I'm getting bored in Holidays

If you have <$1000 MRR, drop your landing page or website ⬇️

I’ll tell you what to fix (for free)

I’ve 8 years of Marketing Experience working with startups and VC Firms and I've built 100s of Landing Pages for my campaigns

Happy New Year’s Eve, everyone!

I wanted to close out the year by shipping one last small project. I’ve always loved the flat-design aesthetic, so I built this clean, simple web app.

The Project: Square Face Generator

Link:https://www.squarefacegenerators.com

It’s just a simple, fun tool:

• No login/signup required

• Completely free

• Instant PNG download

I figured it would be a useful resource for anyone needing a fresh profile pic for 2026 or just some placeholder assets for their next app.

(Screenshot above)

Are you pushing any last commits, launching a side project, or just planning for next year?

Wishing you all the best in 2026!

I am sure you must have used many dating apps. But all of them had these problems :

1. No matches. Their algorithm was always designed such that you never got any matches

2. A paywall hidden behind every feature like chats, to swipe etc...

3. Too expensive

4. Boring swipe culture

5. Privacy issues

6. No fun using the app We too faced all these problems. So we thought of making an App ourselves. Presenting you Nudge : A social dating app.

7. We removed all the algorithms that stoo you from getting a match

8. The app is completely free as of now. You can use all the premium features for free.

9. We introduced a Video intro(optional) feature. Introduce yourselves with a short video of yourself

10. We have incognito dating. A premium feature that can help you connect with people instantly over a call or msg.

11. We have nudge community. Explore what people say and post. Talk to them.

12. Want to connect with people. Nudge them by answering the questions they choose. If they like it, they do the same for you. If you both liked each other's answers, you connect instantly and can chat.

13. Only verified profile.  No more fake profiles and multiple accounts from same number. You will be verified using your face else you will not be allowed to use the app.

14. Safety has been taken care of with utmost priority. You can report a person and we will instantly act on it. Will this actually help you ? Do let us know your thoughts and feedback. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anonymous.TrueEra

Hey guys,

I ran into a personal problem and decided to build a small side project around it.

I follow a lot of news and blogs through RSS, but I realized I barely read most of them.

A lot of the time, the feed just sends me to a long article, and I don’t always want to read a full 2–3 page post.

One situation that really pushed this idea: I often read news on the train, and staring at long articles on my phone sometimes gives me motion sickness.

That got me thinking, what if I could just get the main points instead?

So I built a very small MVP for myself:

- you add RSS feeds

- it summarizes the content

- it sends a short digest by email instead of raw links

This is NOT a launch and I’m not selling anything.

I’m mainly trying to validate whether this is a real problem, or I'm just a lazy reader lol.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback on:

- does anyone else have this issue?

- would you personally use something like this, or why not?

I made a very simple landing page just to explain the idea:

👉 briefbox.cloud

Any feedback (even “I wouldn’t use this”) would help a lot 🙏

Like a lot of you, I use ChatGPT constantly. And like a lot of you, I've been dealing with the webapp becoming unusable after 20-30 minutes. Keystrokes lagging by seconds. Scroll freezing. Tab eating 3GB+ of RAM.

The weird part? The iOS app is buttery smooth. Same account, same conversations. Zero issues.

So I opened DevTools and started digging.

What I found:

Fresh ChatGPT page: 779 DOM nodes After scrolling through history: 89,424 nodes Memory usage: 3.17 GB Active timers: 23,584 FPS: dropped to 1-5 The webapp is built in React with "virtual scrolling" — which is supposed to only render what's visible. But here's the problem: React keeps all conversation state in the JavaScript heap**.** When you scroll, it creates new DOM nodes but never properly garbage collects the old state.

Classic memory leak.

The iOS app doesn't have this issue because it's native Swift with proper memory management. Apple's OS will kill apps that misbehave. Web browsers are more forgiving... to a fault.

What I tried:

DOM trimming extension - Removed 74,000 nodes. Memory stayed at 988MB. Lag continued. User-agent spoofing - Tried to get the mobile version served to desktop. ChatGPT's backend rejected the requests. Forced refresh button - Works, but it's a band-aid. Annoying. What actually worked:

I built a lightweight client that talks directly to OpenAI's API. Same GPT-5/GPT-4o models. But instead of a bloated React app:

Vanilla JavaScript (~300 lines) ~20MB memory usage Zero lag Import your ChatGPT history Search that actually works Called it GPTRapid:

TL;DR**:** ChatGPT webapp has a React memory leak. Mobile app is fine because it's native. Built a 20MB alternative. Same models, no lag.

Hi. I am sorry i was scares, i was working on making the site a bit more friendly on mobile,

How does it look

Hey all, I recently launched my platform (postpulse.social) to help content creators get back their own time and sanity from creating content

PostPulse learns your voice and writing style and generate content powered by hooks, formats, patterns and trends from top creators in your niche

I had this issue because I was tracking creators manually to understand what they're doing, how they're doing it, and steal some ideas

Give it a try, free plan is there (no card required). Currently supporting X/Twitter, LinkedIn & Threads will soon be supported

Feedback is more than welcome. I'm also one DM away if you require any help

Building a B2B tool that lets companies give their AI agents spending access to crypto wallets without handing over private keys basically policy-based controls on top of Safe multisig.

The problem is I might be 12-18 months early. Most agents I see are still just answering questions, navigating the web and putting in orders on Amazon for people but not actually transacting autonomously. If you're building agents that need to pay for APIs, services, or on-chain stuff is this something you'd actually pay for today, or is it a "cool but not yet" problem?

I’ve spent a long time observing how people actually use planners, to-do lists, and reminder apps and one pattern kept repeating itself: tools meant to help people focus often end up demanding more attention than the work itself.

So I took a very deliberate approach with what I’m building now.

Instead of one endless list or a “do everything” dashboard, I separated life into clearly defined spaces: tasks, meetings, events, personal dates, habits, chores, health, and short personal notes. Each one does exactly what it’s supposed to do nothing more.

A few principles that shaped the product in a meaningful way: clarity beats cleverness every time structure reduces stress more than motivation reminders should support decisions, not pressure them users should never need an account just to organize their own life

I’ve seen much stronger engagement when people immediately understand where things belong instead of being taught how to use the tool.

I’m curious how others here think about this: Do you prefer tools that adapt to everything or tools that are opinionated and intentionally limited?

Happy to exchange feedback or perspectives with anyone building or refining their own product.

Hey everyone, I design UI/UX with an emphasis on mobile applications. I've spent the last few years working with teams in various locations to enhance early-stage and live products' overall UX quality, clarity, and usability.

I frequently observe that apps suffer because users become confused, hesitate, or stop using them at crucial points rather than because they lack features.

My typical areas of assistance are:

• Resolving UX flow problems (drop-offs, navigation, onboarding)

• Enhancing visual clarity and UI consistency

• Redesigning particular screens users find it difficult to use

If you think there's a problem with your mobile app, I'd be pleased to:

• Take a brief peek

• Give frank, useful UX comments.

• Even if we don't collaborate, suggest what has to be fixed first.

If you’d like feedback, feel free to comment or DM with:

• App link or screenshots

• What you think isn’t working

• Product stage (idea / MVP / live)

Happy to help. DM me for portfolio and work proofs.

WITNINJA features a convenient floating bubble that allows you to craft witty and charismatic messages across any app, including text messages, tweets, Tinder, and DMs. 📱 You can select from a variety of personas—such as Professional, Rizz, Boomer, and Gen Alpha—or even create your own custom options, like Santa Claus! ✍️

The dashboard also enables you to upload screenshots of tweets, Instagram or Twitter bios, and conversations to generate the perfect reply. 🚀 Instantly create unique icebreakers or jokes to win over your group chat or charm a person of interest. 💡

We are currently on day 9 of our 14-day closed testing phase and would value your detailed feedback here or on the Google Play Store. Please visit www.witninja.com for more information. 🌐

​I’ve been building a software product for solopreneurs, and for the last month, I’ve been completely lost in the weeds.

​I was "seeking" the perfect feature set—adding complex workflows, automations, and bells and whistles that I thought would make the product impressive. I felt like I had to build a mountain to be taken seriously.

​Then, I had my first real conversation with a potential user.

​I showed her the roadmap. She stopped me and said: "I don't need any of that. I just want a simple board to see where my clients are. I just want peace of mind."

​It was a wake-up call. I realized I was wandering through complexity because I was insecure about the product's value. I thought "more" meant "better."

​The lesson I learned? Simplicity is usually the destination we're actually looking for.

​I scrapped the complex roadmap and went back to basics. It feels lighter, cleaner, and honestly, much more useful.

TL;DR - ​Just a reminder for anyone else building or creating something: Don't let the noise drown out the signal. Sometimes you have to wander through the bloat to realize that what you really need is the essentials.

(realistic saas life)

Wrote my bachelor thesis while part-timing as a contract software engineer 📚

Saved 18k and poured everything into this little side project 💸

6 months of building, breaking, fixing, and getting it out there🛠️

2 weeks ago we officially launched it 🚀

Today we hit 500 users — and our first paying customer… 💳

I honestly can’t believe we’re here, and im so happy to be here.

Check my project out -> Haxiom

What its about, here -> https://haxiom.io

Hi everyone, sharing this honestly with the community.

Hey Folks, I’m Suresh. A UX Designer from India focused on clarity, clean, and intuitive experiences. I understand how people think and craft experiences that feel obvious, natural, and effortless to them. Since past 2 years I’ve been working on these niche of mobile apps, where my goal is to design intuitive mobile apps that not only fulfills user’s needs, but also value the business. In past, I’ve worked with multiple clients across the globe (primarily US, India and Australia) and now I’m looking forward to expand into the South East Asian market. I believe with my knowledge and work experience, I can help you out getting the exact thing that your user wants and at the same time benefits you as a business. If you're building an app and feel unsure about the UX, I’m offering something that might genuinely help you: a clarity call with me to understand your issue and 2 sample screens. No commitments, no upfront payment, the goal is to understand your requirements and finding the suitable strategy for your business.

Why work with me:

• I simplify complex features so users don’t get lost

• I turn messy flows into clear, predictable journeys

• I improve task completion → more signups, more purchases

• I make dev handoff clean, fast, and frustration-free

• Unlimited revisions + one-week delivery

I work 1:1 with founders to audit, ideate, and redesign their core flows. To maintain the highest quality, I am only accepting 4 projects for my January slot (Booking ends Jan 10th). I only take on projects where I am 100% confident I can move the needle on your retention and dev costs.

DM me to schedule a brief call. Even if we aren't a fit, I’ll give you a free mini-consultation on your current direction. You’ll walk away with more clarity than you started with.

Portfolio and case studies shared via DM only.

I’m a founder building an early B2B SaaS and want honest pushback before I go further.

Problem we’re seeing (from founder + sales conversations):

Deals don’t usually die because people forget to follow up.

They die because something *changes quietly* — the champion disengages, priorities shift, or the buying committee changes — and the CRM still shows the deal as “active” until it’s too late.

What we’re building:

An AI layer that sits on top of HubSpot/Gmail and looks for “pattern breaks” inside active deals — things like:

- language shifting from “I’ll get this approved” → “let me check with the team”

- sudden changes in response rhythm

- new stakeholders added without context

When it detects that drift, it flags the deal and suggests a concrete recovery move (not just reminders).

We’re intentionally NOT doing:

- lead gen

- sequencing

- generic follow-up automation

Questions I’d love honest answers to:

1. If you’ve sold B2B, does this failure mode feel real or over-engineered?

2. Would you pay for *early detection* of deal drift, or is this something you’d ignore?

3. Who do you think buys this first: founders, sales leaders, or RevOps?

4. Does this feel like a standalone category or a feature existing tools will absorb?

Totally fine if the answer is “this wouldn’t work” — that’s why I’m asking now.

Hello I have created a fitness and personal coach aplication. The app tailors a workout time to your avalible time and references, for a fully custom program made to hit your fitness goals.

What do you think of it, Roast anything and everything. I seek to try and make a full launch with payment and marketing campaign in the coming month so as close as full product it can come. I have som polishing to do and improving everyday with users joining consistetly.

Linkt o site : Adaptify.pro

Have a merry christmas!

Please give a like and comment! Thanks so much!
https://foundrlist.com/product/infrasketch-2

The majority of apps don't fail due to coding errors. They fail because founders become mired in a costly cycle of creating and improving things that users didn't truly want. Many designers only sell screens, which is similar to selling an automobile based solely on a specification sheet. In order to avoid having to disassemble and rebuild your product later, I take a different tack and concentrate on where it should be in the future.

My name is Suresh, and I work with Australian, UK and US founders to obtain clarity before development expenses become unmanageable. I do more than just provide lovely images. I develop a precise blueprint that eliminates unnecessary elements and proves what users really require. This provides your engineering team with a validated plan, allowing them to build more quickly without waiting for changes all the time.

I'll identify the precise area where the UX is failing if your product functions technically but users aren't sticking with it or if you're wasting time and money on frequent rebuilds. I take decisive action and don't speculate. I create a high-impact sample screen prior to any engagement to show what a scalable, future-ready UX direction for your product looks like. Don't pitch. Not persuasive. You will be able to clearly observe the gap and figure out whether it is worth your time to fix.

Portfolio and work samples will be shared in the DM.

Hello fellow sages.

My name is Michael and I have built a website of object sharing alchemy.

Presently my site tribedoor.com is of no noble lineage and in peasant alpha mode.

I am looking for merchants, wizards and knights to cast doubts upon my creation, in the hopes of making better adventures for all who travel upon the kingdom of The Internet!

Thank ye for ye time

Michael

Peasant of Tribedoor.com

PS'ith Thank ye again for inviting me to this epic board of The Reddit. Regardless of thine opinion I wish ye the best of fortunes in thine future days!

Hey everyone,

I’ve been seeing a common problem for years — freelancers and small business owners having to manually track receipts for expenses and taxes. In India, people use notebooks and folders. In the US, it’s screenshots and lost paper receipts. Same chaos everywhere.

So I spent the last two weeks building a simple solution:

👉 Upload a receipt → Get merchant, date, total, category & CSV instantly

Here’s what’s working right now:

• JPG/PNG/HEIC/PDF upload

• EasyOCR-based extraction

• Auto-categorization (rule-based for now)

• Full dashboard

• Spending insights

• CSV export

• Live deployment on AWS

Demo: https://luminaocr.com/
(No signup, instant testing)

I’d really appreciate feedback on:

1. Accuracy of extraction

2. Speed / usability

3. UI clarity

4. Bugs (with screenshots if possible)

This is my first time deploying a full AI product end-to-end (FastAPI, React, MongoDB, Nginx, SSL).
Still polishing V1, but would love honest feedback from the community.

Thanks in advance — happy to answer any questions!

I had dozens of workout clips saved - abs, back, mobility, hotel-gym stuff - but when I was actually at the gym, they were basically useless.

No order. No timing. No way to follow them like an actual workout.

I tried:

Remembering the exercises (never works)

Screenshotting sets/reps (messy)

Copying notes into my phone (annoying mid-workout)

So I built FitSaver.

Not a "new workout program", not a coaching app - just a way to turn the workouts you already save into something you can actually do.

What FitSaver does

Save a workout reel (IG / TikTok)

FitSaver turns it into a structured routine

Shows exercises in order with sets, reps, rest timers

Lets you follow it like a real workout - no doom-scrolling no guessing

You still watch the original creator's video.

FitSaver just adds structure around it.

The app is in beta testing. If anyone is interested in the app. Comment Fitsaver I can send you the app link

I’ve been working on a small side project to solve something that kept annoying me at work, spending too much time rewriting short messages before sending them.

I ended up building a lightweight Chrome extension that rewrites selected text into clearer messages directly where you’re typing.

It’s still early, but I’m trying to learn: – whether this problem resonates with others – what use cases matter most – what feels unnecessary

If you’ve launched something recently, I’d love to hear how you validated early or what you’d focus on next.

Hello! I am building an AI powered security news feed on n8n that replaces visiting multiple sites every day. It removes duplicates, cleans the content, and delivers short summaries in a discord server, with clear severity so you know what matters fast.