u/Few_Pollution3851

Hey everyone, ​I recently built a custom form builder to scratch my own itch and wanted to get your thoughts on it. I’m not here to promote, just trying to gauge if there's any interest in this outside of my own use case.

​Basically, I wanted something with low costs and custom branding, so I built a tool that does the following:

​The Output: A clean, conversational UI just like Typeform. ​

The Builder: A block-based, Notion-style editing experience.

​The Storage: All form responses are sent directly to your own Notion database. ​

The Uploads: File uploads bypass typical platform limits and go straight to your own Google Drive.

​I made this just to solve my own problems, but I'd love to hear your feedback. Is this something you would find useful?

What features would make or break it for you? ​Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone, ​I recently built a custom form builder to scratch my own itch and wanted to get your thoughts on it. I’m not here to promote, just trying to gauge if there's any interest in this outside of my own use case.

​Basically, I wanted something with low costs and custom branding, so I built a tool that does the following:

​The Output: A clean, conversational UI just like Typeform. ​

The Builder: A block-based, Notion-style editing experience.

​The Storage: All form responses are sent directly to your own Notion database. ​

The Uploads: File uploads bypass typical platform limits and go straight to your own Google Drive.

​I made this just to solve my own problems, but I'd love to hear your feedback. Is this something you would find useful?

What features would make or break it for you? ​Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone,

As a solopreneur managing a few different micro-SaaS projects, I realized I was spending way too much time setting up documentation, changelogs, and blogs for every new launch. Traditional CMS platforms just felt too heavy when all I wanted to do was write and publish quickly.

Since I already organize my entire life and product roadmaps in Notion, I decided to build a bridge. It takes a Notion workspace and instantly turns it into a fast, SEO-optimized website with custom domains and instant syncing.

I'm trying to figure out if this is just a "me" problem or if other early-stage founders actually struggle with this workflow too. Do you guys prefer dedicated CMS tools, or would managing your public docs directly from Notion speed things up for you?

I won't drop the link here to keep things clean, but let me know in the comments if you want to check it out or roast the idea!

I’ve been talking to clinic owners and noticed the same problems keep coming up:

• no-shows wasting chair time
• staff juggling WhatsApp + Excel + paper registers
• lost follow-ups from old patients
• billing / insurance chaos
• doctors spending too much time on notes instead of patients

So I’m building a mobile-first app called DentalOS.

Main idea:

• appointments + reminders
• patient records
• voice-to-text clinical notes
• tooth charting
• invoices/payments
• recall campaigns
• offline-first with Google Drive backup (clinic owns the data)

One thing I’m trying to validate:
Would clinics actually trust an Android-first workflow for day-to-day operations?

Would love brutally honest feedback from dentists or clinic staff:

• what’s the most annoying part of your current workflow?
• what software do you currently use?
• what would make you switch?

My Uncle runs a small medical shop. He's been on UPI since 2019 but his

workflow never changed — customer pays, he stops everything, finds his

phone, unlocks it, opens PhonePe, confirms. Repeat 80 times a day.

I kept telling him "just check the notification." He kept saying

"I don't understand all that."

So I built something that just... talks to him. The moment a payment

comes in, his phone announces the amount out loud. In Telugu. He doesn't

touch anything.

First time it went off in the shop he jumped lol. Thought someone was

inside the phone. Now he brags about it to other shopkeepers like he

invented it himself.

I put it on the Play Store mostly so other shop owners could use it.

Didn't expect much. A few people have downloaded it and one guy messaged

saying his 60 year old father uses it the same way.

That message felt better than any number on a dashboard.

Has anyone else built something small like this — not a startup, just a

tool for someone specific — and had it accidentally become useful to

strangers?

He's 58, doesn't really understand smartphones beyond the basics. When UPI came along he was happy — no change problem, no fake notes. But a new problem started.

Customers would say "done" and he'd have to stop whatever he was doing, find his phone, unlock it, open PhonePe, and confirm. During busy hours he'd sometimes just trust them without checking. You can guess what happened next.

I'm a developer so I thought — why isn't there an app that just... says it out loud? Like the sound boxes merchants use, but through your own phone.

Spent a few weekends building it. It reads the payment notifications from PhonePe, GPay, Paytm, etc. and announces them in Telugu or English the moment they come in. No screen needed.

He's been using it for a month now. Zero missed payments. He actually called it "my assistant" which made my day lol.

I put it on the Play Store if anyone's curious — happy to answer questions about how it works technically.