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honestly I think this stage is probably the purest version of building something once you actually know the people using it you stop making fake user personas in your head and start noticing the…

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my project has 47 users and I know every single one of them by name Six months ago I had zero users and a landing page that looked like it was built in 2014. Now I have 47 people who actually use…

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📣✅New Human Verification System for our subreddit! Hey everyone, I'm here to tell you about a new human-verification system that we are going to add to our subreddit. This will help us…

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The pain point is definitely real, but most schedulers fail because they feel bloated — if yours is genuinely faster, cleaner, and built around multi-account workflow simplicity, people will use it.

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Managing multiple accounts is definitely a huge time-sink. For me, the biggest issue with existing tools is the UI—they often feel like bloated enterprise software

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I got tired of my audiobook production workflow, so I built a local desktop tool to replace it I host my own audiobook library and I’ve been making side project audiobooks for a while, some using…

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A simple social media assistant for people who hate switching between accounts **I** have been thinking about an app idea for people who manage multiple social media accounts and keep running into…

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I Built an Aesthetic Pomodoro Timer ✨ Hey guys! I wanted to share that as part of this new journey I'm starting as an indie creator, I’ve launched my first personal project: a Pomodoro timer…

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That sounds like an amazing project! Automating the lead generation process on Reddit can definitely save a lot of time and improve engagement. One pain point I often encounter is managing follow-ups…

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App idea feedback Hi all, I’m doing early research for an app idea and would really value honest feedback, especially from neurodivergent adults, late-diagnosed or self-identifying adults, people…

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I accidentally built an AI co-pilot that finds high-intent Reddit leads for me (and saved more than 2 hours a day) I used to waste 2 hours daily searching Reddit for leads in my niche. It was a…

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I built a vector memory API for AI apps — 60% cheaper than Pinecone, no per-query fees Hey [r/SideProject](r/SideProject) — I just launched VectorVaultAI and wanted to share it here for feedback.…

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Fragmented organization for students – is there a real opportunity here? Hi, I’ve noticed a recurring pattern in how students organize their academic life. Most people don’t use a single system, but…

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Been thinking about this app idea lately and wanted some honest opinions from people here. I’ve noticed that most dating/social apps today are basically endless swiping + chatting with very little…

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Will this help you ? I had a problem when I was watching succession across different streaming platforms. It was annoying since I didn’t always know where I left off or which platform I used last.…

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Screen time app that uses real money as the reward In my experienced there are quite a few problems with the existing screen time/habit tracking apps: 1. Setting up/customisation takes forever 2.…

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🔗 The Four Horsemen of the LLM Apocalypse 👍 27 💬 3 🔗 https://anarc.at/blog/2026-05-16-four-horsemen/

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Real-time safety network for freeride & backcountry ski groups (no cell signal needed) Hello everyone, Looking for honest feedback on an app idea before committing to development. It is difficult…

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🔗 Mado: Fast Markdown linter written in Rust 👍 60 💬 2 🔗 https://github.com/akiomik/mado

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🔗 Where OpenClaw Security Is Heading 👍 29 💬 16 🔗 https://openclaw.ai/blog/where-openclaw-security-is-heading

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