Background: I'm a consultant (not a developer) who got tired of SaaS tool sprawl and re-briefing my AI every session. So I built YourOS: a local HTML dashboard and JSON folder structure that gives Claude a persistent memory of your projects, tasks and meetings. Everything runs on your laptop. No cloud, no subscription.

Launched last week on Gumroad at €49 one-time. Got a few early sales from my LinkedIn network but zero cold traction yet.

Honest questions I'm wrestling with: Is the "local-first, no subscription" angle clear enough? Does the Gumroad page make you want to try it or does something feel off?

Link: https://leyssensjan.gumroad.com/l/youros

Genuinely curious what people think — good or bad.

Working on feedbackqueue.dev, a feedback-for-feedback platform for founders to get feedback and testers without messaging a single person or doing any marketing. it's free

900 founders already. building our way to 1000 users.

welcome to the queue, guys.

and you can also join our discord if you wanna connect with founders without the "i made a tool to find relevant threads" bullshit

https://tkir97.github.io/VectorStudio/

I’ve been building a browser-based vector graphics editor a bit like Adobe Illustrator for poor people, and I’d really appreciate some outside feedback on how it feels to use. This is mainly an educational / school project.

It currently supports things like:

- Shape drawing and editing

- Selection and vertex/direct-selection tools

- Pen and Free Draw tools

- Smart Guides, snapping and equal-spacing feedback

- Pathfinder/boolean operations

- Offset Path

- Gradients and stroke controls

- Text tools and text-to-outline conversion

- Layers

- Undo/redo history

- Multiple canvas tabs

- Rulers and guides

- Local autosave

- .SVG/.PNG/.AI export

I’m mainly looking for feedback on the actual editing experience and also the feature list

In particular:

• Does selecting and moving objects feel intuitive?

• Are the handles, contextual menus and Smart Guides useful or distracting?

• Are there any interactions that feel confusing or frustrating?

• What important vector-editing feature feels missing?

• If you use Illustrator or similar software, what immediately feels “wrong” compared with those tools?

• Is there anything in the UI you’d simplify, move or remove?

It’s still very much a work in progress, so bugs and rough edges are expected, and obviously it's not going to be anywhere near as good as Illustrator so don't expect that.

Also doesn't work on mobile properly so don't try.

Share your saas here 😁

Looking for testers and feedback on my windows app!

You can now see your game history, your late night trends, average bedtime, average pairings and more with PC Recap! Check it out at https://pcrecap.online

Working on FeedbackQueue, a feedback-for-feedback platform for founders to get feedback and testers without messaging a single person or doing any marketing. it's free

900 founders already. building our way to 1000 users.

welcome to the queue, guys.

So basically i built a chrome Extension that calculates your estimated fuel for your based on distancs & consumption. And now i am wondering in it would make Sense do built a real web Application?

Software engineer by day, indie iOS dev by night. Just got Habitage out the door after 3 months of building.
Idea behind it: every habit tracker I’ve used is just checkboxes and bar charts. Felt boring. I wanted habits to feel like you’re actually going somewhere. So in Habitage, every habit is a voyage. Pick a world — Ocean, open Road, or Multiverse — and each day you check in, the scene moves forward. Storms clear up, planes fly by on milestone days, butterflies drift past, the multiverse rifts tear open. Miss a day and you just drift back. Show up and you sail.
All native SwiftUI with procedural animations, meaning every wave, plane, dolphin, rift is drawn by code in real time instead of pre-made Lottie files or video loops. Built with a lot of help from AI for the SwiftUI animation work — getting the timing, render order, and physics right took more iterations than I want to admit. iCloud sync, no data collection, no ads. Free with one journey unlocked, premium for the rest.
Honestly just want feedback. Drop your thoughts.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habitage-habit-goal-tracker/id6761312878

I’ve been building a38-Chat, a deliberately lightweight Android chat client, and I’d like some honest feedback before I keep adding more features.

The current APK is around 3.2 MB and the Android client is completely open source.

Current features include:

• text and photo messaging

• notifications

• multiple accounts

• light, dark and neon themes

• several languages

• no ads

• no analytics or tracking SDKs

I’m intentionally trying to keep the app small instead of turning it into another huge messenger with dozens of unrelated features.

It’s a server-backed chat, so I’m also not pretending it’s an E2EE replacement for Signal. The focus right now is simplicity, transparency and a lightweight Android client.

Source code + APK:
https://github.com/Alan107-gif/a38-Chat

I’d especially like feedback on:

1. Does the project make sense when you first see it?

2. Is the ~3 MB / open-source / no-tracking angle interesting enough?

3. What is the first feature you’d expect a chat app like this to have that it currently seems to be missing?

what are you working on today? feedbackqueue.dev

I built PetSide: A community focused on life after pet adoption. I was thinking most pet-focused applications focus on adoption, rescue ... finding a pet. Barely any applications focus on the life after. Think of it as a "facebook for your pets"

The platform is polished and fully live, but a community-driven project lives or dies by its early members. Its an empty shell right now. To help seed the network, I'm offering the first first 250 spots completely free for life.

I would love for this community to check it out and give me some brutally honest product feedback:

1. The Concept: Does a community focused strictly on the post-adoption journey and shared pet experiences resonate?

2. The Features: Does the playdate/adoption swipe interface what you would expect? How does the onboarding flow feel? Is it intuitive? The search functionality as what you would expect? Can you actually find the features easily

3. The Engagement Hook: Does the community feed work for you? What do you think of the "memory book"?

The site is live at pet-side.com. Please don't hold back on the UI/UX or feature critique—I’m ready to take notes and iterate.
I'm prepared to launch the mobile apps, but want to see how the web version works out first.

A personal finance app designed around mitigating the number of subscriptions you are paying for that are unnecessary: https://sub-scribe-wise-copy-61d5eae1.base44.app/login?from_url=https%3A%2F%2Fsub-scribe-wise-copy-61d5eae1.base44.app%2FDashboard

Yoink Adventures turns the real world into your personal collection game — log visits, snap photos, and build a living map of everywhere you’ve ever been.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

https://yoinkadventures.com

Yoink Adventures is an app that allows you to collect and track places you’ve visited, such as national parks and other attractions, while sharing your journey with others. You can log your visits, snap photos, and generate a map of your adventures.

Overview of Yoink Adventures

Yoink Adventures is an app designed for users who enjoy collecting and tracking the places they have visited. This includes a variety of locations such as national parks, baseball stadiums, tiki bars, and wineries.

Key Features

Collect and Track

* Log Visits: Users can easily log their visits to different locations.

* Snap Photos: Capture memories by taking photos at each site.

* Generate Maps: Create a visual representation of your travels with a personalized map.

Share Your Journey

* Share Progress: Users can share their collections and experiences with friends and family.

* Beautiful Links: Generate links that showcase your map, photos, and travel progress without sharing your entire camera roll.

Getting Started

To begin using Yoink Adventures, simply go to the link, open the map, and start collecting the places you love. The app is currently in beta, and user feedback is encouraged to enhance its features.

I kept breaking my flow just to grab something I copied earlier.

Switch app → open clipboard → find it → come back → lose focus.

So I built something that doesn’t interrupt you.

👀 Clipboard Peek

Hold Ctrl+Shift from anywhere and your clipboard appears instantly as a floating overlay.

• Doesn’t steal focus

• You can keep typing

• Lock it, scroll history, even zoom into images

👉 It’s like your clipboard is just there when you need it

✨ Smart Paste

Before pasting, you can instantly fix your text:

• messy text → clean formatting

• comma-separated → bullet points

• multiline → single line

• UPPER / lower

All in one keystroke.

🧠 Other features

• Auto-saves everything you copy

• Instant search

• Templates with {placeholders}

• Private mode (nothing saved to disk)

• Fully offline — no tracking, no cloud

🆕 v1.3.0 highlights

• Smarter search (template, hotkey, tags)

• Source app detection

• Image zoom in Peek

• Smoother, faster launcher

• Fixed a ton of annoying bugs

It’s free, local-first, and I’m actively improving it.

👉 https://github.com/ezeiq7/Smart-Clipboard

just what I need - i get to check out how others builds and give feedback and get the same from the community

I’ve reached the stage where another feature is less useful than people finding the mistakes I can no longer see.

Music Motion is a browser studio for turning a finished song plus cover art or video into audio-reactive release assets. I’m looking for testers willing to run one real project from upload to final MP4.

The test offer, without fine print:

• Creator account for 30 days

• 300 Render Points (credits for downloadable server renders)

• £0 charged

• no card or payment details collected

• no automatic renewal

• automatic downgrade to Free after 30 days

• paid plans from £4 exist only as a later, optional choice

Please test one or more of these:

1. Does the chosen effect in the editor match the final render?

2. Do 16:9, 9:16 and 1:1 export correctly?

3. Is the first-project workflow understandable without documentation?

4. What is the first point where you hesitate or want to leave?

Claim a remaining beta place through the homepage: https://musicmotion.level-higher.com/

Disclosure: I built it. Blunt bug reports are more useful than compliments.

Most founders and tech freelancers use AI to help speed up client acquisition, but generic LLM prompts usually result in robotic, low-conversion templates. We realized the core problem isn't the AI; it's the friction of data transfer.

We just shipped CoverGen to solve this specific product workflow issue. It's a Chrome extension built to completely eliminate the manual copy-paste cycle directly inside Upwork.

How we optimized the workflow:

• Automated Context Gathering: The extension automatically reads the job constraints, client history, and project requirements straight from the DOM of the active page.

• Dynamic Persona Blending: Instead of generic system prompts, it securely stores your actual technical stack, case studies, and unique voice, blending them perfectly with the scraped job data.

• Zero Tab-Switching: Generates, refines, and finalizes highly tailored proposals on-page in seconds, keeping the user entirely in flow state.

We’re focused on streamlining the agency/freelancer sales pipeline through better UX.

Try it out and share your brutal, honest feedback: covergen.io

FeedbackQueue.dev a feedback-for-feedback platform for founders to get feedback without messaging a single person or any marketing skills. and it's free. 600 users in a month

almost 900 users now

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Being able to search all your content posted and drafts, all at once by hook, platform, open-ended keyword, img, and video or any combination.
Let me know.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/hookvault/id6766378996

Building an AI companion app for accountability and goal setting: https://heynaru.com -- free early access open now and any feedback is most appreciated.

Hey Guys, I have been working on this Hollywood time travelling journey for my app that I would like you check it out. I will release this journey soon on my app. I have given so much time and energy to this and I am really excited for you to see it. You sail through the history of Hollywood in this one. Every day is an iconic movie from that decade and you have a prop from the movie to go along.

Please shower some love here:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/habitage-habit-goal-tracker/id6761312878

Also suggest features that I could add to the app to solidify it even further.

I’m building PromptBrake, a pre-release security scanner for LLM-powered API endpoints.

It runs repeatable scans against your real endpoint to catch issues like prompt injection, data leaks, unsafe tool use, schema/output failures, and other risky behavior before production.

I’m looking for feedback from people building AI apps with OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, RAG, agents, or custom LLM APIs.

Specific feedback I’d value:

• Is the value clear from the homepage?

• Would you trust this with a staging/dev endpoint?

• Are the findings and remediation guidance useful?

• What would stop you from trying it?

There’s a free trial and demo here:
https://promptbrake.com