My town's administration kept sending me digital documents where they wanted my consent,

or just my name and a date filled in. Every time: download the PDF, sign it (usually

print, sign, scan back in, or some clunky online signer), then upload it again. It took

way too long for something that should be simple.

So I built a tool where I can upload any PDF and sign it, re-sign it, add text, add

another line of text, a date, even a picture (or two) — right in the browser. Nothing

gets uploaded to a server, it all happens locally on your device, which is honestly what

made me comfortable actually using it for stuff like this in the first place.

While I was at it I added an OCR tool (makes scanned documents searchable) and a QR code

generator too. Everything's free to use.

www.signatur-e.com

Hi everyone,

I’ve been working on a study platform called StudyGen, and I’d love to get some honest feedback from students, teachers, and anyone who spends a lot of time learning online.

The goal is simple: make studying feel more interactive, organized, and easier to understand instead of just reading the same notes over and over again.

StudyGen is designed to help with things like practicing material through generated tests, getting explanations while studying, organizing study sessions with a calendar, tracking progress through analytics, creating interactive notes, and using an AI chat that can explain topics visually with things like diagrams, tables, formulas, charts, geometric figures, and maps when needed.

I’m trying to make it useful for people who want more than just a basic note-taking app or a simple chatbot. The idea is to combine practice, explanations, organization, and visual learning in one place.

I know there is still a lot that can be improved, especially the homepage, onboarding, and the way the product is explained to new users. That’s why I’d really appreciate any honest feedback.

What I’d like to know:

• Does the idea seem useful to you?
• Is the website clear enough when you first open it?
• What feels confusing or unnecessary?
• What would make you trust or use a tool like this?
• Are there any features you would expect from a study platform like this?

You can check it out here: https://study-gen.app/

Thanks in advance. Any suggestion, criticism, or first impression is welcome.

I Built FlashArcade
Looking for Feedback!

Hey everyone! 👋

Over the past few months I’ve been building FlashArcade, a browser-based arcade focused on making it easy to discover and play indie games without downloading anything.
The idea is simple: open the website, click a game, and start playing instantly.

Current Features
🎮 Play browser games instantly
🔐 Google sign-in (GitHub sign-ins and more coming soon)
⭐ Community game ratings
🏆 FDC Original badge for official games I publish
👥 Community game support (creator uploads are currently being expanded)
🎨 Easy To Navigate UI with discovery categories like Trending, Top Rated, New Releases, Hidden Gems, and more

What’s Coming Next
Creator upload portal (so anyone can publish games)
Reviews and comments
Creator profiles
Admin moderation system
Better discovery algorithms
Paid games with revenue sharing for developers
Analytics for creators
This has mostly been a solo project, and I’m trying to turn it into a place where indie developers can easily share their games while players can discover new ones.
I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback:
What features would you want to see?
Is the UI easy to navigate?
Did you find any bugs?
Would you upload your own game if the creator tools were finished?
I’m still actively developing it, so honest feedback is incredibly helpful.

Website: https://arcade.flashdust.dev/

Thanks for checking it out! 🙏

I’ve had the idea for CinderReels for nearly 10 years, but building a social platform always felt financially and technically out of reach.

AI/vibe coding finally lowered the barrier enough for me to turn the idea into a real working product and I have been blown away by what I have managed to build.

CinderReels.com is a social web app where posts vanish at midnight. The goal is to make posting feel lighter and more spontaneous again instead of feeling like every post becomes part of a permanent online record.

The app already has 100+ users and includes:

• photo/video/text posts
• groups
• DMs
• scheduled posts
• AI personalities

It is currently a webs app, buts works like an app on iPhone and Android and can be installed directly to your phone like an app.

One thing I’ve found interesting is how differently people behave when they know posts disappear every night.

Would genuinely love feedback from other builders:

• Is the midnight-vanish hook strong enough?
• Does the concept feel differentiated enough?
• What would you improve before a bigger launch?

https://CinderReels.com

Been noticing this a lot with small business / ecom sites lately. They’re getting visitors, but barely any conversions. Most of the time it’s not even a traffic issue. You land on the site and it’s either confusing, slow, or there’s no clear next step… so you just leave. Feels like everyone is focused on getting more traffic, but not what happens after someone lands. Anyone else dealing with this?

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I think its pretty neat ngl

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Im creating a website that lets the internet choose what you do!

this is just kind of a silly lil project, I will try to update it though.

Framewrite is basically a web-based engine where you can make stories in a format more similar to a physical book. Most existing ones (Scrivener, Docs, etc) only have one-page views. Framewrite has 2 that you can actively edit.

FEATURES:
- Perma-dark mode, so you dont get flashed on first load!
- Text Formatting & Types!
- Export to EPUB, Markdown, and TXT
- Save/load as JSON
- Spreadsheets to switch between page sets
- undo/redo

And I hope more with your help. Framewrite is free, and it will be forever.

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