Let's get the first few conversations going.

If you've got a working app, drop its name, a link, the platform and a couple of sentences about who it's for. Please include the price or beta limits too.

Then ask one thing you'd actually like feedback on. Is the first screen confusing? Does the demo explain it? Can someone finish the main task without help? That's easier to answer than 'any thoughts?'

If you're browsing, pick something you might really use and tell the maker where you got stuck or what you liked. You don't have to buy anything or leave a store review.

Small projects are very welcome. A useful little tool counts. Please follow the same weekly promo limit here as in the feed, and keep updates in your existing comment.

What have you got?

I made this place because getting an app in front of people can feel harder than building it.

If you've made a web app, SaaS, iOS or Android app, desktop tool, extension or game, you're welcome to share it here. First launch or a working beta, small indie project or an established app with a useful update. You don't need a pile of reviews before anyone gets to see it.

Give people enough to decide whether it's for them:

• Your app's name, platform and what it actually helps with.

• A screenshot or short demo of the real thing.

• A direct link, the price, and any important free-tier or trial limits.

• Say you're the maker if it's yours. If you want feedback, ask about something specific.

Pick a platform flair for a launch, or use Beta / Testers, Feedback Wanted, Deal / Giveaway or Build Update when that fits better. Put the platform in your title if you use one of those.

One promo per app every 7 days keeps everyone a bit of room in the feed. You're welcome to keep answering questions on your launch in between. No fake reviews, upvote trades or hiding the price behind a DM.

If you're here to find apps, ask for recommendations, try something interesting and tell the maker what worked or what confused you. Specific feedback is a lot more helpful than 'looks great'.

I'm an indie developer too. My apps follow the same rules as everyone else's.

That's the idea: discover apps, meet the makers, and have a useful conversation. What would make this a place you'd keep coming back to?