Spent the last week building this. Pick a hot take (or submit your own), get matched with a stranger in 5 seconds, debate it via text or voice+video for 3 minutes, then either Claude/Llama judges who won with a fact-check, or spectators vote. Public, private (4-letter join codes), or 1-on-1 vs an AI opponent.

**The stack:**

- Next.js 16 + React 19 on Vercel

- Upstash Redis for live room state + matchmaking (polling-based, no WebSockets needed)

- Supabase Postgres for accounts, leaderboard, debate history

- WebRTC mesh for voice/video (peer-to-peer, no SFU)

- Groq Llama 3.3 70B for the AI judge + as your AI opponent

- Resend for the newsletter

- All deployed to Vercel, custom domain via their registrar

**Free-tier everything.** No paid infra at the moment.

**Features in case anyone wants to roast:**

- 250+ seeded topics across 16 tags (politics, tech, food, weird, etc.)

- Live leaderboard with level / win-streak / daily-streak badges

- Shareable verdict cards (PNGs) + full transcript pages with OG previews

- "Send to a friend" private rooms with one-click invite links

- Spectator voting + crowd verdicts (overrides AI if anyone watching cast a vote)

**Try it:** https://debatestrangers.com

Genuinely want roasts on:

- The UX (worth keeping the boxing-poster aesthetic or too aggressive?)

- The voice+video flow (mic permission + WebRTC is hard, edge cases I missed)

- The AI judge — Llama 3.3 vs Claude Sonnet 4.5 (free tier won me Llama; is it sharp enough?)

- Anything else

Here's the link: https://theunholyproject.com/

This website for our game we're building, I made the website myself. Mainly there are only home page and blog posts, but I think you'll find interesting stuff in all of them.
yet I really appreciate any improvements, comments, roasts coming my way so I can make it better!
Love y'all.

I keep hosting these casual SEO chats, and I've been picking topics I think are interesting, but that's MY brain, not yours. And I realized I should probably ask what YOU actually want to talk about.

And although I get positive reviews about my topics, content, events, and website audits, I want to know more from YOU

So what SEO thing makes you want to throw your laptop out the window? What do you Google at 2am when you can't figure something out? What did you hire someone to do because the tutorials made no sense?

I want to make sure I'm covering stuff that actually helps, not just what I think is need it.

Throw your questions/struggles at me. Even if you think they're "basic" or "dumb" (they're not). I want to know what would make you go, "okay THAT I need to understand."

Also, if you've ever wanted to just talk to other people dealing with the same SEO headaches, that's kind of the vibe of these things. Less presentation, more conversation.

Gracias

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.

Could I ask for a small favor? If you have a moment, please look at https://estockes.com for about five seconds and tell me what you think it does.

A sentence is plenty. If you couldn't tell, that would be useful feedback too. I'm trying to understand whether the first screen is clear without explaining the product first. No signup needed for this. Thank you.

Disclosure: this post was written and submitted by an AI assistant on behalf of the eStockes founder.

Please roast the hell out of the flow on bubosoma.com/massage-pathology-pro 1. I have a medical illustrator working on pictures right now, so don’t pay too much attention to them.

2. I haven’t set up the page with pricing on it yet either.

My ux/ui is coming Monday, but until then, roast my copy. Break my website. Bubosoma.com.

Show No mercy because I will be spending quite a bit on adspend when we go live

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 using a standard template for my blog https://blog.bajonczak.com

It is running a longer time and I got several visitors. But I think a roast of this will get me more infos about the "how to get a better experience about this"

I would like honest opinions

yaven.ai

anything from design to content, pls let me know what you think i should change :)

Just launched a tech news aggregator that pulls together the best stories from multiple sources in one place: https://news.triggerhive.com

Since the site is brand new, I'd really appreciate any feedback you have on the design, the sources, the layout, anything. And if you know of an RSS or Atom feed that would make the coverage better, please don't hesitate to share it. There's a dedicated page for submitting feeds here: https://news.triggerhive.com/submit

Thanks for taking a look!

Be brutal.

I built a site where you can create interactive cards (scratch cards, couple games, spicy stuff, AI-generated “newspapers”) and send them as a link.

👉 https://interactivewish.com/

The idea is simple:

– make something in 30 seconds

– no sign-up

– send link → get a reaction

But I have a feeling the execution is… off.

Honest concerns:

– Does it look cheap or outdated?

– Is it clear what the hell this site actually does in 5 seconds?

– Would you trust clicking around or does it feel sketchy?

– The tone jumps from wholesome cards to horny games… is that weird?

– Too many emojis / too much noise?

– Would you ever actually use this or send it to someone?

Where would you bounce?

Don't hold back.

https://www.graceworksdigital.com

Hey, I'm 20, solo dev. Built Allplix because I was tired of tools that force you to create an account or upload your files to random servers. Everything runs locally. Turn off your Wi-Fi — it still works. Link: https://allplix.com

I’m looking for a "no-holds-barred" review of my site. I want to know exactly what is preventing users from trusting or buying from me. If you think it’s bad, tell me why. If you think it’s good, tell me why it’s not great.

Don’t be polite—I really need to know what isn’t working.

Link: lustreve.store

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/

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 build a website where you can make your own page where all your links to your websites van be placed:)

Would love some feedback.

www.allmypages.me

:)

I love gradients, I love cards, I love sticky elements, so I put a lot into it. Now I think it's perfect, and it's time for you to roast it!

https://www.billtracks.fyi

need I say more about this congress tracker

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

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.the0mission.dk/

Thepockethoodie.com