u/Dabbler-Social

Hey everyone — I built FrameFlux, a web app for creating polished promo content for apps, like App Store-style screenshots, poster images, and short product videos from one editor with the ability to position the device exactly where you want.

The goal is to make it easier for indie devs and small teams to create launch visuals without jumping between a bunch of design/video tools.

I’d really love feedback on:

- how clear the product is

- whether the editor feels useful

- pricing/value

- anything confusing or missing

You can check it out here: https://www.frameflux.app

Thank you for any feedback!

NOTE: This is my own work that I recently created because of another app I was working on. I wanted a better way to create the videos exactly how I wanted.

Hey everyone — I built FrameFlux, a web app for creating polished promo content for apps, like App Store-style screenshots, poster images, and short product videos from one editor with the ability to position the device exactly where you want.

The goal is to make it easier for indie devs and small teams to create launch visuals without jumping between a bunch of design/video tools.

I’d really love feedback on:

- how clear the product is

- whether the editor feels useful

- pricing/value

- anything confusing or missing

You can check it out here: https://www.frameflux.app

Thank you for any feedback!

Hey all — I am the developer of a new app that I wanted to share and get honest feedback from people who try a lot of iOS apps.

A — Answer (problem)
Most social apps push content based on what performs best, not what you actually care about.
I kept finding myself scrolling things I didn’t choose.

B — Better (what’s different)
I built an app called Dabbler that’s focused entirely on hobbies and interests.

The core idea:

• You follow interests (like guitar, coding, fitness), not just people
• Your feed is based on those interests — not an engagement algorithm
• It’s more about sharing what you’re currently learning or experimenting with, not going viral
• Set time aside to focus on your hobbies/passions

The goal is to make it feel more like exploring hobbies than scrolling content.

C — Cost

• Free to download
• Optional Pro subscription (adds extra features) $7.99/month or $75/year
• iOS only (for now)

App Store link:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/dabbler-social/id6751242655

It’s still early (no reviews yet), so I’m mainly trying to figure out:

• Does this actually feel different from existing apps?
• Is “follow interests instead of people” useful in practice?
• What feels missing or unnecessary?

I’d genuinely appreciate any feedback — even if it’s critical.