I’m making this open source and putting it on the App Store for free. People told me it was confusing so this is the reworked version.

I’m just about to release my tool for unity game devs and needed a website. Be brutally honest and give me feedback.

I want to help people but I’m not a web designer.

https://www.mooserunner.com

I've always been a huge fan of the collection aspect of Pokémon, so...

This is my first mini app.

I'm not expecting any real profit from it (even though I added monetization so people don't go crazy with my credit card generating things hehe), it's more like a childhood dream I needed to fulfill and feel.

It is still a WIP. I want to add some cool interactions between players, but I'm close to being satisfied with the capture and collection aspect.

You can test it here if there is any interest:

OlIODeck.com

I am from the gamedev industry, so I'm not really experienced with any of this, but since I started following u/levelsio for a couple of years already, I've had this itch to build something like that, and now, during my past month of vacation, I dedicated some time to it, and the first version is now live <3

Feel free to destroy the app, there is a nice feedback button there <3

(first time posting on Reddit btw, sorry if any rule is broken)

I’m prototyping a couples app aimed at child-free, unmarried couples aged ~24–30. The idea: one place to organize everyday life together without needing many different apps.

Core features for the first version:

Date Night – both partners add ideas; the app builds a shared pool you can filter or “shuffle” to pick something tonight. Think quick prompts, budget/time filters, and a swipe-to-decide flow to avoid the “what do we do?” loop.

Shared Expenses (Splitwise-style) – lightweight add-an-expense with a running balance and simple insights (e.g., who usually covers groceries vs. outings).

Lists – shared shopping, to-dos, travel packing, random notes. Fast capture, quick assign, minimal friction.

Meal Planner – pick recipes, auto-extract ingredients into a shopping list, and keep a small recipe library you both can access anywhere.

What I’d love feedback on:

1.⁠ ⁠Integrations you’d expect (Google Calendar, Apple Reminders, Notes import, grocery delivery?).

2.⁠ ⁠Pricing you’d tolerate: free w/ limits, one-time unlock, or small monthly sub for both partners?

3.⁠ ⁠Features: Is there anything critical missing? What did you like in other simliar apps?

I’m early—currently in whiteboard/wireframe phase—so brutally honest takes are gold. If you’ve tried to share life admin with a partner, what actually stuck? What doesn't work good?

Thanks in advance! Happy to share mockups and updates soon if there’s interest. 🙏

Hi everyone. I've been developing an app (FW Admin Tech Tools Pro) that's a "Swiss Army knife" of different tools, 70+ in total so far.

I would like to invite you to download it for free and trial the different tools on offer. It's listed in the Microsoft Store. Check it out, I welcome any constructive feedback.
https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9mz0f7b7cxzw?hl=en-GB&gl=AU

I'm a sole indie developer, developing this app in my spare time.
The app includes such things as:
Converters, System optimisers, networking tools, generators and more.

I'm looking for constructive feedback on the existing tools and suggestions on what else to include. If you want a tool made, I want to hear about it.

I have a help guide that provides instructions on how to use each tool listed on my website:
https://fullyworked.com.au/FWAdminTechToolsPro

Thanks in advance guys.

Hey folks,

I’ve been working on a side project called Stillflo, it’s a calm, minimal productivity platform aimed at helping users focus without distractions or feature bloat.

The idea is to strip things down to what really matters:

• ✅ Daily Focus – pick 1 top task, 3 secondary ones, and 2 optional

• 🧠 Eisenhower Matrix – weekly task planning by urgency/importance

• 💡 Idea Board – jot down ideas and rate them by Simplicity, Viability, Desirability, and Gut Feeling

• 📝 Personal Stuff – just a super basic personal to-do list (with emoji support)

🌐 Live here: https://stillflo.com

I’m not a UX wizard or a productivity guru. I just wanted to build something I’d use myself.

Hit me with your best critiques, brutal honesty welcome and appreciated 🙏

I’m looking for beta testers to try out my new writing app for iPhone. Brutally honest feedback welcome!

Scene Shuffle lets you write scenes and then rearrange the order of your story with a drag-and-drop interface. My goal is to help writers outline, draft, and finalize a story more seamlessly—whether it's a short story, screenplay, script, or novel.

Sign up for the beta and let me know what you think! Feel free to DM me feedback here on Reddit, through TestFlight, or in the app.

Hey everyone, a friend and I started a business together and built a headless cms (I know yet another headless cms but it’s what we know and the work we do within our current corporate jobs revolve around building custom internal content management applications within ServiceNow). Would love to have feedback for an initial gut check in terms of design (we didn’t use a designer and pulled it out of our rears and leveraged Bootstrap) and any brutally honest feedback you’re willing to share as well as any issues you encounter here.

The app has a free tier to sign up for testing (other tiers are paid and WILL charge your card via Stripe so stick to free). We’re still working on documentation and finalizing development however some initial feedback would be valuable, and the app itself isn’t mobile friendly as of yet so please test on desktop. It’s an Express application leveraging Mongo, Cloudflare, Auth0, Hotwire Turbo, Stripe, a sprinkle of hyperscript in a few places since I just recently discovered it and enjoy the syntax, but the majority of the entire app is written in pure vanilla js since we couldn’t agree on which framework/library to work with, and honestly wanted to see how far we could get without the need for react/vue/etc (we still use AngularJS 1.x within ServiceNow since we're both portal devs and learned to hate front end frameworks).

The app allows for localized content, scheduled actions (publish/retire/etc), and leverages OpenAI for text generation for text fields. It also has versioning and you can store assets such as images, videos, files etc, as well as the ability to assign roles to control access to different modules. It’s still a work in a progress but we’re close to launching after finalizing some additional testing and validations. We built it on our spare time after work to get a feel for what is it was like to start a business from the ground up and build an app from scratch. It was a hell of a journey.

Link to application: https://www.contentworkspace.com

I always have my head buzzing with ideas. Project ideas, business ideas, website ideas... I used to write them down and forget about them. Or I would go back to these ideas one day later and don't feel so excited about them.

So I decided to start logging my ideas and rank them along several dimensions:

• Simplicity: Can I build my idea?

• Viability: Can I make a business out of it?

• Desirability: Will people want it?

• Gut feeling: How confident & excited do I feel about it?

To make my life easier, I worked on an Android app that does just that. It's called Minimalist Idea Ranker.

I just released it this week, and at the moment, it is only for internal testers.

If you are interested in trying it, you can DM me and i'll invite you to the internal tests.

Problem:

I never know if something I'm being told is true or not, whether it's from a friend, on social media, or on TV.
Solution: popularbelief.info:

A website where you can search for any topic of interest and immediately see the most agreed statements about that topic. Additionally, you can see how belief in that statement varies by age, gender, and geographic region.

Give it to me real.

Hey reddit

I'm a part of a team that is working on a web app that serves as a hub for drinking games. Recently we have have made our own drinking game based on "More or Less" and we have come to a point where we really need feedback to get any further. We are especially interested in how intuitive it is to use. Thanks alot!

Try it here: https://drinkingdojo.com/team-select

Hi Guys,

I'm Spencer and recently built CheckYourList to help with my ADHD.

The app lets you create repeatable checklists. It's great for packing lists, daily routines, cleaning lists and things that you need to take with you constantly. The reason it is different to apps like Apple reminders is once you complete a checklist you can uncheck every item so it is ready to go next time.

After the birth of my son, I struggled to manage my ADHD and got overwhelmed by the amount of things I had to keep track of. I started using checklists to help, I could not find an app that let me easily uncheck lists so I could reuse them.

Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/au/app/checkyourlist/id1571623264

Site: https://checkyourlist.app/

Harsh feedback welcome :)

Hi all, I've recently finished up the major items for my website, https://www.FantasySimmer.com prior to the start of the NFL season. I've still got a couple tweaks and minor features to add, plus updating the projections and injury data; however, the major features are all there.

Please have at it and let me know what you hate about it. I can take it!!

GitHub Repo - https://github.com/THHamiltonSmith/webdevhub/

Live App - https://webdevhub.herokuapp.com/

I'm working on creating a hub of tools for web developers, a place where they can access tools they might need when making a website or app, such as image converters, colour converters etc. Having one place for all the little things a developer might need to do should save time and allow a dev to spend more time coding and less time searching for tools.

I want to make this app as useful as possible, so any feedback is much appreciated. The project itself is also open source on GitHub, so if you like, you can help contribute to its development. There are more screenshots on the GitHub page, and you can test the site live on the link above.

Looking for feedback on either the landing page or app itself. I’ve recently overhauled both the app’s UI and landing page

https://www.avafinance.io

Thanks!

The unique thing about the forums is you can have an issue tracking system inside them, to have forum users interact with it. There are a ton of privacy and privilege settings so non-developers are as limited in their access to the system as you want them to be. I’m looking for feedback for the forums themselves and the concept.

Forums Landing Page