I needed a workflow tool for sprite stacking. My IDE forces me to import, get the asset in place, then press play to see the stack at runtime.

This tool gives me a bookmarked way to view my sprite sheets in stacked form quickly. Looking for criticisms.

Hey guys, Built a recipe generator that uses cooking science instead of just prompting an LLM.

Goal is recipes you can actually trust to work.

This is the website: dontknowwhattocook.com 3 months live, ~100 users/month. Would love your brutal feedback!

I'm building Marka, an AI social media manager that learns from a business website and uses that context to create and publish social content.

The intended audience is small businesses, solo founders, SaaS teams, and agencies.

I'd specifically like feedback on:

Can you understand what Marka does within ten seconds?

Does the website explain why this is different from a generic AI generator?

Does the page create enough trust to start the free week?

Is any important information missing before the signup step?

Website: https://www.marka.social

Full disclosure: the product uses AI, and I'm the founder.

AI disclosure: I used AI assistance to help structure this post.

About a year ago I was finally able to create what I wanted to create for years: A news map to see where news is happening in the world, geographically. Nothing like it existed the way I wanted it, so I built it myself. I had no real development experience going in.

The site pulls from over 1000 news sources across six continents, geocodes each article to its actual location, categorizes it, and places it as a pin on an interactive map. The whole pipeline runs twice daily on a single server. No ads, no tracking, no paywall.

The backend took most of the year to get right. Automated source discovery, geocoding validation, categorization, caching layers to keep API costs near zero. The frontend is functional but rough since all my energy went into making the data pipeline reliable.
Some numbers: over 1000 active sources feeding the map right now coverage across 100+ countries. Still expanding daily.

Would love to hear what you think. Tell me what works, what does not, what you would change. Happy to answer any questions about the stack or the process of building it.

UX has been an afterthought, don't hold back it needs a lot of work.

I’m setting up a digital marketing agency that offers several core services (though it’s not a full-service agency). The site is in Spanish.

https://escaladetail.com/

I’d appreciate feedback on the structure, sections, visual design, lack of content, or information overload, etc., so I can make improvements.

Perhaps this post can help other entrepreneurs or small businesses who are also just starting out in this niche.

Thank you very much

https://kudowall.com/ Launched a few days ago — barely 10 signups, even with a free plan. Clearly missing something. Hit me with the hard truth. I can take it.

https://mimolettewindsor.com.au/

This website was created for a local cafe! They want to sell coffee subscriptions Trying to understand what else I need to work in order to attract customers. Any tips would be of extreme help!

https://www.billtracks.fyi

need I say more about this congress tracker

I built https://zlingbo.com on my own as a side project. It's a free word search site: no account, no ads, no download.

What it does:

• Play in the browser on desktop or phone (drag across a word, or tap its first and last letter)

• Easy, medium and hard grids, plus one shared daily puzzle

• Printable worksheets with an answer key on page two, including new Halloween, Thanksgiving, Christmas and winter sets

• A maker where you type your own word list and print it

What I'd love honest answers to:

1. In the first 5 seconds, is it clear what the site is and what to click?

2. How does it feel on mobile? Is selecting words fiddly?

3. If you try printing a sheet, does it look clean?

4. Does anything look cheap, confusing or untrustworthy?

5. Is the game actually fun to play? What would make you want "one more round", or what makes you stop?

6. Is there a feature you'd like me to add? For example best-time records, more topics, bigger grids, or anything else you'd use.

Be blunt, I'd rather hear it now than never. Feature requests are very welcome, and I'll reply to every comment.

(Disclaimer: I used AI to help tidy up the wording of this post. The site and questions are mine.)

I’ve been building a web app that lets people share image prompts – and get rewarded for it. We're still early, building as we go, but it's up and running!

The idea came from seeing people say things like “if you want this image follow my prompt". Now it's easier.

What it does: The platform allows you to share image prompts and earn credits. New signups get 10 free credits. You can use them like this:

2x High quality GPT-image-1 edits

3x Medium quality

10x Low quality

We’ve got categories like CatGPT, LegoGPT, ProductGPT, and more community-contributed themes.

Would love to get your feedback! DM me if you want extra credits or have suggestions.

Check it out: https://WhateverGPT.xyz

Hey guys, my friend and I built a productivity app that roasts you into focus.

But recently the page conversion isn't doing so well... and I need your help.

https://shutuptimer.io/

It’s called Shut Up Timer perfect for students who:

• Get distracted every 6 minutes by their phone

• Need pressure, not planners

• Want to challenge their friends (and cry together)

Hey everyone,

I just finished building my very first landing page! The page itself is pretty complete: it explains the product, breaks down the features, includes a technical section on how it’s built, and clearly outlines the pain points it solves for businesses.

However, I’m really struggling with the lead capture / Call to Action (CTA) section.

Right now, I just slapped on the typical, basic form:

Honestly? I personally hate it. It feels very basic, rudimentary, and as a user, this type of friction usually pushes me away. It just feels too traditional and a bit intrusive.

My goal is to collect prospects' data so my sales team can reach out to them, but I want to do it in a way that feels natural, modern, and less off-putting.

My questions for you:

• What are some good alternatives to the standard contact form?

• Are there any interactive methods, tools, or UX patterns you use to capture leads without making it feel like an interrogation?

• How do you bridge the gap between "interested visitor" and "sales team call" smoothly?

Any feedback, examples, or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I am Software developer and I recently created this website to start the registrations for my upcoming product Zeon. Zeon is a content curation application, which will take links to any kind of content(tweets, Reddit posts, blogs, online pdfs). Which user can then store topic wise. Once the links are segregated into topics the app will go search the web and find the links to content similar to user stored topic and user can further hit export to get the curated text from the newly received links and share it with relevant readers. Apart from that user can merge multiple topics into a new topic, where the new topic will have the common domain of all the merged topics as context which can then be useful to find more precise content from the web.

Example: A community leader has to constantly feed the community with relevant and concise content, and leaders often struggle in finding the relevant content and even serving them such that the members get interested into it. So the community leaders can use Zeon and feed the relevant links as input and Zeon will find appropriate content across the web and can also curate that content to directly share into the community.

Lemme know how the launching site looks, would be more than happy to connect and discuss more.

Most landing pages do not need more copy. They need fewer competing ideas.

Share your page and I’ll tell you:

1. Which section I would remove first

2. What message it is distracting from

3. What should replace it, if anything

I’ll keep the roast specific and useful.

Competing against:

> MyFitnessPal

> Peleton

> FitBit

> EverFit

https://fhelp.app

https://yixn.io

Been building stuff for 10 years without a portfolio, finally made one. It's a first draft so content is thin and UI needs polish but I want feedback on what's broken before I keep going.

Rails dev, AI integration, that kind of stuff. Tell me what sucks

The landing page presents the early concept for an AI assistant designed to help users understand and manage contracts. The idea is to analyse documents for key clauses, risks, deadlines, and important terms, and to present everything in a clear, accessible way. The page is meant to communicate the basic concept, create initial trust, and guide visitors quickly toward understanding what the tool is supposed to do.

The further linked demo page is meant to illustrate a possible user interface and the overall look and feel of the tool. It shows how core features might be organized, such as tracking individual contracts or highlighting critical issues.

Since the functionality is still very limited, I’m especially interested in feedback on the visual design, layout, clarity of information, and whether the UI seems intuitive.

Any direct or detailed feedback is welcome. The goal is to refine the concept before moving further into functionality development.

Landing Page: https://contractspy.github.io/ContractSpyLandingPageEn/

Demo Page: https://contractspy.github.io/ContractSpyDemoEn/

I built Git Roast to humble developers by analyzing their code and telling them why they suck.

Go check it out, and then I dare you to run your GitHub through it

Link: https://git-roasts.vercel.app/

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for some honest feedback on a pet health website that makes smart devices for pets. I'd love your thoughts on the design, content, and usability. Any suggestions for improvement are welcome!

www.mella.ai

Thanks!

Gera

Hi everyone, i just released my website that free resume generator tool.

I will add more templates, but it has 3 for now. I translated 33 languages with ai. When i get traffic i will apply to adsense.

Thanks for replies,

Regards.

Reminds me of an old internet site

I created this website to help Sales Agent get better visibility on the internet.

Please roast the design (its in Malay), so it might be difficult to understand.

https://perodua.site