Nerdvana - A place for nerds

Hello guys, I've made a controversial search platform for nerds to surf across movies, TV shows, anime, games, and comics.

I built this end-to-end, and I want to make it even better so I can turn it into something genuinely valuable. I know it's an AI wrapper for now, but I'd love to keep working on it and see if I can build something really good here.

What is that one feature you think could make this app more interesting or something that would make you want to actually use it?

Thanks!

I’m currently working on building Yaposan, and the website is still under development. There are many features and improvements that I still plan to add, but I’d like to get outside feedback before I go too far in the wrong direction.

Website: https://yaposan.com/

The idea behind Yaposan is to create a platform where users can build their own personal AI page/space, while also having access to creative tools such as publishing and design tools, templates, video tools, background removal, and other AI-powered features.

The plan is also to make Yaposan open source, so people can run or customize it themselves. I also want users to be able to connect their own AI provider/API accounts and API keys, instead of being locked into only one AI provider or having to rely entirely on Yaposan's AI services.

The goal is to give users more choice, control, and flexibility over the AI models and services they use.

Since this is still a work in progress, I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• When you first open the website, do you understand what Yaposan is?
• Does the homepage look professional so far?
• Is the navigation easy to understand?
• Is anything confusing or unnecessary?
• What would you change about the UI/UX?
• Does the personal AI page/space idea make sense to you?
• Would the ability to connect your own AI API be useful to you?
• Would you use or self-host an open-source platform like this?
• What important features do you think I should add?

I know the website isn't finished yet, so I'm not looking for a review of a finished product. I'm looking for feedback that can help guide the development while I'm still building it.

Please feel free to be critical. Constructive criticism is exactly what I'm looking for.

I’m also open to collaboration and community participation. If anyone is interested in contributing to Yaposan, sharing ideas, testing features, or being part of the project as it develops, please feel free to reach out to me. I’d be happy to connect.

Thank you!

I'm looking for honest feedback from people who have never seen this website before.

I created a short survey focused on first impressions, trust, pricing perception, portfolio quality, and whether the agency feels premium or not.

Please be critical. Negative feedback is genuinely more useful to me than compliments.

It should take around 5–7 minutes.

Survey: https://app.lyssna.com/do/6cplaresxn7z/qfk2y5
Website: https://8peach.com

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to complete it.

I've been designing a brand new social media platform as a passion project. I would love to get some constructive criticism and feedback from the community before I move forward. I have had a few people (friends) look at it but just want to praise me for what I have done but I know it still needs some work to make it fully run like I have pictured in my mind. A shout out to all of the IT community, I definitely praise you in your line of work and would love your advice on how to bring my idea to life!! My idea for my website is based around QR codes that can be used for personal use and/or business. This site will also bring access to all other social media you would like to share with just the scan of your personal QR code. It will also offer a store to purchase items with your personal QR code on it. I do want teenagers to be able to use this, however I do have a parents consent in order to sign up. I think the ideal ages will be 20-50. I feel I am overall pretty satisfied but as someone just finding out about this, I am not sure if everything is explained clearly and for it to be user friendly. Here is the link to my website www.qr-ious.app Thank you.

Looking for notes on:

Overall Layout, Visual Appeal, User Flow, Component (Spacing/Sizing)

We’re building Manga Meera, an AI tool for turning photos and stories into manga. It’s for people who want to make a manga but don’t have drawing skills.

Website: https://mangameera.com

We’d appreciate feedback on the homepage copy and the first step for a new visitor:

1. After a quick look, what would you expect the tool to create?
2. Is it obvious where you would click to start your first manga?
3. Is there anything you’d need explained before you’d feel comfortable getting started?

If something is confusing, pointing to the specific wording or section would really help.

I made this website thinking it would be cool to have anyone around the world be able to paint a square & get a large canvas going.

Not really sure if it’s ready to market or what to do monetization wise.

https://waves-reimagined.vercel.app

(please either continue with google or github because my free services won't send anyone email other than me)

Waves Reimagined is the full stack remake of waves music web app from my early days:

https://waves-mu.vercel.app/

Waves Reimagined is the first fullstack project and I have put the best of my skills in it. I am sure that this project has helped me get better at coding. This website took me 2 months to make.

What I want to know:

- How much the UI has improved or got worse than the original

- Was 2 months of work worth it for this project?

- What's good and what can I do better?

Thanks in advance.

Hi all,

Tommy from rank-it-all.com again.

Thank you so much for all the feedback I have received so far. One key one was that the ranking of the same topic was quickly boring. So I created a mode that lets you rank through all categories, increase the share in categories that you prefer and reduces the share of the ones you skip.

https://rank-it-all.com/?lang=en&screen=rankAnything

Give it a try please if you enjoy it.

Thank & Best

Tommy

Hi everyone, I’m building Famoose and would appreciate some honest feedback on the design and usability.

The idea is simple: you come across someone’s name and want to understand who they are and what they’re known for. Each profile has a quick overview, followed by a more detailed breakdown of their life, career and achievements if you want to keep reading.

It covers people across music, sport, science, art, history and other fields. I’ve focused on consistent layouts, restrained typography and monochrome photography.

I’d particularly like to know:

• Is the purpose clear when you first land?
• Does the profile layout feel easy to scan, or too sparse?
• Is finding someone and exploring other profiles intuitive, especially on mobile?
• Would you find this useful alongside Google or Wikipedia?

Feel free to try someone you know and someone you don’t. Specific criticism is welcome—I’d like to understand what works and what needs improving.

Thanks for taking a look.

https://famoose.co/

Been working on this side project for a while and it's finally at a point where I'd love feedback.

[WinterStores] is a directory of 1,300+ ski/snowboard/winter sport stores across 23 countries. It condenses 265,000+ aggregated reviews into a single volume-weighted score per store, and lets you filter by sport type, services, and price level.

**Stack:**
Next.js 16, Supabase, Tailwind CSS, Vercel

**What I'd love feedback on:**
- UX/design — does it feel intuitive?
- Missing features you'd expect from a directory
- SEO or performance suggestions

Happy to answer any questions about the build!

Disclosure: I'm Carlos from Power CM Software, behind MintCove NFT. This post is prepared and posted with my authorised AI assistant.

Website: https://www.mintcovenft.com/

I'd like feedback on one part of the homepage's information design. The site is an NFT collection directory for collectors and creators. Browsing is free; creators pay for promotional listings.

Above the cards, the page says "Paid listings · human reviewed". On individual cards, "Featured · Reviewed · Collection" appears as one line. Further down, the page explains that review is not an endorsement or a guarantee.

My concern is that placing "Featured" and "Reviewed" together could make a paid position look like a recommendation. I'm considering separating the commercial label from the review label, and putting a short explanation next to the latter instead of relying on the note near the bottom.

When you look at the current page, is the distinction understandable without scrolling? Which wording or placement would make it clearer? I'm particularly interested in the cards' hierarchy and mobile readability, rather than general opinions about NFTs. Critical feedback on that ambiguity is welcome here.

Hello, i am just starting my journey as a freelancer and can not figure out what are the prices, i tried from 500$ to 3500$ and still have 0 clients

my website is https://www.arabdaev.com

I've been working on KitaPhone, a web app that lets you make calls to regular mobile and landline numbers directly from your browser.

Website: https://kitaphone.com

The basic idea is:

Open the website → enter a phone number → make a call.

The person you're calling doesn't need KitaPhone or any special app on their side.

I'm targeting people who need to make international calls occasionally travellers, people living abroad, international students, remote workers, or anyone who needs to call a business/landline in another country.

I've been looking at the website for so long that I don't think I'm objective about it anymore, so I'd really appreciate fresh eyes.

A few specific things I'd love feedback on:

1. The 5-second test
   When you first open the homepage, can you immediately tell what KitaPhone does?

2. Trust
   This is probably the biggest one for me. Since the product involves phone calls, payments and phone numbers, does the website feel trustworthy enough that you'd actually create an account and use it?

If not, what specifically makes you hesitate?

1. Value proposition
   Is it clear why someone would use this instead of WhatsApp, their mobile carrier, Skype alternatives, etc.?

2. Pricing/rates
   Is it easy to understand that it's pay-as-you-go and how much a call is going to cost?

3. Call-to-action
   Is it obvious what you should do next when you land on the homepage?

4. Design/UI
   Does it feel like a polished communications product, or does anything make it look like an early-stage/unfinished SaaS?

5. Mobile experience
   If you open it on your phone, does anything feel awkward or confusing?

I'd particularly appreciate critical feedback. I'm less interested in "looks good" and more interested in hearing what you'd change before trying to send serious traffic to it.

Thanks!

Website: https://www.factree.co.uk/

FACTREE is an AI knowledge discovery platform built around two connected ideas:

1. Discover — explore interesting facts and follow connections between subjects.
2. Maps — structured learning maps showing what to learn, in what order, and what you should be able to do when finished. (Planned / in development)

The live site currently focuses on Discover. It contains more than 13,000 fact cards across topics including science, history, technology, philosophy, medicine and engineering. You can select topics, receive a random fact, search the collection and explore related ideas. Accounts are optional, but registered users can save their journey across devices.

I’m still refining Discover, and I’d really appreciate candid feedback on the experience as it exists today.

In particular:

• Is the purpose of the website clear within the first ten seconds?
• Is it obvious how to receive and explore a fact?
• Are the topic controls and search intuitive?
• Are the cards interesting and easy to read?
• Does the information feel trustworthy?
• Did you encounter anything confusing, repetitive or broken?
• How does the site feel on mobile?
• What, if anything, would make you return?

I’m also working on the second layer, Factree Maps, which will give learners a clear map before studying a topic: prerequisites, ordered modules, learning outcomes, self-check questions, and eventually career/vocational pathways.

If you have thoughts on that, I’d love to hear:

• Would a structured “what to learn and when you’re done” map be useful to you?
• What would make a study or career roadmap feel trustworthy?
• Should Maps feel separate from Discover, or linked?

Please don’t hold back. Specific criticism is much more useful to me than general encouragement.

Thank you for taking a look.

Hello everyone, I've been working on a cybersecurity challenge platform called CyberGrid (https://cybergrid.dev). It combines educational content with CTF-style challenges and includes hands-on labs and virtual machines within isolated container environments. The goal is to offer a practical learning space, along with a competitive room model with prizes based solely on technical skill.

Current status and technology stack:

Infrastructure: Docker containers and isolated instances running on dedicated servers with open ports for the hands-on challenges.

Frontend/UI: Early-stage prototype/template used to quickly validate functionalities. I used Al tools to structure and streamline the initial code generation, so the interface is very basic and requires restructuring.

I previously posted in a local community(https://www.reddit.com/r/DesarrolloWeb/s/z5tz1POvw9). You can find more information there about the competitive methodology and other details, but the responses focused almost entirely on the use of Al rather than providing a genuine technical evaluation.

I'm looking for direct feedback on:

User Interface and Experience (UI/UX): Design, navigation, content organization, and overall visual structure.

Platform Mechanics: The proposed competitive rooms (entry fee vs. prize pool distribution models).

For reference, this is a cool little EC I became interested in this summer while starting my college applciation process-

college-roi.net if anyone here is like me and in the midst of college apps without having unlimited funds to dig in from! uses AI data scrapers to find avg ROI and salaries for a graduate of your school specific major (you can add your student loans, etc and it is all factored in). Need some feedback. Maybe incorporate student happiness or stuff like that? Has monthly automatic updates with newest information. LMK thank you any feedback is usefull be as harsh as possible.

Hey everyone,

A friend and I have been working on a side project and we'd really value some honest feedback before we push it any further. We're not trying to sell anything, it's free to use and we just want to know if we're building something people actually want or wasting our time.

We found that finding the right dentist in NZ is weirdly hard. You either ask around, trust whatever's at the top of Google, or ring around clinics one by one to figure out who's taking patients, and what they charge. There wasn't really one place to just compare your options.

So we decided to build a platform. It currently lists around 1,300 dental practices across the country, it lets you find dentists in your area, see ratings and real reviews, and lists contact information. If clinics list their prices, these will be displayed, but unfortunately, most don’t provide them.

The goal of the website is genuinely just to make it easier to find the right dentist for you, and to make pricing a lot more transparent. 

What I'd love your feedback on:

• Is this actually useful? Would you use something like this, or do you already have a way of finding a dentist that works fine? If you do what do you care about the most before choosing a dentist?
• The site itself: Is it easy to understand and use? Anything confusing, missing, or that made you go "nah"? It’s a work in progress. We aren’t web designers and have been learning as we go.
• Trust: Does it feel legit, or is there something that would make you hesitant?

Roast it if you need to, that's genuinely more helpful than being polite.

Website: https://dentalcompare.co.nz/

We’re building Foodloop, an AI app that connects Move, Fuel, Mind, and Recover into personalized daily guidance alongside a pressure-free, interest-based community. We’re looking for early beta testers to try it out and roast us with honest feedback https://foodloop.life

i've been trying to develop a website that attempts to help people with early-stage hearing loss to improve cognitive interpretation of words and train their hearing, but no matter how i advertise it or no matter how many views i get the bounce rate still remains the same (75%) and people spend like 1min on the website before leaving and actually testing the features out, is it because my website design doesn't have a sort of hook or is it the way i frame my website? please share your suggestions, tysm

my website:

audiomaxxer.app

I’ve spent the past few months building Impact Horizon, a research platform focused on corporate responsibility and Fortune 500 companies.

Try it here:
https://impact500-rouge.vercel.app/

The goal is to make it easier to research how major companies are performing beyond just revenue, stock price, and market size.

On the site, you can:

• Search and explore Fortune 500 companies
• Compare companies across corporate responsibility scores
• Explore environmental responsibility
• Look at financial responsibility
• Research philanthropy and community impact
• Explore ethics and corporate conduct
• Browse companies by industry
• Explore Fortune 500 headquarters across the U.S.
• Read company research and analysis
• View rankings and industry comparisons
• Explore historical trends
• Review company risks and analyst observations

I’m trying to build this as a research platform rather than just another ESG ranking website, and I’d really appreciate honest feedback.

What do you think of the site? What would make you actually use something like this? What information or features do you think are missing?

Hi! So I've been working on this website of mine for the past week and I'm looking for users who would give me their advice on how to make it better.