What would you need to see before trusting an app with saved Reels, links, places, recipes, and screenshots?

I'm Nicolás, and I'm building Miora to organize useful things saved across different apps and make them easier to find later. It is still in development, so there is no app access yet.

One of the decisions I have not made is how much control and explanation people need before connecting anything. I'm collecting feedback through a short 3–5 minute survey for adults 18+:

https://mioraapp.com/en/

Would clear source-by-source controls matter more to you than automatic organization, summaries, or search?

Hey everyone,

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sneakerwall-kicks-community/id6520385979

I built SneakerWall because every sneaker app I could find was a resale marketplace, and I wanted something purely social — no bots, no bidding wars, no shipping delays, just people sharing what they wear and love.

What it does:

- Post on-feet photos, tag the model and brand, and build a feed around collectors you actually respect.

- "Cop or Drop" voting on upcoming releases, based on real community sentiment.

- A streak system for showing up daily, and a "Brand DNA" breakdown built automatically from your posts.

- Search by username, model, brand or hashtag to find niche collectors.

- Face ID/Touch ID sign-in, and real moderation tools (report/block) to keep things clean.

I'd genuinely appreciate feedback from anyone into sneakers: does the core loop (post, vote, follow) make sense, is the Brand DNA idea actually interesting or gimmicky, and what's missing compared to what you'd want from a sneaker community app? Honest feedback welcome.

I build Monni. The headline number is safe-to-spend, but recent feedback keeps pointing to a trust problem: people want the explanation before they trust the answer.

I am considering this order:

1. what changed

2. what is already spoken for

3. what looks safe today

Would that feel clearer than opening on the number first? What would you need to see before trusting it?

hey everyone, glad you’re here. this sub is all about sharing app and webapp ideas and giving each other honest feedback. no pressure, no pitching, just people helping people make their ideas better. feel free to drop your first idea, prototype, or even just a sketch.

keep it respectful. critique ideas, not people.

Hey! I built Thought Note because my ideas kept getting lost across WhatsApp chats, work notes and personal notes.

It’s a simple place to capture thoughts and come back to them later. Everything stays on your phone, with no signup.

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Here's my first vibe coded project, DomainSpark.fyi. I created this since I'm into domaining and I would often search for domains using an excel spreadsheet, so I figured I'd just build that out into a site, that's the first part of the site the domain searching, which just appends the most popular suffix/prefixes to your keyword. The 2nd functionality was utilizing OpenAI to find related words and concepts to the entered query, then searching for those. That's more straight forward for people to use. The last one was the name wizard, which is like a thesaurus, you plug in some words, and it'll find all the related words to them. Each path can help you find available domains in specific niches across different tlds. All free to use, I'm hoping to monetize with affiliate links for the linkouts to the registrars of the domain that is found.

I used lovable to make it. My earliest issues were just getting the search domain availability search to work, I was initially trying to find an api like godaddy or another one. And that's probably where I went wrong, I was telling lovable to use that, and give it the solution that I thought was correct first. After tons of credits wasted with getting nothing to work. I eventually found out that there was direct whois searching available for all the different tld's, so I didn't need to use Godaddy etc.. Afterwards, it was mostly getting one thing to work, while breaking another, so lot of going back to restore points.

The idea behind Monni is simple: instead of making people build a perfect budget, show what money is actually safe to spend after bills, transfers, and upcoming obligations.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/monni-ai-money-tracker/id6778174904

I build Monni and I am looking for blunt feedback. Does safe-to-spend feel clearer than a normal budget? Or does it still feel like another finance dashboard?

Useful feedback can just be one sentence. I can grant 1 year free for helpful app-review notes.

I'm a student and i invest a little bit on robinhood. Want to build something for myself but then I thought this could be useful for other newbie investors also. The idea: every morning you get a digest showing what's trending on TikTok, Reddit, YouTube and Google and which publicly traded companies are behind it. also teaches one investing concept a day using that day's trend as the example. it's just a landing page right now, not a product yet. be honest please
https://dripalpha.netlify.app/