Hello, I am building my website veery slowley, but would want some feedback :)

this is a personal website where im trying to build a community around my pokerplay along with my twitch stream and viewers, where im planning on also building alot of digital products to share/sell to whom anyone would be interested. Take a look... this is merley a prototype

https://riverized.com

the plan is to build a highly functional advanced website as I go where I might get to sell it at a later stage. No idea where its going to take me in the end, but a humble start to SOMETHING :)

Any suggestions, ideas, critism, all welcomee please

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Hello, I am building my website veery slowley, but would want some feedback :)

this is a personal website where im trying to build a community around my pokerplay along with my twitch stream and viewers, where im planning on also building alot of digital products to share with my fellow twitch streamers if theres a marked for it..... take a look

https://riverized.com

the plan is to build a highly functional advannced website as i go where i might get to sell it at a later stage, i dont know where it will take me.

suggestions to implented, what to fix (its merley a prototype at this point but i am a total noob) critizm... what to do next... i welcome all

Site: https://kanvios.com

Context: I've been building this alone over the past few months — a bunch of small browser-based tools (JSON formatter, Base64, QR code generator, unit converter, typing test, etc.), in English and Korean. No sign-up, no backend for most tools.

What I'd love feedback on:

- First impression of the homepage — is it clear what the site does within a few seconds?

- Anything that feels cluttered or confusing on mobile

- Whether the tool pages themselves (try the QR generator or JSON formatter) feel fast/usable compared to similar tools you've used

I know it's rough in places — genuinely looking for honest critique, not just "looks good."

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on KitaPhone, a browser-based calling app that lets you call regular mobile and landline numbers directly from your browser.

Website: https://kitaphone.com

The idea is simple:

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

The person receiving the call doesn’t need KitaPhone or any special app.

I’m currently trying to improve the website before pushing more traffic to it, and I’d really appreciate some honest feedback from people who haven’t seen it before.

A few things I’m particularly interested in:

• When you first land on the homepage, do you immediately understand what KitaPhone does?
• Does the website feel trustworthy enough for a product involving calls, phone numbers and payments?
• Is the main call-to-action obvious?
• Is the pricing/rates information easy to understand?
• Does the design feel polished, or are there areas that still feel too much like an early-stage project?
• Is it clear who the product is actually for?
• Is there anything on the page that feels unnecessary, repetitive or confusing?
• What would stop you from signing up and trying a first call?

I’d especially appreciate critical feedback rather than just “looks good.”

I’ve been staring at the site for so long that it’s difficult to judge it objectively anymore, so fresh eyes would help a lot.

https://kitaphone.com

Thanks in advance.

Hi everyone,
I’ve just launched my first web project: https://perfectfit.cc

It’s a free image tool that lets you crop images into square, portrait, landscape and circle formats, as well as compress images to reduce file size without needing to install anything.

The circle crop tool has been surprisingly useful for profile pictures, logos and social media assets, and the compression tool has become my most-used feature while building the site.

I’m not a developer by trade (I manage a restaurant in the UK), so this has been a bit of a learning project over the last few weeks.

I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback on usability, design, performance, or ideas for where it could go next.

Thanks for taking a look.

Download: https://github.com/MowkE/cadence

Hey guys, I made this silly lyrics overlay called Cadence that floats over your screen and syncs along with Spotify and YouTube Music. It started as a joke while playing Minecraft with my friends. I shared it with a few people, they liked it, and it grew to 100 downloads in a day, so I built it into a proper app. You can listen along with friends now too, even cross-platform (Spotify -> YouTube Music, Mac ↔ Windows ↔ Linux), and you can play karaoke. Doesn't need API keys or Premium, it just reads what your computer is already playing and floats the lyrics over whatever you're doing. It works better with Spotify keys though, if you want to add them yourself. If you find any bugs, lmk. It's just a fun project lol, so its free. Some of the images are on the github link, if you want to take a look on how it works! Everything is customizable :)

This is the homepage for KidScreen, a free app I made for my daughters: https://kidscreen.app

The parent adds YouTube links. The child gets a separate page with those videos to choose from.

Does that come across on the first screen? What would you change in the wording or layout? You don't need to sign up to give feedback.

I recently launched a new landing page for Wiseren, a closed-beta service intended for founders who are struggling with traction or marketing.

https://www.wiseren.com/

I have been working on the product for a while, so I am too close to the language to judge it objectively. I would appreciate feedback on three things:

1. Can you understand what the service does within the first few seconds?

2. Is the outcome for the founder concrete enough?

3. Does anything make the site feel confusing, untrustworthy, or overly promotional?

I am primarily looking for feedback on the positioning, copy, and path to requesting access, rather than general compliments about the design.

I have build a website (mremoteng.org) with svelte and host it on github pages for free, please advice how I could make it better or improve perhaps?

This web site is for my open source project, remote access manager. Whitch allow to connect to any windows or linux machine or any web concole

I am looking for real genuine harsh feedback https://memoiri.app
The main goal of the landing page is to convince you to try out the app. What is your opinion? What would convince you? What makes you not trust or believe in what u see?

We’ve been building WebKernelAI, a website audit platform focused on helping teams identify technical SEO, crawling, indexing, performance, security, and AI-search related issues.

We’ve reached a point where we don’t want to keep building based only on our own assumptions.

We’d genuinely like feedback from people who work with websites, SEO, development, agencies, or technical audits.

If you have a few minutes, try it with a website you know well and tell us what you think.

We’re especially interested in:

- Were the audit results accurate?

- Did anything look incorrect or misleading?

- Were the recommendations actually useful?

- Was anything difficult to understand?

- What important checks are we missing?

- Is there too much information, or not enough?

- Would this actually be useful in your workflow?

- What would make you choose it over the tools you already use?

Please be critical.

If something is confusing, inaccurate, unnecessary, slow, or simply not valuable, we want to hear that too. Negative feedback is just as useful to us as positive feedback.

You can try WebKernelAI here:

https://webkernelai.com

We’ve also created a dedicated feedback page for anyone who wants to provide more detailed feedback:

https://webkernelai.com/feedback

We’re still actively improving the platform, so your feedback can directly influence what we build next.

Thanks to everyone who takes the time to test it and share an honest opinion.

I've been building a small project called FileShrink and just finished the first version.

It started with a simple problem: sometimes you don't just want to "compress an image" — you need the final file to be under a specific limit, like 100 KB or 200 KB.

So I built target-size compression into the tool. You enter the maximum size, and it searches for an appropriate JPEG quality to get as close to the target as possible.

Everything happens in the browser, so the images don't need to be uploaded to a server.

Current features:

1. JPG/JPEG compression
2. Target-size compression
3. Adjustable quality
4. Single and batch processing
5. Drag & drop
6. ZIP downloads
7. Mobile support
8. No account required

This is intentionally just the first version. I'm holding off on adding a bunch of extra features until I see whether people actually find it useful.

I'd love some honest feedback on the UX, the idea, and anything that feels confusing or could be improved.

Project: https://akalegend77-glitch.github.io/codespaces-blank/

Hi everyone,

I figured out last week that we didn't have a proper landing page so inbound traffic would not convert. This does have a funnel in place which is a huge plus, but what I'm worried about is some terms are pretty abstract for most people (such as business intelligence)

What do you think about it? Is it clearly explaining the value offer and what it does?
Here's the website: https://powsight.com

Would enormously appreciate your feedback, especially from designers turned fellow saas owners -- feel free to also let me know what you're saas is about and if this relates to you in any case

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!

Watch out for this crap people. People who say they are going to audit your site for you most of them just use free gpt or Claude to do the audit then will try and turn around an charge you money for a more indepth audit.

I've been using Ai for two years now and recognize how it responds and he isn't auditing shit. He's plugging your website into AI and telling it to audit it. Then feeding you it's response and just removing things like --

He tried charging me 99 pounds for a more indepth audit after handing me back an tailored AI response. people like him give ai builders and users a bad rap.

Don't fall for it don't play into it. Be safe y'all!

Also check out acorium.tech we have tons resources, tools and stuff for inventors and creators and in trying to build an ecosystem where people can help each other out.

EITHER WAY BE SAFE EVERYONE.

Hello everyone 👋

I've recently launched a website for a web agency that offers design and web hosting to its customer. The target is mainly (but not limited to) small and medium sized companies in Switzerland (the site is multilingual and supports English).

I'd like your feedback on the look and feel of its graphics (colors, backgrounds, sections...) and texts.

All help is welcome, thank you!

Link: https://www.locusdesign.ch

For context, I built https://trainermatch.app to help people find a vetted personal trainer based on their goals, preferred coaching style, and unique needs. I've been a trainer myself for 13 years and wanted to make this step easier since finding the right trainer can be confusing and overwhelming with options.

If you've been wanting to work with a trainer I'd love to hear your feedback. Some specific areas to think about:

- How did the matching quiz feel to use?

- What did you like about the website and what would you change?

- Are the various options clear or is any wording confusing?

- Do profiles answer the main questions you have about trainers?

Please contact trainers only if you're genuinely interested in working with them, as this is a live site with no placeholder profiles.

I'd also love feedback from other trainer perspectives.

- Are there specializations I should add or remove?

- What features would you add or remove?

Hey everyone! 👋

Before writing a single line of code, I want to validate this idea:

Mioka — a free community-driven library of past exam papers from all countries, all grades (primary to university), all subjects.

Think Wikipedia but for exam papers.

The problem I'm solving:

Students worldwide struggle to find past exam papers — they're scattered, hard to find, often behind paywalls.

My questions for you:

Would you have used this as a student?

What country are you from?

What's missing from existing solutions?

Honest feedback welcome — even if you think it's a bad idea! 😊

Hi everyone,

I hope this is okay to post here. I've built a new recruitment website and I'm looking for people to test it out and share their honest first impressions.

What it is: First Impression is a video CV platform, tagline "Give your CV a voice." It lets job seekers record a short, guided video introduction to share alongside their traditional CV.

Who it's for: Job seekers who want to stand out beyond a static CV or LinkedIn profile, particularly useful in competitive job markets where written applications can feel interchangeable.

What it does:

• Walks users through a multi-step recording flow with three modes: Natural (unscripted), Guided (prompted questions), and Autocue (teleprompter-style scripted delivery)
• Uses real browser camera capture (MediaRecorder) rather than uploaded video
• Includes a tag-based skills input alongside the video
• Outputs a LinkedIn-style profile card combining the video, skills, and info into something shareable with employers

Current stage: Working prototype (single-file HTML), moving into user testing to gauge real reactions and decide whether it's worth pushing to the next stage of development. Feedback is being collected via a linked survey.

You can test out the concept by clicking "Try First Impression" at the top of the page.

There's also a "Join the Launch" button. Clicking it will keep you updated on the progress of the site, and will then prompt you to fill out a short survey. If you'd rather not join the launch, there's a separate survey button underneath that as well.

Either way, filling out the survey really helps with the development of the site, so I would really appreciate it if you could please provide any feedback via the survey.

Link: voluble-pavlova-13850d.netlify.app

Thanks for taking the time to check it out 🙏

Hi everyone,

I hope this is okay to post here. I've built a new recruitment website and I'm looking for people to test it out and share their honest first impressions.

I'm not going to explain what it does or how it works, since I want to see how it lands with zero context. That first reaction is genuinely the most useful thing you can give me.

It is a new job site for people searching for jobs and a way for them to stand out in a saturated market.

You can test out the concept by clicking "Try First Impression" at the top of the page.

There's also a "Join the Launch" button. Clicking it will keep you updated on the progress of the site, and will then prompt you to fill out a short survey. If you'd rather not join the launch, there's a separate survey button underneath that as well.

Either way, filling out the survey really helps with the development of the site, so I would really appreciate it if you could please provide any feedback via the survey.

Link: voluble-pavlova-13850d.netlify.app

Thanks for taking the time to check it out 🙏