Built a charades app with actual Desi categories.
▲ 10 r/mobilegameology+6 crossposts

Built a charades app with actual Desi categories.

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Been building this solo for a while. ActOut plays like Charades and Heads Up, except alongside the usual categories, there's a full set made for Indian households: Bollywood, cricket, mythology, desi slang, and more.

Started it because every game night at home hit the same wall: the existing charades apps ran out of prompts our family actually recognized, and within twenty minutes everyone was repeating the same words. So I built the categories I wished existed.

Right now it's got 58+ categories and 4,600+ words, works fully offline (useful for road trips or spotty WiFi at a family gathering), and uses the classic tilt-the-phone-on-your-forehead mechanic.

It's free to play, ad-supported, with optional premium category packs. Sitting at 4.6 stars from the early crowd so far.

Would love feedback from this community, especially on what's working and what to add next.

A family-friendly Charades Party game, featuring categories specifically designed for Indian audiences, alongside traditional Charades and Heads Up categories.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freelancing.actout

u/EyeUpbeat714 — 3 days ago

Built a Vocabulary Builder Flashcards app for GRE and other such exams' students , teachers and everyone who wants to improve their vocabulary, looking for feedback/suggestions from the community

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Hey! WordNerd is live 🚀

After months of building it solo, I just launched my vocabulary app on the Play Store. It helps you actually remember complex English words using mnemonics and spaced repetition, so you stop learning words and forgetting them the next day.

Great for GRE, GMAT, CAT, IELTS, TOEFL prep, job interviews, or anyone who just wants stronger vocabulary at work.

A free , offline flashcards based vocabulary learning app. It includes mnemonics, pronounciation, example sentences, synonyms, antonyms, etymology, and multiple quiz modes to help memorise and retain new words using spaced recognition algorithm.

Would love if you tried it for 5 minutes and told me honestly what you think. What worked, what felt off, what's missing. Real feedback from real people is how this gets better.

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kreedoMarvel.wordnerd

If you find it useful, a quick rating on the store helps a solo project more than you'd think 🙏

u/EyeUpbeat714 — 1 month ago

Built a Vocabulary Builder Flashcards app for GRE and other such exams' students , teachers and everyone who wants to improve their vocabulary

​

Hey! WordNerd is live 🚀

After months of building it solo, I just launched my vocabulary app on the Play Store. It helps you actually remember complex English words using mnemonics and spaced repetition, so you stop learning words and forgetting them the next day.

Great for GRE, GMAT, CAT, IELTS, TOEFL prep, job interviews, or anyone who just wants stronger vocabulary at work.

A free , offline flashcards based vocabulary learning app. It includes mnemonics, pronounciation, example sentences, synonyms, antonyms, etymology, and multiple quiz modes to help memorise and retain new words using spaced recognition algorithm.

Would love if you tried it for 5 minutes and told me honestly what you think. What worked, what felt off, what's missing. Real feedback from real people is how this gets better.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kreedoMarvel.wordnerd

If you find it useful, a quick rating on the store helps a solo project more than you'd think 🙏.

u/EyeUpbeat714 — 1 month ago
▲ 4 r/ShowMeYourApps+2 crossposts

Review for Review: Review my recently published app WordNerd on PlayStore and I'll return the favour!

WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary Builder by KreedoMarvel

Hi all, wanted to share something I've been building called **WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary**, a vocabulary app made specifically for GRE prep. Cleared it with the mods first since I know self-promo posts can be touchy here.

Quick background, **my mom was a verbal trainer at The Princeton Review** for GRE, GMAT and SAT, and I'm a GRE student myself. I built this partly for my own prep and partly because she felt something like it would genuinely help students and tutors in this space.

What it does: flashcards with spaced repetition, so your time goes toward the words you actually keep forgetting instead of ones you already know cold. Every word has a mnemonic to help it stick, pronunciation audio, an example sentence for context, and synonyms and antonyms. There are also multiple quiz modes if flipping cards isn't your thing. The word lists are GRE focused but overlap enough to cover GMAT, SAT, IELTS and TOEFL prep as well.

**It's free to use, no account or subscription needed to get started**.

I'm not trying to drop a link and vanish. I'd really like to know what this community thinks works and what doesn't, tell me if something's missing or feels half finished, that kind of feedback matters more to me right now than install numbers.

**WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary Builder on Google Play**

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kreedoMarvel.wordnerd

u/EyeUpbeat714 — 29 days ago
▲ 2 r/GRE

Made a free GRE vocab flashcard app, would love feedback from this sub

Hi all, wanted to share something I've been building called WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary, a vocabulary app made specifically for GRE prep. Cleared it with the mods first since I know self-promo posts can be touchy here.

Quick background, my mom was a verbal trainer at The Princeton Review for GRE, GMAT and SAT, and I'm a GRE student myself. I built this partly for my own prep and partly because she felt something like it would genuinely help students and tutors in this space.

What it does: flashcards with spaced repetition, so your time goes toward the words you actually keep forgetting instead of ones you already know cold. Every word has a mnemonic to help it stick, pronunciation audio, an example sentence for context, and synonyms and antonyms. There are also multiple quiz modes if flipping cards isn't your thing. The word lists are GRE focused but overlap enough to cover GMAT, SAT, IELTS and TOEFL prep as well.

It's free to use, no account or subscription needed to get started.

I'm not trying to drop a link and vanish. I'd really like to know what this community thinks works and what doesn't, tell me if something's missing or feels half finished, that kind of feedback matters more to me right now than install numbers.

WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary Builder by KreedoMarvel on Google Play

u/EyeUpbeat714 — 1 month ago

Do you periodically audit your own ad implementation, or just trust it once it's live?

Been working solo on an Android app called WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary Builder and got curious about something. Once ads are wired up and showing correctly, how many of you actually go back and audit the implementation later versus just letting it run?

I decided to do a full pass on mine before launch, tracing every single ad call instead of just confirming ads were displaying. Turned up four bugs that were invisible from the outside. A native ad view was leaking memory because it wasn't being destroyed on recomposition. A preload function was firing from two different screens at once, so I was double requesting fill for the same slot. One activity was missing a premium status check before preloading, so premium users were technically still triggering background ad calls they'd never see. And one native ad card was rendering off screen due to a layout bug but still counting as a served impression.

Everything looked completely normal from the UI side. The only reason I found these was by treating it like a code review rather than a QA pass.

Wondering if this is a known blind spot for solo devs specifically, since there's no second engineer reviewing the ad code path. If anyone has a checklist they run before submitting a build for review, I'd genuinely like to see it.

WordNerd - GRE Vocabulary Builder on Google Play Store

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