u/Conscious-Site-3590

I made an app (not naming it here — not trying to advertise, just want real input). I'm looking for more people to actually use it and give me brutal, honest feedback, plus tell me what you'd want to see in it.

I've had a few hundred downloads and the site gets thousands of views a month. I just want to make it even better.

The deal: DM me if you're interested. I'll send a few quick questions, you answer honestly, and I'll send you a $15 TCGplayer gift card — enough to grab a pack or put toward whatever singles you're chasing.

First [15] people. The harsher the feedback, the more helpful — don't hold back.

I made an app (not naming it here — not trying to advertise, just want real input). I'm looking for more people to actually use it and give me brutal, honest feedback, plus tell me what you'd want to see in it.

I've had a few hundred downloads and the site gets thousands of views a month. I just want to make it even better.

The deal: DM me if you're interested. I'll send a few quick questions, you answer honestly, and I'll send you a $15 TCGplayer gift card — enough to grab a pack or put toward whatever singles you're chasing.

First [15] people. The harsher the feedback, the more helpful — don't hold back.

I've been building Brownie Points — a small clip that snaps onto your toilet bowl and scores each visit by water displacement (no camera, just the number). It pairs to your phone, drops you on a leaderboard, and lets you wage daily roommate warfare.

The real reason behind the dumb game: colorectal cancer is rising fast in under-50s and nobody pays attention to their gut. The way you win — more fiber, more water, noticing your patterns — is also the way you stay healthier.

Right now it's a landing page + waitlist while I build the hardware. First 1,000 get founder pricing. Would love feedback on the concept and whether the "make a game out of it" angle lands or feels too gimmicky.

Link: https://trybrowniepoints.com/

 I got tired of every barndo cost site giving you a vague $/sqft and a "get a

  quote" button, so I built a free calculator that gives an itemized all-in

  number instead — land, well, septic, electric, permits, all the stuff that

  actually blows up budgets.

  

  It only covers 6 Texas counties so far (Parker, Wise, Hood, Johnson, Erath,

  Van Zandt) because I research each county's real numbers instead of using

  national averages. The difference matters: a well in Van Zandt County runs

  maybe $6–11k because the aquifer's shallow. The same well in Parker County is

  $25–35k. A national calculator misses that completely.

  No signup, no paywall: barndocosts.com

  If you've built in one of these counties, I'd honestly like to know where my

  numbers are off — that's the fastest way to make it better. Also open to which

  county to do next.