I built Rew, an AI study app that turns topics and uploaded files into practice questions
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I built Rew, an AI study app that turns topics and uploaded files into practice questions

Hey everyone! I’m the developer of Rew, a study app available on Android and iOS.

You can enter a topic or upload study material to generate practice questions. After answering, you can review explanations, track your progress, and retake topics whenever you want more practice. There’s also a companion you can chat with while studying.

I’d love to hear what you think—especially whether the questions and explanations are helpful for your subject, and anything you’d improve.

You can find both the Android and iOS downloads here: rewstudy.com

If you give it a try, let me know what subject you’re studying and how it goes. Thanks!

u/Akie2217 — 13 days ago

Built a simple SEO rank tracker called SerpTrace.

It checks where a page ranks on Google for specific keywords, with support for location and desktop/mobile checks. It also keeps previous searches so rankings can be compared over time.

Flow:

  1. Add a page URL
  2. Enter location
  3. Choose device
  4. Add keywords
  5. Get ranking positions and search history

I built it because many rank trackers feel bloated, expensive, or too agency-focused. I wanted something simpler for small sites, solo builders, and people who just need to check specific pages/keywords.

I’d appreciate feedback on whether the flow is clear, what SEO data matters most, whether the limits/pricing make sense, and what’s missing before it feels useful enough to keep using.

serptrace(dot)com

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

Built a simple SEO rank tracker called SerpTrace.

It checks where a page ranks on Google for specific keywords, with support for location and desktop/mobile checks. It also keeps previous searches so rankings can be compared over time.

Flow:

  1. Add a page URL
  2. Enter location
  3. Choose device
  4. Add keywords
  5. Get ranking positions and search history

I built it because many rank trackers feel bloated, expensive, or too agency-focused. I wanted something simpler for small sites, solo builders, and people who just need to check specific pages/keywords.

I’d appreciate feedback on whether the flow is clear, what SEO data matters most, whether the limits/pricing make sense, and what’s missing before it feels useful enough to keep using.

serptrace(dot)com

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

Built a simple SEO rank tracker called SerpTrace.

It checks where a page ranks on Google for specific keywords, with support for location and desktop/mobile checks. It also keeps previous searches so rankings can be compared over time.

Flow:

  1. Add a page URL
  2. Enter location
  3. Choose device
  4. Add keywords
  5. Get ranking positions and search history

I built it because many rank trackers feel bloated, expensive, or too agency-focused. I wanted something simpler for small sites, solo builders, and people who just need to check specific pages/keywords.

I’d appreciate feedback on whether the flow is clear, what SEO data matters most, whether the limits/pricing make sense, and what’s missing before it feels useful enough to keep using.

serptrace(dot)com

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

Built a simple SEO rank tracker called SerpTrace.
The idea is straightforward:
check where a page ranks on Google for specific keywords
support location-based checks
support desktop/mobile device checks
keep previous searches so rankings can be compared later
I built it because a lot of rank tracking tools feel either bloated, expensive, or too focused on agencies. I wanted something simpler for small sites, solo builders, and people who just want to check
specific pages/keywords.

Current flow:
add a page URL
enter location
choose device
enter keywords
get Google ranking positions and previous search history

Biggest things I’m trying to figure out:
whether the flow is clear enough
what data SEO people actually care about first
whether the limits/pricing make sense
what’s missing before this feels useful enough to keep using
Would appreciate feedback from anyone who tracks rankings or works on SEO.

serptrace(dot)com (just in case anyone wants to visit my website)

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

I built SerpTrace, a simple SEO rank tracker for checking where a website/page ranks on Google for specific keywords, locations, and devices.

Basic flow:

  1. Go to https://serptrace.com
  2. Create an account
  3. Add a page URL, location, device, and keywords
  4. See the ranking results and compare previous searches

I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who do SEO, run small sites, or track local rankings. If you try it, I’d appreciate knowing what feels useful, confusing, or missing.

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

I built SerpTrace, a simple SEO rank tracker for checking where a website/page ranks on Google for specific keywords, locations, and devices.

Basic flow:

  1. Go to https://serptrace.com
  2. Create an account
  3. Add a page URL, location, device, and keywords
  4. See the ranking results and compare previous searches

I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who do SEO, run small sites, or track local rankings. If you try it, I’d appreciate knowing what feels useful, confusing, or missing.

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago
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I built SerpTrace, a simple SEO rank tracker for checking where a website/page ranks on Google for specific keywords, locations, and devices.

Basic flow:

  1. Go to https://serptrace.com
  2. Create an account
  3. Add a page URL, location, device, and keywords
  4. See the ranking results and compare previous searches

I’m mainly looking for feedback from people who do SEO, run small sites, or track local rankings. If you try it, I’d appreciate knowing what feels useful, confusing, or missing.

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago

Built a simple SEO rank tracker called SerpTrace.

The idea is straightforward:
check where a page ranks on Google for specific keywords
support location-based checks
support desktop/mobile device checks
keep previous searches so rankings can be compared later
I built it because a lot of rank tracking tools feel either bloated, expensive, or too focused on agencies. I wanted something simpler for small sites, solo builders, and people who just want to check
specific pages/keywords.

Current flow:
add a page URL
enter location
choose device
enter keywords
get Google ranking positions and previous search history

Biggest things I’m trying to figure out:
whether the flow is clear enough
what data SEO people actually care about first
whether the limits/pricing make sense
what’s missing before this feels useful enough to keep using
Would appreciate feedback from anyone who tracks rankings or works on SEO.

serptrace(dot)com (just in case anyone wants to visit my website)

reddit.com
u/Akie2217 — 5 months ago