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Playbook: 1. Do something 2. By doing something you reveal pain points first hand 3. Solve those pain points with an app Bonus points if that pain point is related to money Most…

Your cold DM volume is decent but 500+ with no conversions screams messaging/targeting issues - I burned through 2000+ emails at my fintech before realizing I was pitching features instead of pain…

The "would I personally use this every day" filter is brutal but necessary - I failed this with my first attempt at a social media scheduling tool because I barely used social media myself. Ended up…

I got tired of watching companies lose weeks to decision paralysis, so I built a tool to fix it. Hey all long time lurker first time poster I've worked as a consultant for too many years now…

I made this because I was tired of NYT charging ridiculous amounts — would love feedback from real puzzle fans It's a free daily puzzle app with no ads.…

Remembering the web of the early 2000s: Built an algorithm to recapture the StumbleUpon discovery feeling Hey r/sideproject! 👋 I've always been fascinated by the feeling of pure digital…

Since you already use the app daily for your own digital workflow, you are your own best case study. Instead of trying to drop links in comments or asking people to try your app directly, you…

I built an app to fix my own problem, use it daily, but have 10 users because I suck at marketing. I’m a CS student and solo dev. I had a problem with my digital workflow, so I built a tool to fix…

The annoying part isn't using AI, it's shipping the same beige AI wrapper and pretending the personality survived the trip. Tools are fine. Outsourcing all taste is where it gets grim.

How are people actually tracking warranties and product info from manufacturer websites? I’ve been working on a small app for keeping track of warranties, manuals, and maintenance info, and the…

I’m learning Go to build a self-hosted community platform inspired by old-school bulletin boards, with link aggregator features I’ve been working on this idea because I really miss bulletin boards…

Spent a month on Electerm and it quietly replaced 4 different remote-access tools on my desk About a month ago I got tired of having three different windows open just to manage my homelab.…

There is so much I would change, but I also continously bring on the new lessons for the future, and for rebuilds lol 1. Spend more time on network design and planning, a network layout is so much…

So is there a good replacement for PlexAmp? Cause NGL it's pretty sweet. Probably the best part of Plex at this point, since all I demand of the base Plex server and clients is to simply play videos…

There isn't a real great alternative at the moment. Jellyfin is interesting, I run it alongside Plex, but it's much more difficult to use, especially for those that have Samsung TVs and aren't tech…

>[clients]...many different options for every platform, That's certainly an issue. For people who share Plex with family who might have Roku, Google, Amazon, or similar devices, client ease of…

I've only ever had jellyfin. I'm in a state of blissful ignorance where I don't know what I'm missing out on that was worth paying for with Plex.

> If you haven't yet, opt-out of tracking immediately. Since I couldn't find it in this thread [Opt-Out Choices](https://www.plex.tv/vendors-us/)

**Project Name:** Haby 1.2.1 **Repo / Website Link:** GitHub: [https://github.com/Zvijer1987/haby](https://github.com/Zvijer1987/haby) **Description:** I wanted to share a new update for a small…

**Project Name:** Tempo https://preview.redd.it/k0cieiuz7m2h1.png?width=3872&format=png&auto=webp&s=b2384222a13fe39ad00be4cd1da8a5e04857d50d **Repo/Website Link:**…