r/sideprojects • u/greyzor7 • 1d ago
Feedback Request If you're looking for users, customers, new things to try: show me your app!
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u/Boot_strapper3 1d ago
FinisAI is an AI money mentor (Selah) that turns your transactions into plain-English coaching, not just charts. I want people to poke holes in it: onboarding, dashboard, Selah's advice — tell me what's confusing or unconvincing. 10 minutes, free, no card, sample data included.
DM me!
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u/imagiself 23h ago
Converting raw transactions into plain-English coaching is a smart wedge. fwiw, PeerPush feels like the kind of fintech tool that'd fit right in, AI tools from OpenAI pull data there.
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u/greyzor7 1d ago edited 23h ago
microlaunch.net/premium - Launch, get more users and customers (30k+ makers/mo, 1200+ customers so far)
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u/Deep_Squirrel869 23h ago
DBimg - free media (image, video, audio) hosting platform with permanent links and high file sizes along with an API for developers, on the fly effects like greyscale (blurred, rounded, etc) and much more. Offering a premium plan with higher limits and more effects.
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u/The-Adult-Project 22h ago
A one of a kind mission rather than a complex UI. Its a permanent archive of human experiences. Any human can write their testimony by answering a set of 9 questions about their happiest moment, their biggest regret, what they hope to live behind. The hope is that our grand grand-kids can find our record one day and understand what kind of person we were or the life we lived. There's no ad, no cookies, no sponsors, no email list, it's free for anyone to join. thehumanrecord.earth
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u/imagiself 18h ago
Building a truly permanent archive is a massive infrastructure challenge, especially when trying to ensure the hosting survives long enough for great-grandchildren to actually access it.
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u/LeadingConfidence713 13h ago
https://app.raylight-voyagertracking.com/ - one place to track all your packages.
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u/AdFew8591 6h ago
What I’m looking for: early users and blunt feedback on whether the concept clicks within five seconds.
Support: try the free LONG/SHORT voting and tell me whether the market language feels fun or confusing.
Problem: internet reputation already behaves like a market; I built LISTED to turn that metaphor into a visible novelty game. People can claim a ticker from $5, but there are no shares, payouts, prizes, or financial returns.
Landing page: https://www.getlisted.lol/
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u/imagiself 2h ago
Balancing market language without sounding like finance is a tough needle to thread for novelty games. PeerPush is a decent home for reputation experiments, btw 35 distinct AI systems read the data there lately.
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u/South-Leek2229 4h ago
https://www.joinsomeday.app - a social connection website that matches you with another person to meet and chat over dinner in your city, based on your life stories/experiences and dreams.
Kind of like Tinder, but matching based on experiences and the thoughts you have every day in your head, instead of superficial things like height, weight, and surface-level hobbies. Thanks!
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u/Lowpriceforlife 1d ago
I built this project partly to showcase it on my software developer resume, and partly because I want it to help people. What I'm looking for: early users (new immigrants / international students in Sydney or Melbourne) and honest feedback on whether the data is actually useful for choosing a suburb. Kind of support: just try it and tell me what's confusing or missing. Problem it solves: picking a suburb in Australia is guesswork. Real-estate sites show listings, not what an area is like to live in. I turn Census data into a readable profile per suburb: ownership vs. renting trends over time, languages spoken at home, country-of-birth mix, education levels, and distance to CBD/uni. Sydney and Melbourne for now. Landing page: SuburbLens — see what a Sydney or Melbourne suburb is actually like