hey weirdos,
i have build very dumbest thing - virtual chai sip app.
as you read - this will be dumbest thing on internet i believe.
i entirely vibe coded this with claude and connected to supabase and deployed in vercel.
here is the link - https://chaitime-three.vercel.app/
i need you to roast, comment and take some sips...
hey all,
i have build very dumbest thing - virtual chai sip app.
as you read - this will be dumbest thing on internet i believe.
i entirely vibe coded this with claude and connected to supabase and deployed in vercel.
here is the link - https://chaitime-three.vercel.app/
i need you to roast, comment and take some sips...
hey bengaluru builders,
i have build very dumbest thing - virtual chai sip app.
as you read - this will be dumbest thing on internet i believe.
i entirely vibe coded this with claude and connected to supabase and deployed in vercel.
i have used plausible for analytics - who the hell will use analytics for dumbest app.
here is the link - https://chaitime-three.vercel.app/
i need you to roast, comment and take some sips...
built chai time — a virtual tapri where you hold to sip chai with strangers anonymously.
posted here 1 day ago and here are my stats-
what the data told us:
1. the cup was too hard to finish
18 sips to empty was too many. only 10.8% finished. the share card and Ko-fi moment live at the end — so 89% of people never hit them. reduced to 10 sips.
2. the language was wrong for a global audience
64 of 156 visitors were Safari — mostly US iPhone users. the app had Hinglish everywhere. "adrak wali chai best hoti hai" means nothing to someone in California. replaced everything with English that keeps the chai culture but makes sense globally.
3. bounce rate was a lie
100% bounce rate 2 days ago panicked me. turned out we had zero custom events in Plausible. even if someone sipped 15 times Plausible saw nothing and called it a bounce. added 8 custom goal events. now we have real data.
4. Safari audio was still broken
64 iPhone users, sip sound erroring silently. Safari blocks audio even with file paths. fix was silently playing and pausing both audio files on first touch to unlock Safari's audio policy.
the product is simple. one mechanic. hold to sip. but getting the details right is everything.
happy to answer anything about the analytics setup or the fixes.
no login. just hold and sip. ☕
The idea came from damta world - a site where people "smoke" cigarettes together online. I saw it and immediately thought - why is there no Indian version of this? Chai is literally our cigarette break. Every office, every college, every conversation starts with "chai peete hain?"
What it does:
The design is full tapri aesthetic dark brown, burnt amber, monospace font, hard edges. Felt wrong to make it look like a generic SaaS app.
It's free. Always will be. There's a "buy me a kullad" button if you want to support it ☕
Would love honest feedback — what works, what's missing, what's broken.
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i am looking to find bamboo t shirt manufacturers in tiruppur..
Pushed a new update to SubRankr today.
The biggest change is a daily leaderboard.
The daily challenge already gives everyone the same set each day, so adding a leaderboard made it feel much more like a shared puzzle instead of isolated score posting.
Now when you finish the daily, you can see today’s top scores right in the game.
This felt like the right next step after the early feedback around daily challenge retention and score comparison.
Would love to know what people here think, especially on whether this is the right direction for replayability
Here is the game link - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Pushed a new update to SubRankr and wanted to share it here.
The strongest early feedback was around the daily challenge, so I leaned into that. Everyone gets the same set each day now, which makes score comparison way better.
I also added category-based classic runs like tech, sports, anime, gaming and random chaos.
It still has the same simple core loop, but it feels much more replayable now.
Would love to know what people here think, especially around retention and what feature should come next.
I pushed a new update to SubRankr.
It’s a Reddit-native higher/lower game where you guess which subreddit has more members.
The biggest change is the daily challenge: everyone gets the same puzzle each day, so scores are actually comparable.
I also added category runs for tech, sports, anime, gaming, and random chaos.
If you play, reply with your score or tell me which category I should build out next.
I built a small Reddit-native game called SubRankr.
You guess whether one subreddit is bigger or smaller than another.
It has a classic streak mode and a daily challenge.
Trying to figure out if this has real replay value, so if you play it, tell me your score and what would make you come back.
Here is the game link - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Game Title:
SubRankr
Platform:
Reddit / Devvit Web
Description:
SubRankr is a quick higher-or-lower game built for Reddit. You start with one subreddit and its member count, then you guess whether the next subreddit has more or fewer members. The idea is simple, but it gets difficult fast once the subreddit sizes get close.
The game has two modes.
Classic mode lets you build the longest streak you can.
Daily Challenge gives everyone the same set of rounds for the day, so scores are easier to compare.
I wanted it to feel fast, competitive and very native to Reddit instead of feeling like a generic web game dropped onto the platform.
I’m mainly looking for feedback on difficulty, replay value, and whether the daily challenge makes you want to come back.
Free to Play Status:
[x] Free to play
[ ] Demo/Key available
[ ] Paid (Allowed only on Tuesdays with [TT] in the title)
Involvement:
I made the game myself and I’m actively iterating on it based on player feedback.
I just updated SubRankr with a Daily Challenge mode.
Current setup:
This was mainly a scope-controlled way to add a return loop without building leaderboards or server-side state first.
Would love feedback from other builders on:
Here is the game link - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
I added a new mode to my Reddit higher/lower game, SubRankr.
You can still play Classic Streak as before, but now there’s also a Daily Challenge:
If you try it, reply with:
Game Title:
SubRankr
Platform:
Reddit / Browser
Description:
SubRankr is a fast higher-or-lower game built for Reddit.
The idea is simple: you see one subreddit along with its member count, then you have to guess whether the next subreddit has more or fewer members. If you guess correctly, your streak continues.
If you guess wrong, the run ends and you can share your result in the comments.
The goal is to make it easy to understand in a few seconds, quick to replay and fun to compare scores with other people.
Right now this is an early playable version focused on the core loop, mobile-friendly play, and a simple share flow.
I’m mainly looking for feedback on first-time clarity, difficulty balance, replayability and whether the game makes you want to keep going for one more round.
Free to Play Status:
[x] Free to play
[ ] Demo/Key available
[ ] Paid
Involvement:
I’m the creator and developer of the game. I designed the concept, built the gameplayand I’m currently improving it based on early player feedback.
If you want, I can also make this sound:
You see one subreddit and its member count, then guess whether the next subreddit has more or fewer members.
Here is the link of the game - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Play one run and post your streak in the comments:
Also give me feedbacks about the game...
`I built a quick Reddit higher/lower game called SubRankr.
You see one subreddit and its member count, then guess whether the next subreddit has more or fewer members.
Here is the link of the game - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Play one run and post your streak in the comments:
I built a quick Reddit higher/lower game called SubRankr.
You get one subreddit and its member count, then you guess whether the next subreddit has MORE or FEWER members.
I want to make this post into a score thread.
If you play, reply with:
Here is the link for the game - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
I’ll start:
streak 5
Can anyone beat it?
`I built a quick Reddit higher/lower game called SubRankr.
You see one subreddit and its member count, then guess whether the next subreddit has more or fewer members.
Here is the link of the game - https://www.reddit.com/r/SubRankr/comments/1tdlh37/subrankr/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button
Play one run and post your streak in the comments:
It’s a quick higher-or-lower game where you guess which subreddit has more members and try to build a streak.
I’m doing a soft launch and would love feedback:
- Is the game clear?
- Does the Share Result flow make sense?
- Did anything break on mobile?
Play here: