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Newer to Reddit, trying to navigate.

I’m trying hard to develop apps, games and websites. I’m doing good on the building part. Unfortunately I don’t know enough people to meet the requirements for live testers. So I’m here today hoping I can find 6-12 people willing to be app testers on Android phones. Anyone interested or know someone interested?

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u/Budget1Mechanic — 8 days ago

I built a free web app called Bill Killer that estimates whether your monthly bills might be overpriced.

Right now it supports:
- phone bills
- internet
- cable/streaming
- insurance
- electric

You enter your provider and monthly cost, and it estimates possible savings, gives an overpay risk score, and generates a negotiation script.

Still early and mostly looking for honest feedback:
- Does it feel useful?
- Does anything feel inaccurate/confusing?
- What would make it better?

Why I’m posting here:

I built Bill Killer as a solo project because I got tired of seeing people overpay for things like phone, internet, insurance, and streaming bills without realizing it.

Right now I’m focused on getting real-world feedback before expanding it further. I’d genuinely love honest opinions on:
- whether it feels useful
- what feels inaccurate
- what features would actually make it worth using regularly

If you’re interested in testing it, I’d seriously appreciate the feedback. Comment below or send me a DM and I’ll share the link.

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u/Budget1Mechanic — 5 months ago