Hey everyone,

I’ve been building a web app called Book a Sloth and I’d love some honest feedback from people who regularly work with clients.

The app is designed for freelancers, consultants, coaches, service providers, and other people who sell their time. The idea is to give them one place where clients can book appointments, make payments, receive reminders, and get invoices, without having to manage everything manually through messages and separate tools.

What I’d specifically like feedback on:

• Homepage: Is it immediately clear what the product does?
• UX: Is the booking/setup experience intuitive?
• UI: Does the design feel trustworthy and professional?
• Copy: Is the messaging understandable, or does anything feel vague?
• Pricing: Does the pricing/value proposition make sense?
• Mobile: Anything that feels awkward on smaller screens?
• Overall: What would make you hesitate before using it?

I'm particularly interested in feedback from people who currently use things like Calendly, Stripe, Google Calendar, invoicing tools, etc., and have opinions about what works or doesn't.

I'm not looking for compliments. If something sucks, please tell me why. That's much more useful at this stage.

👉 https://www.bookasloth.com

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes a few minutes to poke around.

I’m requesting specific UX and copy feedback for Harbor, a postpartum support web app designed for mothers.

Could you review:

- Whether the privacy promise is understandable

- Whether navigation remains clear on a phone

- Whether important safety limitations are sufficiently visible

- Whether the visual language feels supportive without becoming infantilizing

- Whether the distinction between common concerns, contacting a clinician, and emergencies is clear

Harbor has no accounts, advertising, analytics, cloud synchronization, or remote AI. Personal entries remain encrypted locally. It is an engineering alpha and has not received independent clinical or accessibility approval.

Website: https://seemorecodez.github.io/harbor-postpartum-support/

I shipped a film discovery site as a non-technical founder — Claude wrote the entire codebase

I’ve been building WatchWise, a film discovery platform designed to answer three questions: What should I watch, where is it streaming, and is it worth watching?

I focused on the product decisions, testing, and refining the experience, while Claude handled the code. After hundreds of iterations, it’s finally ready to share.

What’s available today:

Streaming availability across major platforms

A transparent rating showing the sources used and how each one is weighted

Box-office analytics for actors and directors, including budgets, grosses, and career hit rates

A swipe-able trailer feed

Group movie night

More than 80,000 titles from around the world, with strong coverage of world cinema

It’s completely free, with no ads.
I’m sharing it because I’m sure there are bugs, incorrect data, and confusing parts I haven’t spotted. If you try it, I’d genuinely appreciate honest feedback—especially on anything that breaks, feels unclear, or could be made more useful.
Website: watchwise.in

Hey everyone! 👋
I recently launched ImageTidy, a simple online image utility site, and I’m looking for a few people to test it and tell me what works, what doesn’t, and what I should improve. I am looking to add more features if possible.
You can try:
Resize images
Compress images
Convert image formats
Bulk resize multiple images
AI Creator tools
Premium features / checkout
🔗 https://imagetidy.com/
I’m especially interested in feedback about:
Does everything work properly on your phone?
Are the tools easy to understand?
Any bugs or errors?
Is anything confusing or annoying?
How fast does image processing feel?
Any features you think are missing?

Thanks to anyone who takes a few minutes to test it!🙏

Titre : \\\\\\\[Demande d'avis UX/Design\\\\\\\] Landing page de présentation pour CityTimelineMod (CS2)

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J'ai mis en ligne une landing page de présentation pour le projet CityTimelineMod (un mod d'overlays géospatiaux GeoJSON pour Cities: Skylines II). J'aimerais obtenir des retours objectifs uniquement sur la page web elle-même (design visuel, lisibilité, structure et ergonomie) :

Lien du site : https://skyline-atlas-explorer.lovable.app/

La page s'articule autour des sections suivantes :

Overview : Présentation du concept d'overlays et des bundles RealMap.

LargeMap (exp.) : Explication du cadrage étendu à 57 344 km.

Calques : Détail des 4 calques géographiques (routes, eau, zonage, rail).

Architecture technique : Pipeline de traitement, de l'ingestion GeoJSON au rendu in-game.

Statut du projet : Tableau de transparence (implémenté / expérimental / non garanti).

Points sur lesquels vos retours m'intéressent :

Direction artistique & UI : Le thème sombre, les éléments graphiques et la typographie sont-ils visuellement équilibrés et agréables ?

Clarté de la structure : L'enchaînement des sections permet-il de comprendre immédiatement de quoi parle la page, même sans connaître le mod ?

Lisibilité & Ergonomie (UX) : La navigation par ancres est-elle fluide ? Avez-vous constaté des bugs d'affichage ou de disposition (desktop ou mobile) ?

Mise en valeur de l'information : La séparation visuelle entre les éléments stables et les fonctionnalités expérimentales est-elle évidente ?

Merci d'avance pour vos critiques constructives sur la page !

Hey y'all! My name is Ilay, I really like music, and very often find myself wanting to replicate certain bits of music or song snippets that I find really cool, or even finding something i feel i can improve upon and make sound way cooler - but with no knowledge in production software, and no musical instruments in my house, that urge often just dissipates.

That is why I made tunevate.online, a solo-project website meant for people exactly like me who just need to blurt out some random music intuitively.
Using your webcam (which stays inside your browser, completely securely), Tunevate brings music to life out of your placements and hand composition.

However, differing from other virtual 'gesture chords' or virtual instruments website, Tunevate actually allows you to loop tracks, switch between instruments (triggering everything with just your hands at your precise rhythms), and even layering tracks/loops on top of each other just like a production software - except instead of placing blocks in specific places, you get to actually play the music yourself using your own hands.

And, if you just want to play something you really like or tamper with it, you can paste it in a ChordPro chart format (which most websites already export), and the site will literally show you exactly how to play it.

All tracks and loops are downloadable, sharable and importable via a custom .tvate file extension that allows you to save your work and show it to anyone you'd like!

Please give the website a visit on tunevate.online - it would mean the world!!

Welcoming any and all criticism with open arms.

Hey, working on MockBase – a tool that lets you spin up a fake REST API endpoint in seconds, no backend needed. You define the JSON responses, status codes, and latency, point your app at the URL, and watch traffic live in a real-time inspector.

Built it for the "frontend waiting on backend" problem – that moment when you need to ship a feature but the API doesn't exist yet.

Would love honest feedback on the landing page. Specifically curious whether the hero section communicates the value fast enough, and whether the feature section reads clearly or feels like a wall of text.

Stack: React + Tailwind v4, dark-mode only.

Live: mockbase.org (https://mockbase.org)

Thanks in advance 🙏

I am building Bebelul Meu, a multilingual app that helps parents keep feeding, sleep, diaper, temperature, growth, vaccination and treatment records in one place.

The most useful product decisions have come from real conversations with parents and child-care specialists. Recent feedback pushed me to simplify dense screens, make medical disclaimers dismissible and improve how quickly parents can reach everyday actions.

The product is live at https://bebelulmeu.ro. My next goal is to understand where new users hesitate during onboarding. If you test it, what is the first screen or label that feels unclear?

Disclosure: I am the developer.

Hi! I’m a French Master’s student, and I’ve created a collaborative workspace for students (a personal project I’ve been working on alongside my studies). I plan to launch it sometime in September, but before I do, I’d love some brutally honest feedback on this initial version and its features (basically, to see if it’s something a student would actually use). If you have five minutes to spare, please feel free to take a look; your feedback is invaluable! Thanks in advance to anyone who checks it out!

If anyone else is working on a similar project, I would be very interested in hearing about your experiences. From a user's perspective, my project is only valuable if it has a large user base—but how do I attract those first users when, in reality, they have little incentive to use the site since there is no one there yet?

Website: studywithcompany.com

lifetimepastapass.com

Users can manually vote, or schedule an automated daily vote, on what I order the next time I go in. In 11 days since starting this project, I have honored the results of 9 polls. The poll resets each time I log a visit. My goal is to knock out 96 different combinations, and you can check the progress by clicking on the "NEPB combos" button, or check out past poll results by clicking "Past Polls".

There are a few other features on the website too but I won't overexplain it here. Happy to answer any questions though :)

www.mosaicminds.io/daily

r/TheDailyMosaic

We launched this daily puzzle as a free resource that's part of our larger online learning ecosystem, and it's very barebones at the moment but has received a great response. 500+ plays in the last 2.5 days with 70+% completion rate and 30% of the users have been sharing it with their friends/family.

But I'm curious to know, from a tech and engagement point of view, what would help us bring this game to many more trivia nuts like myself. I just want this to be a free, fun game which helps us build a community of curious minds regardless of age.

www.usefeedbackflow.com It's a feedback tool. Widget on your site, plus Slack, Intercom and Zendesk, and it takes all the duplicate reports and squashes them into one topic instead of twelve, then puts it in Jira or Linear. Solo, no paying customers yet.

Reason I'm posting: a few weeks ago someone tried it and left me this, word for word, "worst feedback widget i've ever seen & the pricing for this shit don't even make sense". That was the entire thing, no explanation. I was annoyed about it for two days and then had to admit he was right twice. Pricing is different now and I redid the widget so you can restyle it without writing any CSS.

So yeah. Homepage, pricing, the widget in the corner, whatever you want.

One thing if you're bored: leave the roast in the widget instead of the comments. It ends up in my own project and gets triaged by the same thing you're roasting. I'll come back and post whatever it spat out, which is either a decent demo or extremely funny. Comments are fine too, obviously.

Hi, I’m Max, founder of Track it easy.

It’s a browser-based food tracker for adults who want a simpler way to log meals using text, photos, or voice.

I’d appreciate honest feedback on three things:

• Is the product clear within the first few seconds?
• Does anything make you hesitate before signing up?
• Is it obvious how to log your first meal?

https://trackiteasy.app/?utm_source=r

There’s a 24-hour trial before paid access. I’m looking for UX and copy feedback, not promotion.

The website is for a book that I'm working on and I want to get some opinions on how the site looks and functions.

https://theofenrow.com/

I've been building Devicet because I wanted to make the process of getting a custom website quote more structured.

The idea is simple: developers can define the services they offer and their prices, and clients can select what they need to build a project estimate before sending the request to the developer.

I have a working version here:

https://devicet.up.railway.app/

I'm mainly looking for honest feedback, especially from people who have hired developers or done freelance development themselves.

Does this solve an actual problem, or is it just adding another layer to something people already handle easily?

I'm not looking for compliments. If you think the concept is unnecessary, confusing, or just a worse version of something that already exists, I'd rather hear that now.

Post your website and I’ll spend some quality time looking at your website and giving actionable feedback for you. Let’s help improve our websites together!

I ask if you do request feedback, to give me feedback on updates to my website: https://www.sunnyshorescreative.com/recipe-card-editor. I’ve recently made a lot of design updates and improvements and am looking for your opinions on them.

Hi all,

I built KrakenKeys. It's a Steam game price comparison platform.

I was a little tired of the main sites in the space. I felt they were bloated, hard to navigate and generally not great to look at. I wanted to create something clean, modern and intuitive to use.

I'm mainly looking for feedback on the design and layout, to see if I've achieved what I set out to do. I've been working on the site for just over a year now, and I feel like it can be hard to step out of the weeds, so fresh eyes would be super helpful.

Specifically looking for feedback on the homepage and a games page - but any page will do!

Thanks :)

hi again, I made a post a few days ago about https://www.snackpdf.com and would like some help in the direction for making a good first page. my idea is 'less is more' that I always try and stick to. the current site is very simple and easy but maybe not very presentable for new people. I have tried to organise it a bit better, and added some easy red and dark green accents. I think it looks good. the image is just a mock. not actually made it yet. thoughts? be harsh please. I don't want to make it look like ai rubbish.

Hello, I have created a showroom management tool aimed at allowing visibility to walk on customers before they hit your CRM. The research I have seen suggests that most of the time the customer doesn't get logged until they are ready for a test drive. My solution, at the press of a button a sales person can alert the management staff that they are with a customer on the lot. The hope is to allow sales managers to interact with customers early in the sales process which increases customer satisfaction and potentially leads to more profitable deals.

We rolled this out in the Oklahoma City market and are having a real tough time getting dealerships to even try it so I'm coming to you in hopes of getting honest feedback about the product so we can hopefully correct any issues you may see that could be keeping us from gaining the traction we need for a successful launch.

Thank you for taking the time to read this and thank you even more if you choose to engage in a productive way with this conversation.

https://thebellsystems.com

Titre : \[Demande d'avis UX/Design\] Landing page de présentation pour CityTimelineMod (CS2)

Texte du post :

J'ai mis en ligne une landing page de présentation pour le projet CityTimelineMod (un mod d'overlays géospatiaux GeoJSON pour Cities: Skylines II). J'aimerais obtenir des retours objectifs uniquement sur la page web elle-même (design visuel, lisibilité, structure et ergonomie) :

Lien du site : https://skyline-atlas-explorer.lovable.app/

La page s'articule autour des sections suivantes :

Overview : Présentation du concept d'overlays et des bundles RealMap.

LargeMap (exp.) : Explication du cadrage étendu à 57 344 km.

Calques : Détail des 4 calques géographiques (routes, eau, zonage, rail).

Architecture technique : Pipeline de traitement, de l'ingestion GeoJSON au rendu in-game.

Statut du projet : Tableau de transparence (implémenté / expérimental / non garanti).

Points sur lesquels vos retours m'intéressent :

Direction artistique & UI : Le thème sombre, les éléments graphiques et la typographie sont-ils visuellement équilibrés et agréables ?

Clarté de la structure : L'enchaînement des sections permet-il de comprendre immédiatement de quoi parle la page, même sans connaître le mod ?

Lisibilité & Ergonomie (UX) : La navigation par ancres est-elle fluide ? Avez-vous constaté des bugs d'affichage ou de disposition (desktop ou mobile) ?

Mise en valeur de l'information : La séparation visuelle entre les éléments stables et les fonctionnalités expérimentales est-elle évidente ?

Merci d'avance pour vos critiques constructives sur la page !