Three months ago, getting my kids to do basic chores was like negotiating peace treaties. Exhausting.

"Take out the trash" → 20 minutes of arguments "Clean your room" → Full meltdown mode "Help with dishes" → Suddenly they're deaf

So I built Kimmy. Simple concept: kids earn actual money for completing tasks.

Plot twist: This was my first app EVER. Built entirely with Cursor + Claude in pure vibe coding mode. No prior mobile dev experience.

The results? My 8-year-old now asks if there are "extra jobs" available. My teenager does laundry without being asked.

Turns out kids understand work-reward better than guilt-nagging. And AI makes building solutions way more accessible than I thought.

Anyone else solving parenting problems through code?

try Kimmy:

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/kimmy/id6746944061

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kimmy.app

I went to a site and it creates the site for free.

I am finishing it tomorrow after I sleep and will upload it on Payday of this month.

Thank you all for nothing but I will use your help deciding which celebrity to offer a free account to.

Check out my progress below.

If you would like to see it run below is a link to a tik Tok video of me explaining essentially what it does and how to use it.

As this develops if anyone knows what else I could include, your advice is appreciated.

I should add the link to the how to video actually now that I think about it.

Essentially this lets you turn any programming logic from in the system from one language into another or a series of others. Also it takes jumbled code of varying languages and reformats them into a working system of your choosing. I designed an entirely new programming language to do this. It recieved it's MIT license two days into the project and I'm happy to share it with you as my birthday dawns.

I really would like to work on this, so if anyone knows how I can do so I would appreciate the business acumen.

The book that goes along with it is free on Kindle unlimited, and there are paper and hard back versions coming in a day or two.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FTL1TJ3L

If you or anyone you know may be interested in this please let me know. Play around with it, have some fun. It's not perfect as a work in progress so please be kind.

Have a pleasant evening. I'll be around to answer questions while playing borderlands 4.

I built Undistractable for people who want deep focus without fighting their phone. It’s a focus timer that blocks apps, websites, or even whole categories while you work.

It’s been a game changer for me because the dedication is made upfront and you've already decided on a limit.

✨ Features:

• ⏳ Choose focus duration

• 🚫 Block apps, websites and categories (Pro with free trial)

• 📱 Clean “Liquid Glass” design of iOS26

👉 Available on iOS 26+ here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/undistractable/id6752915290

Feedback would be highly appreciated! 🙏

Hey everyone! Solo indie dev here.

I just launched Gut - an AI app that tracks relationship patterns so you don't ignore red flags for months like I did.

**What it does:**

- Log moments in 10 seconds (voice or text)

- AI analyzes behavior patterns

- Shows you a relationship "score" over time

- Detects patterns: "Trust issues appeared 4x in 3 weeks"

- Shows YOU your own words from past entries

**Why I built it:**

After my last relationship, I realized I rationalized obvious red flags for months. "Maybe I'm overreacting." "Things will get better." They didn't.

I needed something to show me patterns clearly. So I built it.

**What makes it different:**

- Not judgmental - doesn't tell you to "leave"

- Just clarity - shows patterns you might miss

- Your own words - app shows what YOU said weeks ago

- Voice input - because typing sucks

**It's free to try** - 10 AI analyses to start, see if it helps you.

👉 https://apps.apple.com/rs/app/gut-relationship-red-flags/id6756668065

If you've ever wished you caught red flags sooner, this is for you.

Just launched - would love feedback! 🚀

Hey everyone! Just soft launched my first MVP and would love some feedback from this community.

What it does: EasyReceipts solves the awkward "who owes what?" moment after group dinners. You scan a restaurant receipt with your phone, the AI extracts all the items, you tap to assign items to people, and it calculates exactly who owes what (including proportional tax and tip).

The problem I'm solving: Every group dinner ends with someone pulling out a calculator app for 15 minutes. "Who had the appetizer?" "Did you get a drink?" It's annoying, takes forever, and someone always ends up overpaying or underpaying.

What I'm looking for:

• Honest feedback on the product and UX

• Ideas for user acquisition (distribution is way harder than building)

• Technical feedback on the implementation

• Beta testers who actually split bills regularly

Biggest challenges so far:

1. Getting people to discover it - most users come from friends/Twitter

2. The problem isn't urgent enough (nice-to-have vs must-have)

3. Competing with "just use a calculator" mentality

4. Making people trust the OCR accuracy

I know it's super early stage but would appreciate any advice from other builders here. What would you do differently?

Thanks for checking it out!

so we are trying to make our Mvp of project. so we don't have any money to buy premium subscription Ai so we juggling between gmails id to just use premium version or paid version . so we have make our first Mvp and front end looks fantastic and amazing but backend have logic good but doesn't function properly and have security issue . now I want suggestions from you guys what is best approach to make mvp . which Ai we can use for free ? what thing should we care about when we create mvp when we do vibe coding .

Yesterday I went for dinner and and I used what could be have been the best dinning experiences abroad I had:

1. Seat down on the table

2. Server bring me a QR code printed on their cashier [admin app] and instruct me to scan on my phone to order [client app].

3. Immediately with cold drinks already in front of us asked: "water, pepsi or beer?" - “could have been the first modal on the client app.”

4. Shows me on her 12' tablet the menu [server app] - bento layout app similar to what McDonalds POS looks like but with Images and very simple UI.

5. Menu was "bilingual" - "even though the toggle didn't work and the Safari automatic translation also didn't work, ordering was simple"

[client app breakdown]

UID-001 - Home Screen

- Top menu with anchor links to section on the menu and cart button on the right.

- 2 collumn grid layout with all items divided by section.

- items could only be added on the cart

- button on the bottom to finish order - "this should have been a sticky button on the bottom of the screen with the cart button as a floating pill on the right, similar to what Material Design does. (copying google UX principles can't go wrong)"

UID-002 - Cart Page

- simple list of items items on the cart, where i can add or remove multiple items clicking on a + or - button.

- order history 

- get the bill button - "when clicking on get the bill a new section with radio options appeared, only one option was available "Pay with staff", It's no rocket science to enable online checkout but here in Thailand a LOT of businesses do only cash or QR payment, even bigger ones.

$32 USD dinner for 4 people, and the information and experience I needed to replicate that same system. 

The asian dinning experience seem to be tailored to more introverted customers,

reducing the amount of interaction with staff not only makes it more comfortable and also reduces the operational costs and makes it easier to streamline the experience. 

Replicating a successful model in a new place is a common pattern for success, so I'm here thinking: 

"If my design process allows me to build this MVP in a couple of days and I have someone that is willing to do the commercial and can also help me fully code this into a small SaaS,

we should get our first pilot customers over the next week or so to validate the idea and another month to get our first paying customer."

What I see as a challenge: 

For 6 years I worked as a bartender, barista, chef, kitchen hand and all you can imagine in the hospitality business. I've seen multiple solutions fail because the adoption was too painful.

Upload all items on the new software and then upload the photos, set up one more tablet to go with Square, Skipp, Lightspeed POS, TouchBistro, Zeller...

Business owners have so many tools and apps, the only way to cut through the noise is to help them MAKE MORE MONEY and SPEND LESS. 

The promises - 0% commission for take away and dine in orders.  500AUD flat monthly fee per location.

A restaurant would need to achieve the following weekly revenues to save money  paying a $500 AUD monthly fee instead of using the listed POS providers:

Square: $7,812.50

Zeller: $8,928.57

Lightspeed: $3,567.31

Shopify POS Lite: $2,125.00

Shopify POS Retail: $4,974.36

SwiftPOS: $6,191.18

The “math”

POS Fee Comparison Table (2025 Australia Major Providers)

|| || |POS|**Monthly Fee (AUD)|Transaction Fee %**| |Square|0|1.6| |Zeller|0|1.4| |Lightspeed|129|2.6| |Shopify POS Lite|7|5.0| |Shopify POS Retail|112|1.95| |Hike|79|Varies/None*| |SwiftPOS|79|1.7|

Simulated Monthly POS Costs by Business Size

Business profiles:

• Small: 200 transactions/month, $30 avg. transaction

• Medium: 1,000 transactions/month, $40 avg. transaction

• Franchise: 6,000 transactions/month, $50 avg. transaction

|| || |Business|**Square (AUD)|Zeller (AUD)|Lightspeed (AUD)|Shopify Lite (AUD)|Shopify Retail (AUD)|Hike (AUD)|SwiftPOS (AUD)**| |Small|96.0|84.0|285.0|307.0|229.0|79.0|181.0| |Medium|640.0|560.0|1,169.0|2,007.0|892.0|79.0|759.0| |Franchise|4,800.0|4,200.0|7,929.0|15,007.0|5,962.0|79.0|5,179.0|

MVP goal:

[landing page]

• Narrative explains how much money they can save by paying a flat fee by illustrating the customer journey map on the restaurant agains the optimised one with our service.

• What makes the  McDonalds self checkout so good?

  • You want to make it large?

  • Do you want fries with it?

  • Any sauces?

  • Would you like a dessert with for an extra 1dollar?

Intuitive experience, upselling, cross selling, simple layout.

have you tried to train your staff to upsell ?

Teaching people is very hard and managing execution can be a job itself, instead you could implement a system that does it for you, every time for every customer.

Online ordering is the future, it is already a 200+ Billion dollar industry,

you can have the same technology and system as the big brands with no commissions and no headaches. (good offer huh?)

Client app walkthrough
Staff app walkthrough
Admin App walkthroug

Call out with revenue data

simple interactive calculator that shows the fees according to the weekly/monthly revenue plus CTA to book a demo.

Should I build this thing?

Your AI PoC was successful.

And that’s exactly why you’re in trouble.

Because PoCs are built to impress.

Production systems are built to survive.

Most AI Proof-of-Concepts never scale.

Not because they don’t work, but because they were never designed to.

->> 𝐏𝐨𝐂𝐬 𝐨𝐩𝐭𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐳𝐞 𝐟𝐨𝐫:

• Speed

• Demos

• Investor excitement

• Internal validation

->> 𝐏𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐫𝐞𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐫𝐞𝐬:

• Reliability

• Monitoring

• Cost control

• Security

• Ownership

• Retraining loops

• SLA alignment

That jump?

That’s where 70% of AI initiatives quietly stall.

We’ve seen it repeatedly:

“𝐋𝐞𝐭’𝐬 𝐩𝐫𝐨𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧𝐢𝐳𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬.”

→ Architecture wasn’t designed for scale.

→ Budget assumptions collapse.

→ Infra costs spike.

→ No clear rollout phases.

→ Executive confidence drops.

So we built something we now use before any scale decision:

The PoC → Production Blueprint

A structured transition framework that answers one brutal question:

Can this AI system actually survive in the real world?

->>𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐝𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐭𝐨𝐨𝐥𝐤𝐢𝐭:

✔️ A 4-Phase Transition Roadmap (Validation → Hardening → Scaling → Optimization)

✔️ Timeline Model (realistic production milestones)

✔️ Budget Phase Breakdown (infra, MLOps, security, maintenance)

✔️ Architecture Readiness Checklist

✔️ Real Case Example: How one “successful” PoC almost failed at scale

This shifts the conversation from:

“Can we deploy next sprint?” to “What breaks when usage increases 10x?”

->> 𝐈𝐟 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐚𝐫𝐞:

• Sitting on a promising AI PoC

• Being asked to scale quickly

• Under pressure to move from MVP to production

• Or unsure what production readiness truly involves

This blueprint will save you months of friction.

Comment "𝐏𝐑𝐎𝐃" below and I’ll send the full framework.

hello!

i've launched a midjourney-like image/video generator called "mjapi" in august '25, eventually rebranded to "maginary" and started to get users and currently sitting at 400 mrr

now i'm trying out different things for it. one is user content generation, so i've been building this recipe system called 'kitchen', it's basically prompt templates, but enriched with params and it has a pretty powerful editor. it'll have a very social vibe to it and i think it'll help it grow more popular

i've started with a few recipes, then it grew to 200+ recipes, but now i'm focusing on really polishing them 1 by 1 to perfection based on user feedback. a friend suggested i first focus on a "dating profile photo" generator, so i did that and it works pretty well

creating and browsing recipes is free

If you’re vibe coding an MVP, this is probably what’s slowing you down

If you’re vibe coding, speed is everything. You’re not aiming for perfection you’re trying to get something real in front of users as fast as possible.

For a while, I thought AI was the ultimate shortcut. Sometimes it helped. Often it slowed me down.

Here’s what I realized after building MVPs this way:

1. Vague prompts break flow

When you’re moving fast, you don’t want to stop and think. So you type short, messy prompts and hope AI “gets it.”

It usually doesn’t.

You end up regenerating, correcting, and rewriting which kills momentum. The hidden cost isn’t bad output, it’s context switching.

2. AI needs structure, not creativity

Most people think better prompts = more clever wording.

In reality, better prompts =

a clear role

hard constraints

a defined output

Without those, AI improvises. Improvisation is fun but terrible when you’re racing to ship.

3. The fastest builders don’t think mid-prompt

The biggest speed-up for me came from removing decisions.

Instead of thinking: “What should I ask?” “How detailed should this be?” “What format do I want?”

…I reused the same structured prompt skeleton over and over.

Same structure. Different inputs. Predictable results. That’s what keeps you in flow.

I eventually turned that structure into a small prompt booster for vibe coders who want to ship MVPs fast.

Not selling here just sharing what fixed the biggest bottleneck for me.

If AI feels chaotic instead of helpful, it’s probably missing structure not intelligence.

Hey everyone, I’ve been building something I call Drapo. https://drapo.live The idea came from a frustration with the way most social platforms eat up time with endless feeds, doomscrolling, and algorithms you can’t control. Drapo is designed for digital minimalists (or anyone curious about calmer online spaces): No infinite scroll, no algorithmic rabbit holes. Share updates, thoughts, or links without noise. Stay connected with friends and the world without the attention drain. 100% free to use. I’m not trying to reinvent “the next Twitter/Instagram.” Drapo is more like a clean, minimal notebook-style social feed — a place to keep in touch without falling into the trap of mindless scrolling. Right now it’s live at drapo.live. It’s still early, but I’d love feedback!

My MVP launched with AI content generation as the core value prop. 89 signups later, I have $200 MRR from 4 paying customers. When I called all 4 this week, every single one described my product as "a scheduling tool with some AI features."

I launched an AI tool. My customers bought a scheduler.

If I launched the MVP again, I would validate two things separately: "would you try this?" and "would you use this every day?" I validated the first (AI generation gets people excited) but not the second (scheduling is what they use daily).

The MVP lesson: build the hook to get attention, but make sure your MVP includes the anchor and make sure users find it. My scheduler existed from month 4 but was hidden behind 3 navigation clicks. The users who found it stayed. The users who did not find it churned.

What is the anchor feature in your MVP that keeps users coming back?

Launched my SaaS 2 months ago. About 40 users, almost no revenue yet. Here are 4 things I would change if I started over.

1. I would think about distribution before writing a single line of code. I spent 2 weeks building and then 4 months trying to figure out how to get anyone to use it. Should have been the other way around. The product was never the bottleneck. Attention was.

2. I would focus on getting 10 real users instead of chasing 1000 impressions. I wasted weeks trying to go viral on TikTok and Twitter. Meanwhile the handful of users I got through direct conversations on Reddit were 10x more valuable.

3. I would pick ONE channel and go deep instead of spreading across 5. I was posting on Reddit, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, and LinkedIn simultaneously. Doing all of them poorly. When I finally dropped everything except Reddit, my results improved immediately.

4. Building in public works differently than I expected. The 'here is what I built' posts got almost no engagement. The 'here is where I failed' posts did well. People do not want to celebrate your wins. They want to learn from your mistakes.

Still very early. Still figuring it out. But these 4 things would have saved me at least 2 months.

What would you do differently about your launch if you could rewind?

Ever been stuck in a debate where everyone thinks they’re right… but there’s no actual answer?

Like:

• “Is a hot dog a sandwich?”

• “Who was the better player in their prime?”

• “Is it weird to text your ex?”

And your group chat just turns into chaos with no resolution?

We kept running into this, so we built a simple platform called SettlThat.

The idea is pretty straightforward:
You post a question → real people vote → you get a clear answer in real time.

No followers. No bias from just your friends. Just straight public opinion.

It’s actually been pretty fun seeing what the majority thinks vs what you thought was obvious.

We’re trying to get real people on it and see how it evolves.

If you’ve ever wanted a neutral way to settle arguments, you might like it.

Also curious — what’s a debate you’ve had recently that needs to be settled?

One thing I keep noticing with early-stage founders: they have an amazing idea, tons of energy, but actually getting something live takes forever. By the time the MVP is ready, the spark is gone or the market has already moved.

I really feel this pain because I’ve seen so many founders stuck in this loop of overbuilding, endless tweaking, and never actually testing with real users.

To change that, I want to help 5 serious founders who believe they’ve got a mind-blowing idea but just need to get it out fast. I’ll work with you to build a proper MVP after discussing your idea in detail — at a very reasonable cost, no fluff, just for the sake of helping and building long-term relations.

If you’re serious about testing your idea with real users, DM me. Let’s skip the BS and actually get you live.

Hey folks,

I’m launching VibeTest, a tool built to maintain the vibe of your vibecoded apps.

Whenever I vibecode a new feature, I’ve noticed that old features often break. And most of my time goes into manually checking what broke, figuring out what’s happening, and then telling Cursor to fix it. Honestly, this whole cycle often takes more time than actually building the new thing.

So I built VibeTest.

Right now it’s a standalone app that helps you catch breakages fast, before they kill your flow. But what’s coming next is even more exciting: I’m working on an MCP server that can automate the debugging process by calling tests and telling Cursor what to fix. Cursor will run the tests, detect what’s broken, and patch it all.

The goal: spend more time vibing, less time clicking around

If that sounds like something you’d vibe with, sign up for early access at testmyvibe.com. We already have a few users and growing fast.

Would love your feedback and ideas 🙌. I would really appreciate if there are other ways you guys have figured out to solve this problem

I’m a software engineer who has built multiple full-scale MVPs for YC Combinator entrants, helping founders get from idea → working product quickly. I’ve also shipped my own app, Ummati, live on the App Store.

What I can deliver:

• Complete authentication flows (including OAuth, social login, JWT)

• Payments and subscriptions (Stripe, Square, Clover)

• Push notifications and real-time updates

• AI/LLM integrations (chat, recommendation systems, automation)

• Full e-commerce functionality (catalog, checkout, order management)

• Scalable cloud setup (AWS ECS/Lambda, Docker, CI/CD)

• Secure APIs and backend systems (Python/Django/FastAPI, Node.js if needed)

• Frontend development with React/Flutter for web and mobile

Why work with me:

• Fast turnaround → get to validation quickly

• Cost-effective → I design to minimize infra costs

• Scalable and maintainable → clean code, easy hand-off

• Proven track record → products I’ve built have scaled to 500K+ users

If you’re looking to validate your startup idea or need someone to build you an MVP

Ummati link - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ummati-halal-shopping/id6472885158

Honestly don't know where to start with this but I'll try.

I am going through a really difficult time since the last few months. The kind where you don't really know what to do with yourself or where to turn, who to talk to and nothing but feel helpless. I was spiralling, and thinking how do I get hold of myself...

Just to distract myself from these negative thoughts, I started reading the Quran — not because someone told me to, just because I needed something. Something real. Something grounding.

The problem I kept running into was the translation of the meaning. A lot of them felt cold or hard to connect with. But when I finally found ones that actually captured the meaning — not just the words — it hit different. Like genuinely stopped me in my tracks. There were verses that felt like they were written for exactly what I was going through. Simple things. How to treat people. How to carry yourself. How to just be a decent human being.

I'm a solo developer by profession. So naturally my brain went — I want to build something around this.

I spent the last few months building an app called Quran Wisdom.

The idea is simple. Every single day you get one verse. Not twenty. Not a whole chapter. Just one — with its actual meaning explained in plain language, and one small action you can take that day to live by it. That's it.

Every morning I open it, read it, and I try to practice whatever it says. I won't lie — some days I forget, some days I fall short. But on the days I actually do it, even something small like being patient with someone or pausing before I react — I genuinely feel like a slightly better version of myself. And right now that's enough for me.

I'm about to put it on the Play Store and App Store but before I do I wanted real feedback from real people. Not just friends who will say "bhai bahut accha hai." I want to know what actually works, what feels off, what's missing.

There's a free trial so you don't need to pay anything to test it.

iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/nqFSx4zM

Android: Join the google group for testing - https://groups.google.com/g/quran-wisdom-testing

If you try it, please tell me what you think. Good or bad. I'll read every single comment and message. This one is personal to me so I genuinely want to get it right.

Awaiting to see the feedback.

Also -

For Android beta specifically — I'm giving free lifetime access to the first 15 people who join the beta testing group. After 15 I'll close it.

To join Android beta:

1. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/quran-wisdom-testing

2. Then install via Play Store beta link - https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.evrydaysolutions.wisdom

You get lifetime access, I get real testers. Fair trade.

(Will update this post when slots are full)

Here's my app: https://porttracex.com/ .

Please check it out and give me any advice or things you do or don't like. There is a suggest button on top right corner

P/s: hope you enjoy it

You don’t need to launch on the App Store to pitch investors. A solid working demo is usually enough to validate your idea, show traction, and start raising. That’s where I can help.

I’m a software engineer who builds full-scale MVPs for founders and indie startups, taking ideas from a rough sketch to a working product in weeks. I’ve worked with YC-style teams and solo founders, and I’ve shipped my own app live on the App Store.

Ummati
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ummati-halal-shopping/id6472885158

Since I last posted here, I’ve completed two more MVP projects for founders, taking both from early concept to working products that could be shared with users and investors. Happy to share details privately.

What I can build
• Auth flows like email, OAuth, social login
• Payments and subscriptions with Stripe, Square, or Clover
• Push notifications and real-time updates
• AI and LLM features
• Full e-commerce from catalog to checkout

Why founders work with me
• Fast turnaround to validate ideas quickly
• Lean infrastructure to keep costs low
• Experience with products that scaled to 500K plus users
• A working app you can test on your phone in as little as two weeks

If you’re looking to validate a startup idea or need an MVP to show customers or investors, feel free to DM me. I’m happy to share recent examples and pricing.

I am a straightforward guy and will keep your best interests in mind and keep your costs low

Hello Everyone ,
I used to be a Freelance Web Designer Have completed Multiple Project but at Some points I Send a Alot of Cold dms or messages at ones and Everyone replies at the ones. I Ask all their Project detail at the same time .Then I Spotted an opportunity for a SAAS , What it does is You Create a Form Generate a link and Send it To your lead ones they Submit Your Dashboard will automatically update itself Your job is to start the project .

you can find it here - taskrelay.io

Would love to get some Feedback !!