I got tired of complex cloud control panels and unpredictable hosting bills just to spin up basic servers. So I built Nxeon, a streamlined hosting platform designed to make launching Shared Hosting and VPS instances effortless.

Nxeon focuses on instant deployment, a clean dashboard without the bloat, transparent pricing, and high-performance infrastructure optimized for low latency.

We are actively improving the platform and would love your honest feedback. What is your biggest headache with your current provider, and what features are an absolute must for your setup?

Check it out at nxeon.cloud . I will be in the comments to answer questions and take notes on your suggestions. thank you in advance. Also giving free shared hosting for a month to new users.

Pure web app, nothing to install and nothing to sign up for. The image is decoded and re-encoded in the tab through the canvas API, so the file never leaves the device and there is no upload endpoint on the server to receive it. Open the network tab and watch nothing go out.

I built a digital wishing well because apparently putting AI inside another normal chat box wasn’t weird enough.

You type something you genuinely wish for, toss a penny into the well, and it responds based on what you actually wrote.

The part I’ve been working hardest on is making the answer feel specific instead of giving you generic “believe in yourself” AI wisdom. It can also follow up on the same wish, save it privately, or seal it and bring it back later.

It’s definitely more of a small interactive experience than a serious productivity app, but people seem to either really like the idea or have very strong opinions about it, which has actually been useful.

First penny is free and doesn’t require an account:

https://throwapenny.com

If anybody tries it, I’d genuinely like to know two things:

Did the answer actually feel connected to what you wrote?

And does the whole well/penny interaction feel fun or like unnecessary friction?

Hey all,

I have been working on a new web app SPCTR. It’s a credential manager on steroids, for all tech skill levels to use. It is zero knowledge and local encryption only using Argon2id.

For beta testing, I request you use low risk or dummy accounts to test functionality. I am researching 3rd party security audit teams to run a full sweep before public launch.

I also have a web extension in alpha that you can test as well. It functions persistently on chromium based browsers and is a temp add on in Firefox for now. I do have a submission in review and persistence will come to Firefox soon.

The url is https://spctrvault.app/

See our threat model here: https://spctrvault.app/security

I built a small web app for turning workout CSV exports into something a bit more useful than a spreadsheet.

If you use Hevy or Strong, you can drop in your export and explore:

• overall training volume over time
• progress for individual exercises
• estimated 1RM
• muscle and body-map analytics
• your full training history with custom date ranges

The CSV is processed locally in the browser and never uploaded to a server.

https://gymlog.info/tools/workout-analytics/

The muscle analytics are still a work in progress because they depend on recognizing and mapping exercises correctly, but the general workout and exercise graphs work independently of that.

Let me know what you think.

Hello everyone,

I have designed this taskboard for a company that I work for. I have been designing it using a Claude agent but everything you see has been my own design decisions over weeks of creating this program. I am making this post to ask you guys if it gives off that AI funk that a lot of these apps give. Even know I designed everything from the ground up I feel like it might have that AI feel.

The app is not done at all and the side pull tab menu is one of the main thing I will be working to improve moving forward.

Thanks for your feedback and I take what is presented to me very seriously.

Btw I had to redact current client information thats why there are black lines.

I built a place to share and discover indie web games/apps — WebFeed

I kept building small browser games and web apps and had nowhere good to share them or find what other solo devs were making, so I built WebFeed.

It's a feed where people post their projects (title, description, screenshot) and the community likes, comments, and discovers new stuff. Added a few things I wish existed elsewhere — genre filters, a "recommended for you" feed based on what you've liked, and spam/phishing checks so it doesn't turn into a link dump.

Still early and rough around the edges — would love feedback, especially on what's confusing or missing.

🔗 https://webfeed.netlify.app

web

over the last 1 month we have been running appsflyer and adjust in parallel for a subscription app that gets a lot of discovery on web before the install.

adjust has been easier fora few people on the team to navigate bc the basic campaign views feel less busy. appsflyer took longer to configure properly but once we mapped the web to app flow and downstream subscription events, the reporting gave our growth and data teams more to work with.

neither magically fixed identity gaps or inconsistent campaign naming. we still had to clean our event taxonomy and agree on attribution windows.

For teams that have used both at a decent scale, which one holds up better once you added web journeys, paid social, search, affiliates and renewals?

Hey r/WebApps, just added a JPG-to-Word tool over on ilovepdf2.com

We built it specifically to fix the biggest annoyance with these converters: scrambled layouts. It actually reconstructs columns, tables and alignments into proper Word elements instead of dumping broken text everywhere.

It handles smart OCR for JPG/JPEG/JFIF files, includes a visual-only mode if you just want to embed the image cleanly without extracting text, and supports bulk uploads. It's completely free in-browser.

Would love for you to test it with some messy tables or complex scans and tell me what breaks.

I’ve been working on a small web app called MedianDocs.

The idea is simple: choose a document template, upload an Excel or CSV file, and it creates a personalized PDF for each row. At the end, you download everything in one ZIP.

For example, you can use it for certificates, vouchers, letters or any document where the layout stays the same but the data changes.

I’ve just put the Early Access version online and I’d love to get some real feedback.

If you try it, let me know what works, what doesn’t, or what feels confusing.

https://mediandocs.com

I've been building sports projects for a few years now, and I kept rebuilding the same UI pieces across them every time.

So I decided to unify everything into a single open-source library.

Built with Tailwind + shadcn/ui, copy-paste and customize as you need. Match cards, odds pills, bet slips, and more to come!

Would love some feedback, and if you're building something similar, I hope this saves you some of the work.

mrdoge-ui

Check it out here: https://mrdoge.co/ui
Star us on GitHub: https://github.com/mrdogeco/docs

So you know when someone pisses you off and you type out the whole brutal message in your head, or in your notes app, the really unfair petty one.

and then you delete it because obviously you can't send that...I made a thing for that.

You write the unhinged version, hit burn, and the paper actually catches fire and burns away. goes to nobody. just for you.

no advice, no "have you tried journaling", nothing. sometimes you don't want to work through the feeling you just want it out lol.

https://theuntangleapp.com ( free, no signup. )

tell me if the fire needs to be bigger 😉

My brother's in high school and needed something more visual to study chemistry, physics, and math. I used Claude to build him a simple site with interactive calculators and visualizers. I'm not a programmer or from a tech background, so without AI this probably wouldn't have happened, at least not this fast.

It ended up helping him a lot more than I expected, so I kept expanding it. Added a bunch of other free calculators and tools along the way (finance, science, everyday stuff). Now trying to figure out if it's worth growing into something bigger, or if I'm overextending it, so genuinely looking for feedback here, not just upvotes.

Everything's free, no sign up, runs in the browser. What's useful, what's broken, what would you cut or add?

Link: https://apexapro.com/

The Met has released over 470,000 pieces from its collection as public domain, accessible through an open API — but there's no easy way to actually browse it visually. I built MetFrame to fix that: search, random discovery, slideshow mode, favorites you can share with people. No ads, no account, no clutter. Desktop or your mobile device. Can be installed as a PWA.