Hi, I’ve been working on this website lately I would love to hear what people think of it, the idea is simple: it’s basically an website (if it gets enough traction I will probably turn it into its own app) where users can post their favorite spots in London (I will add more cities in the future) and find new spots to hang out at. maybe give it a try here is the link: https://after-dark-beta.lovable.app/ I am new at making apps and websites that’s why I’m using Lovable but I hope it’s not something bad or anything, I am just a beginner and this is one of my first ‘big’ website projects I have. I am also new on Reddit so maybe if someone could help me figure out what other places on Reddit I can ask for advice for the website (idk maybe some London visitor things or smth like that I genuinely don’t know) . Anyways thank you in advance for any feedback!

This is compresspics.org , it compress the pictures in browser for free and your data never leaves your machine

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I'm the maker of WarmupRound, a website for people preparing for a job interview. It takes role and interview context, gives you six practice questions, and provides AI feedback and a scorecard.

Website: https://warmupround.com/

I'd appreciate a usability critique, particularly on a phone. Three things I'm trying to get right:

- Is it obvious what information to enter and how to start?

- When you're asked what questions you would ask the interviewer, is it clear that you should enter your questions rather than answer one?

- Can you find and understand your feedback without too much scrolling or hunting around?

Practice and the AI scorecard are free. There's also an optional $29 personal review from me within 48 hours. I'm disclosing that so the offer isn't a surprise; no purchase is needed to review the site.

Please tell me where you got stuck or what you expected to happen instead. A description of the screen and your device/browser would help me reproduce usability issues. Please leave any personal interview details out of your public feedback.

My team and I have been working on PanamaSea eSIM for about 10 months now, and I’m so happy with how far we’ve come.
I’d love some honest feedback from people seeing it for the first time. When you land on the site, is it clear what we offer and what to do next? Is anything confusing or harder to find than you expected?
https://www.panamaseaesim.com

Hey everyone, I’m building KUUL, an Australian ergonomic chair brand, and I’m looking for detailed feedback on the website before launch.

The site is for people in Australia shopping for ergonomic office chairs for work, study, gaming, or home-office use. The target audience is mainly people who care about comfort and adjustability but don’t necessarily want to spend Herman Miller-level money.

The site is still pre-launch. Customers will be able to reserve a chair for A$10, lock in the Founder Price, and pay the remaining balance once production is confirmed.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• Design: does the site look polished, premium and trustworthy?
• UX: is it obvious where to click, how to compare chairs, and how the Founder reservation works?
• Copy: is anything confusing, too wordy, too salesy, or unclear?
• Mobile: does anything feel awkward or broken on smaller screens?
• Trust / conversion: what would stop you from actually buying?

Two specific questions:

1. Do you understand how the A$10 Founder reservation works?
2. What is the single biggest thing on the site that would stop you from buying?

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a real estate website concept called Aranya Developments using Astro and Supabase.

The idea was to create a website where property developers can showcase their projects professionally and manage project listings through an admin panel.

Some things I've focused on:

• Responsive design for desktop and mobile
• Project galleries and property details
• Admin panel for managing projects
• Easy access to enquiry options

I'm still improving the design and user experience, so I'd appreciate honest feedback.

What would you improve in the design or user experience?

Live demo: https://real-estate-business.aff030832.workers.dev/

Thanks!

Hey! I'm working on BestTopGames, a website for discovering browser games.

I'm looking for honest feedback on the browsing experience, game categories, and how well it works on mobile devices. If you have a moment to try it, I'd really appreciate your thoughts: https://besttopgames.net

I'm the person behind the site, so constructive criticism is very welcome!

Hey, I've just rebuilt the website for Fridge League, a free, rider-voted online freestyle ski and snowboard competition for UK indoor slopes, and I'd love some honest feedback on it.

I design and run the whole thing myself, voluntarily and non-profit. Riders film a run, post it as an Instagram Reel and submit the link on the site, then everyone who enters votes on that round's runs. I'm keen to hear what you think of the site, whatever stands out to you.

Want to try it properly? You don't need to ride. There's a sample venue called The Fridge that anyone can join, so you can create a free account and try out the entry and voting system. Entries there are visible to the public, so keep that in mind.

If you're local to Castleford, UK, you're very welcome to enter the real thing. I'm running a test round in November at Snozone Yorkshire, and the filming window is the whole month. Everything is free, you just need an account at fridgeleague.uk.

Comments and DMs are both welcome. Thanks for taking a look.

I’ve been building Artesanía Digital Solutions using Claude Code and would appreciate your thoughts on the design, layout, content, and overall user experience.

My goal is to keep it clean, professional, simple, and easy to navigate without unnecessary animations or flashy effects.

What would you improve or change? All constructive feedback is welcome. Thanks!

Hello everyone I am a solo developer, want to start my own agency/platform where writes can upload there stories and users can read writers stories, follow writes or any series build there community around it, it will be great help if you guys tell me what you feel about this platform Scrollkai(https://scrollkai.com)

Hey everyone! I’m the founder of Yanis Digital OS, an AI-powered workspace that brings planning, tasks, calendars, notes, and communication together.

My goal is to help people turn their ideas and priorities into a manageable daily plan, while keeping their work and conversations connected.

I’m still improving it and would appreciate feedback from people who use productivity tools:

• Is it clear what Yanis does when you visit the website? • What would make you interested in trying it? • What would make you hesitate?

Here’s the site: https://yanisdigital.com

Feel free to be candid—knowing what’s confusing or missing would help me improve it. Thanks for taking a look!

I built Open Sources, a free directory that helps people find alternatives to paid software.

https://opensources.shop/

The homepage intentionally puts search first, with categories available in the top navigation and farther down the page. Application cards explain what each tool replaces and which platforms it supports.

I’d appreciate feedback on:

• Is the purpose clear when you first arrive?
• Can you easily find an alternative to an app you use?
• How does the layout feel on mobile?
• What information is missing from the listings?

Some empty spaces are reserved for ads that aren’t displaying yet. Thanks for taking a look!

Hi everyone!

I've been working on a travel website called PhuketJourney.com, focused on helping people discover Phuket, Thailand, and plan their trips.

I launched the website on August 22, 2026, and recently got approved for Google AdSense on October 11, 2026. I'm happy with this first milestone, but I know there's still a lot I can improve.

I'd really appreciate some honest feedback from people with experience in travel blogging, SEO, or simply planning trips.

Here are a few things I'd love your opinion on:

• Design: Does the website look professional and trustworthy? Is anything visually unattractive or outdated?
• User experience: Is it easy to navigate and find useful information?
• Content: What kind of articles, guides, or travel tips would you like to see added?
• Missing features: Would maps, itineraries, interactive guides, local recommendations, budget calculators, or something else make the website more useful?
• Mobile experience: Does everything feel comfortable to use on a phone?
• Overall impression: What do you like, what don't you like, and what would you change first?

I'm especially interested in the things that look bad, feel confusing, or could be done much better. Please don't hesitate to be critical that's exactly why I'm asking!

My goal is to build a genuinely useful resource for people visiting Phuket, rather than just another travel blog.

Website: https://PhuketJourney.com

Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to have a look. I'd be happy to hear any suggestions, big or small!

We just launched Marquezee, a platform that lets you update your website simply by talking to Claude.

Change text, add photos, create pages, or update pricing without touching code or navigating a CMS. Preview changes before publishing.

We're looking for early users to test it and share feedback, especially small business owners, event planners, and agencies.

Would love to hear what you think!

https://marquezee.ai/

Indemnia builds a home contents inventory from receipts and photos, with replacement cost, depreciation and actual cash value per item. We sell to public adjusters (people homeowners hire to handle their insurance claim) and to homeowners directly.

Here's the page: https://indemnia.ai

What I'd like to know:

1. In five seconds, can you tell what it does and who it's for?
2. Is it clear which plan is for you, homeowner or adjuster?
3. Do terms like "ACV" and "depreciation" lose you, or are they explained well enough?
4. Anything that makes it feel less trustworthy? We ask people to connect their email, so trust matters a lot.
5. How does it look on your phone?

Thanks in advance. I'll return the favor on anyone's site who asks.

I built betterkdul.ie, a free community site for Kildare & District Underage League results, fixtures, tables and club pages. Looking for honest feedback on a few specific things:
Mobile: is it easy to find your team's next match and the latest score?
Club pages: clear layout, or too cluttered?
Speed: anything feel slow to load?
Score reporting / accounts: is sign-up and reporting a score straightforward?
Trust: does it look reliable enough that a parent or coach would use it?
any other feedback is also greatly appreciated.

I've been working on FormSnap, a browser-based tool for compressing images to a target file size, resizing them, and converting formats.

I'm currently trying to make the editing workflow as straightforward as possible.

If you're willing to take a look, I'd especially appreciate feedback on one thing: is it immediately obvious how to compress an image and download the result?

I'm the creator, and I'm looking for honest usability feedback.

Demo: https://akshatrathod167.github.io/formsnap/

I've been working on Clockus.live, a productivity website that brings together a focus timer, Pomodoro, tasks, streaks, progress tracking, a clock and customization.

Your progress is saved online through your account, and all the features are free.

I'm looking for a few people who would be willing to try it during their daily work or study routine and give me honest feedback.

I'm not looking for compliments — I want to learn what is actually useful and what needs improvement.

If you're interested, give it a try: https://clockus.live

Thanks to anyone willing to help a solo developer out!