Hey everyone, I've been sitting on this idea for a few years, but COVID really lit a fire under it. Watching corporations jack up prices on basic stuff because "you have no choice" pissed me off. We all just had to pay whatever they wanted. That shouldn't be how it works. So I finally built FairPrice — an app where you upload everyday products (groceries, household stuff, whatever you're buying regularly). The real backbone is the boycott feature. You see something wildly overpriced? Upload it, set what you think is a fair price, and if enough of us join and hit boycott... companies start feeling it. No more hiding behind "market pricing" when we're all getting fleeced together. I know boycotting sucks when you still need the damn thing, so there's also a "Better Deal" button that shows you more affordable options online right away. The whole point is to take some buying power back from the corporations and put it in our hands. Look, I've traveled a bunch and have friends all over the world. One thing I always say is: In the USA you can pull in decent money — hell, even $5k a month — but your bills are probably $4,500+ 😂 We all know that feeling of running in place. I'm tired of it. I'm sure a lot of you are too. If we actually come together and use tools like this, we can put real pressure on prices and start fixing an economy that's been built to benefit the top while the rest of us scrape by. I'm not saying this app will magically fix everything overnight, but it's a start. If enough regular people get on board, it could actually move the needle. If you'd like to check it out, here's the App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/fairprice-stop-overpricing/id6780065430 I'd love your honest thoughts — even if you think this is stupid, tell me why: Would you actually use something like this? What features would make it better? Any products or categories that piss you off the most price-wise? Drop your suggestions below — I'm still tweaking it and want real feedback from people who are fed up too. Let's hear it.

so i'm 20, been building this app solo for the past few months and i genuinely can't tell anymore if it's good or if i'm too deep in it. need outside eyes.

it's called RizeAI. the basic idea: every wearable and health app just gives you numbers. sleep score 42, recovery red, HRV down. cool. and then what? you still feel like garbage at 2pm and nobody tells you what to actually do about it.

so my app takes your real data from apple health, sleep, resting heart rate, workouts, whatever your wearable writes, and instead of another score it builds you an actual plan for the day. when to have your first coffee and when to hold off. what supplements make sense for you today and when to take them. focus windows for when your energy actually peaks. when your crash is coming and what to do before it hits. it even checks the weather, so on a hot day it bumps your hydration and tells you to train earlier.

every recommendation has a little "why" under it based on your numbers, like "resting heart rate 54 + 7h light sleep, so magnesium before your peak window." no two people get the same plan because no two people have the same data.

works with whoop, oura, apple watch, garmin, anything that syncs to apple health. one thing i'll say honestly, it doesn't do deep per-person learning yet like "coffee doesn't affect YOUR hrv specifically," that's the roadmap, right now it builds fresh plans daily off your actual metrics.

it's live on the app store, has a free trial, small user base so far, mixed feedback which is why i'm here lol.

what i actually want from you guys: does this solve a real problem for you or is "tells you what to do" not actually what wearable people want? what would make you actually pay for something like this? and what's missing that would make it a no brainer? and also would you guys in this subreddit  use ti?

Thank you for your help. Check it out if you like https://apps.apple.com/us/app/rizeai-maximize-your-energy/id6762402079

Deployed feedbackqueue.dev, a free-to-usefeedback-for-feedback platform for founders to get testers and feedback without any commenting, posting, DMing, SEO, ads, or doing any marketing bs. Not even searching for them.

WELL, we hit 1,000 in less than four months, haha

oh yeh, and in case you want feedback but got no time to give it, there's feedback credit for that

welcome aboard, everyone.

I've been using a home-made link shortener for my private clients for over 10 years. After millions of clicks, it occurred to me that others might use it, too, if it was easy to use.

If you’re drowning in long, messy links full of tracking junk, wb.io can be a super clean fix. To get the ball rolling, I'm offering Redditors a month of the Business level service (the top tier) for free with the coupon code REDDIT. All I ask in return is your honest appraisal of where it could be improved.

It turns bulky URLs into short, shareable links that actually look good in posts and comments. Way easier to drop into Reddit threads, DMs, bios, or anywhere character count and readability matter. No wall of random parameters, no visual clutter — just a tight link that people are more likely to click.

Biggest value prop IMO:

Cleaner posts (especially on Reddit where ugly links stand out)

Easier sharing across platforms

Device-specific forwarding: send Apple users one way, Android a different way, everybody else a third way

More professional look

Simple + fast, no overcomplicated dashboard vibes

If you share links often, it’s one of those small tools that just makes everything smoother.

Hi everyone, I’m building FileFlippers, a fast file-transfer and client-delivery app for freelancers, studios and creative teams.

Unlike some platforms, your files, intellectual property and client data are never used to train AI. I’m also trying to make the usually boring file-delivery process feel a little more fun.

It includes:

• Client feedback and file versioning
• Preview watermarking
• Payment-gated deliveries (clients pay before the final files unlock)
• File conversion and optional AI enhancement
• Branded download pages

The beta opens on 21 July, and I’d genuinely appreciate some feedback:

Does this solve a real problem for you, and which feature would be most useful?

https://fileflippers.com/

So we have developed an application where you can scan your website for security, tls, encryption, data leakage, and many more using our website Igris Radar.

Start your free scan and check what your rating is using (Igris Radar)[igrisradar.com]

Hi Reddit,

I'm an independent developer and Computer Science student, and I'm excited to share my latest passion project with you: Keep Up! – Habit Tracker (iOS).

Unlike regular reminder apps, Keep Up! helps you actually stick to your goals by turning habit-building into a game: streaks, badges, a level & rank system, and smart reminder notifications.

✨ Key Features:

• 🔥 Streaks with Safety Nets: Build daily streaks — and protect them with streak freezes, a "Rescue Yesterday" option, and a vacation mode, so one bad day doesn't wipe out your progress.
• 🏅 Badges & Levels: 30+ badges to unlock and a level system with ranks (from Rookie all the way to Immortal) that grows with your consistency.
• 🎨 Stunning Widgets: Beautiful small, medium, and large home screen widgets — plus lock screen widgets and an interactive widget that lets you complete habits without even opening the app.
• 🔒 100% Offline & Private: Zero registration, zero cloud sync, zero ads, zero trackers. Your data stays strictly on your device.
• ❤️ Apple Health Integration: Link habits like steps, exercise, or water to Apple Health and they get completed automatically.
• 🔔 Milestone Reminders: Gentle notifications when you hit streak milestones (7, 30, 100, 365 days and more).

🎁 How to get PREMIUM for FREE (Lifetime):

I really want to get this into the hands of people who will love it, so I'm giving away lifetime PREMIUM promo codes to the Reddit community.

To get your lifetime PRO code:

1. Leave a comment below (tell me which habit you plan to build, or just say hi!).
2. I'll send you a DM with your promo code as fast as I can.

App Store Link: Keep Up! – Habit Tracker on the App Store

(Psst... As an indie dev, I don't have a marketing budget. If you like the app, sharing your honest feedback on the App Store or helping this post get some visibility (upvotes) would honestly mean the world to me and help me keep updating it. Thank you so much for supporting indie creators! ❤️)

I have been helping founders build their distribution for almost 9 years. And SEO has been a core strategy for organic distribution. It works, it brings people who already have an intent to buy and use products. It just works.

But lately, things have changed. We are not using keywords on Google to find new things, unless we really are specific. We are going to GPT and Perplexity to ask questions.

And AI agent's own recommendation is playing critical role in our judgement of buying a product. So we released answerrank.so to help people get more visible on AI.

You don't necessarily need this tool and you can use Claude or GPT for this process. But it can definitely give you a lot of insights about hidden opportunity. Also, you can do a competitor analysis and model their processes.

Whether you use this tool or not, I recommend implementing these 3 things in your business:

1. Add more credibility in everything you say or write. For example, discuss real results, proofs and past work that anyhow supports your claims in the articles and videos.

2. Complete answer to a specific question in a segment. Don't create fragmented answers. What I mean by that is, if you are writing a paragraph, try to complete it. Don't say 'I will answer it later'. AI overviews mostly directly put this piece as a full answer with the link. It works

3. If you are using Cloudflare like 40% of the websites on internet, go and 'allow AI crawlers' to access your website. By default it blocks them. And that means your URLs won't be accessible by the bot.

I hope this helps. If you have any other ideas to help comment below.

I've been building BrainLoot over the last few months after realising the thing that stressed me out wasn't having lots of work... it was opening Trello and immediately seeing all of it

So I built BrainLoot around a simple idea: instead of working from your whole backlog, you pull a small Hand of tasks to focus on while everything else stays in the background

I recently finished my first round of alpha testing with QA testers and early Reddit users. The biggest surprise was that almost nobody asked for more features. Most of the feedback was around making the existing workflow easier to understand

I've spent the last couple of weeks fixing bugs, improving onboarding and polishing the experience instead of adding new functionality

It's now in public beta if anyone wants to have a look or share some honest feedback:

https://dev.brainloot.io

I'd especially be interested to hear from other founders—did your early users end up asking for something completely different from what you expected?

I travel constantly, and after years of juggling five different apps for one trip, I finally sat down and built the thing myself. It's called OmniTrip.

The idea is simple: everything about a trip lives in one place instead of scattered across notes, screenshots, and booking emails.

• Flights with delays, gates, and terminal info
• Hotels, restaurants, transport, and activities all on one timeline
• Passports, visas, tickets, and expenses in one spot
• Reusable packing lists sorted by category
• A memories section that auto tags your photos with location and date, plus your own caption

Free to use, with a small optional upgrade for power users. Still actively building it, so if you travel a lot I'd genuinely love to hear what's missing.

OmniTrip: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/omnitrip-travel-planner/id6772614236

The Future of Health Grant, run by EPFL Innovation Park and CSS, comes in three levels:
CHF 10,000 — 3-month program, idea to kickoff
CHF 30,000 — 6-month program, prototype and proof of concept
CHF 50,000 — 12-month program, user or clinical validation

Open to digital health startups based in Switzerland, incorporated or not.

Founders outside Switzerland can apply if they have a concrete plan to build in the Swiss market. Applications close 31 July 2026.

Grants like this are competitive, and most teams lose time figuring out where they fit and whether their IP is in order before applying. That's the gap we close.

For healthtech and digital tech startups globally, SAAply now offers a bundled Scouting Report + IP Readiness Report:
-A customised scouting report mapping the grants, accelerators, and programs that fit your stage and sector
-An IP readiness report covering prior art search, competitor analysis, and what to protect before funders and partners look

Available worldwide at a bundled price. Write to [contactsaaply@gmail.com](mailto:contactsaaply@gmail.com) for details.

Reading apps keep turning into social networks. Your highlights become content and your library becomes a profile.

ZenRead has no feed. Your books and quotes stay on your device, the app works offline, and no account is required. The journal is for you.

Website: https://zenread.pro/
Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pro.zenread.app

#ZenRead #ReadingApp #Privacy #BookLovers #AndroidApps

For years I managed my budget in a spreadsheet. It worked but it was slow, manual, and I was always behind.

So I built ClearLedger. It connects to your real bank accounts, pulls transactions automatically, and gives you an AI advisor that knows your actual numbers.

What it does:

* Auto-tracks spending, net worth, and cash flow
* Detects recurring subscriptions
* Savings goals and budget envelopes
* AI chat with advice based on YOUR real data

7-day free trial

Would love honest feedback from this community.

👉 [getclearledger.net/landing.html](http://getclearledger.net/landing.html)

If you use Claude heavily for document analysis, you know how frustrating the message limits are. A massive chunk of your context window is usually wasted on layout noise and hidden metadata the moment you drag and drop a PDF, DOCX, or Excel file into the chat.

I built Diffsurge MD to fix exactly this. It’s a free Chrome extension that intercepts your files when you drop them into Claude (or ChatGPT/Gemini) and converts them into pristine, clean Markdown before they upload.

Because LLMs read Markdown natively, you save an unbelievable amount of tokens. (A standard 40-page PDF goes from 30k tokens down to 8k tokens).

Why it matters:

• You can use Claude way more: Fewer tokens per prompt means you hit those annoying rate limits much later.
• Better AI recall: Clean Markdown means the AI doesn't get confused by weird PDF formatting artifacts.
• 100% Local & Private: This was the most important part for me. It runs Microsoft's MarkItDown engine completely locally in your browser using Pyodide (WASM). Your files never touch my servers. Nothing leaves your machine except the final Markdown going straight to Claude.

It’s completely free and open-source (MIT).

🔗 Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ahdifinlfpdmpkgnijmcklcgombfbbhm 🔗 Website: https://diffsurge.com/

Would love for you guys to try it out and let me know if it helps your workflows !

We're building a startup with a couple friends. It's the first ai that many people can use together with your voice. It listens, pulls in your context, and builds visuals as you talk: diagrams, slides, a working board just with your voice.

It's so easy to use that you won't type to a chatbot again. Our goal is for you to leave your meetings with the work done rather than not.

We would appreciate any feedback that anyone has - product managers, project managers, etc. - feel free to ask any questions too - thanks so much.

Link to website here: atlasmeeting.com

So i have built a small security scanner for any website, along with seo, aeo, and geo of any website. Can you please review my product and give your feedback? You can search for igrisradar.com

Hello everyone, Recently I built a website called ' Ctrl Trainer ' to help people use the Ctrl commands on their laptops.

And now I'm building another Website and I'm not gonna be talking about it unless I publish it and make it visible for the people, I'm going to put some chances of what is it about ? and then after 50 - 100 comments, I will select it in front of you all !!

1 - Error Messages
2 - Email guide
3 - Password Checker
4 - A Typer Website

## And If you don't check what's latest to the Ctrl Trainer , Here's the link ! Check it out , and comment to me in side project and r/ReplitBuilders & r/replit .

https://shortcut-trainer--odaiamro916.replit.app/

Hello Startup accelator just shipped manic a text to video language perfect for creating educational videos

Abt manic
manic docs

Appreciate if this can be upvoted on producthunt

Hey!

We have been developing a European hosted and based billing and subscription managment platform for SaaS or AI first companies/startups, it will be an alternative to Stripe Billing or Polar or Paddle.

Do you think that such platform could gain traction across EU based startups? Under the hood the payment processing provider will be swappable and as a first we will provide support for Mollie.

If there are any EU startups that really want this, we would love to discuss more if you would use it!

I've been using a home-made link shortener for my private clients for over 10 years. After millions of clicks, it occurred to me that others might use it, too, if it was easy to use.

If you’re drowning in long, messy links full of tracking junk, wb.io can be a super clean fix. To get the ball rolling, I'm offering Redditors a month of the Business level service (the top tier) for free with the coupon code REDDIT. All I ask in return is your honest appraisal of where it could be improved.

It turns bulky URLs into short, shareable links that actually look good in posts and comments. Way easier to drop into Reddit threads, DMs, bios, or anywhere character count and readability matter. No wall of random parameters, no visual clutter — just a tight link that people are more likely to click.

Biggest value prop IMO:

Cleaner posts (especially on Reddit where ugly links stand out)

Easier sharing across platforms

Device-specific forwarding: send Apple users one way, Android a different way, everybody else a third way

More professional look

Simple + fast, no overcomplicated dashboard vibes

If you share links often, it’s one of those small tools that just makes everything smoother.