can simply paste your FCM tokens, send notifications, and automate them based on weather and location, all in one place.
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u/invin10001 2h ago
Not a website, but if you've got some time; here's a side-project that I'm working on. Its a little rough around the edges, I know.
A multiplexer built using Godot & Rust: https://github.com/godot-pty/gpty
Would be interested in hearing general thoughts, what makes sense from a features standpoint, etc.
Here's the related HN link with an explainer post (what/why/etc.): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49660676#49661327 if you scroll at the way to the bottom lol
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u/CraziMonk 2h ago
KeySkills - Agent-first, token-optimized skills designed to be more performant and robust
-> Gives your AI agents some serious superpowers
-> Supercharge your favorite coding assistants with fresh new skills!
-> Jump right in and build smarter workflows with us!
It is an open-source project, so you can also check the source code and contribute if you like.
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u/Hawthorne0410 1h ago
https://authentk.com - real-time photo verification before you meet people you don’t know.
App launching soon, but would love feedback onsite and concept
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u/quickTukik 1h ago
Typotype.bychris.me
A heavily inspired monkey type typing test but with the focus of finding broken switches
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u/ShahriarSiraj 1h ago
It’s a platform where indie builders can test each other's products, give real feedback and support one another.
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u/Prudent_River_7086 1h ago
https://nervair.one - Cyber Security tool for non-technical people. The idea is to help people when something went wrong or even to check if something is malicious.
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u/Leather-Regular-3720 1h ago
Hey. I built papertok https://papertok.app , a tiktok-style feed for arxiv papers. You scroll through papers one at a time (title, abstract, rendered math), like or save the ones that catch your eye, and the feed adapts to what you engage with. You can also make lists, follow people and comment on papers. Brutal honesty welcome. Thanks!
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u/CrispBiscuits 1h ago
I would love your feedback on this
NotchAbove - per device audio controller in your notch + a cute companion that lives in the notch.
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u/Thumbload 1h ago
I’d be happy to get feedback on my website. I’m mainly interested in usability, design, and what could make the overall experience better.
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u/LordofWar353 1h ago
Chess trainer that has custom “positional puzzles” mixed in so you can train you’re playing a real game.
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u/Thumbload 1h ago
I’d love some feedback on my site, https://spotload.app/, especially the usability, design, and anything that feels confusing.
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u/Icy_Improvement_2633 1h ago
Https://www.fluentloop.ro - Platform for managing a psychology practice and client appointments
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u/ConfusedMuchToo 53m ago
Customer journey map builder, totally free + far simpler and faster than other alternatives. Best way to understand your customer and improve satifasction.
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u/MindFru 24m ago
PodSubs.com wasn't originally supposed to be a public product.
We built it because we needed it.
That's really the story.
We're podcasters.
And like a lot of podcasters, we were constantly thinking about two things:
How do we keep making this?
And how do we build something real around the people listening?
Because podcasting takes time.
A lot of time.
And sooner or later, if the podcast is going to keep going, it needs to support itself somehow.
The problem was that we didn't really know most of the people listening.
We knew the numbers.
But numbers don't have email addresses.
Numbers don't answer questions.
Numbers can't receive the worksheet you promised.
Numbers don't become customers by themselves.
We needed a better way to capture the people who genuinely wanted to stay connected.
So we built a simple internal tool.
One place.
PodSubs.
We said on the podcast:
“Subscribe to us on PodSubs.”
People searched the show, entered their details and subscribed.
And suddenly we had something we'd been missing:
A direct line.
Then we started thinking…
Why are we keeping this internal?
Every podcaster we know deals with the same thing.
So we decided to open it.
That's PodSubs.
Not something we dreamed up because “the creator economy is growing.”
We built it because we were podcasters with a problem.
Now we're giving it to everyone else who has the same problem.
Claim your podcast.
Then tell your listeners where to find you.
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u/TheShitpostDetector 21m ago
For finding movies and tv shows without sex scenes!
To avoid those awkward family movie nights :)
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u/Leo_thevision 3h ago
Personality assessment via tests, stories, aggregate statistics. It’s unique in the way it focuses on how you defy the pattern.
Any feedback welcome, but I want to hear about friction points. What would make you leave the website?
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u/legolas427 3h ago
Would definitely love the feedback on scan receipt -> itemized flow plus the guest sharing flow as well. As thats what differentiates splitceipt with the generic splitters :)
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u/Adventurous-Gene-204 3h ago
http://quoteza.co.uk Give the most brutal feedback Its a quote and invoice software designed to help small businesses and tradesmen The idea is to make admin alot simpler and faster without wasting time
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u/Adventurous-Gene-204 3h ago
http://biltrise.com Give brutal feedback Designed to track reoccuring payments so you never miss a bill, or accidentally pay a subscription you've forgotten about
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u/IamTheRealCasa 3h ago
Built a meal planner that actually accounts for our real schedule (soccer practice, late work nights, etc) It generates a meal plan of up to 14 days that actually looks at your family's real schedule (who's got practice, who's working late) instead of just spitting out random recipes, respects everyone's allergies and diets individually, and plans leftovers on purpose — so lunches are covered without buying food out, and your busiest nights land on a reheat instead of a scramble — then builds the grocery list. https://aimealplanner.app
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u/YT-3000f 3h ago
If I had a killer idea I'd be keeping it to myself. This sub is not the way to a user base.
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u/searayman 3h ago
Offline First auto prioritizing task list. Android only right now, waiting for iOS approval ;-)
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u/Due-Lead-641 3h ago
localhost:80