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Hello, just got my second app approved. It's called ScrambleDuel (r/ScrambleDuel). Check it out and let me know your feedback and suggestions.

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Hey everyone,

I just finished building my first game on Reddit's dev platform and figured this is the place to share it.

It's called HotTake Poll. The idea is simple — someone posts an opinion question (like "is a hot dog a sandwich?" or "best Indian breakfast?"), people vote, and you instantly see how your community actually feels. You earn XP for voting, bonus XP if you correctly guess what the majority picks, and there's a leaderboard so people can compete over time.

What I like about it is that anyone can create their own question right from inside the post, and it gets posted under their own username — so it's not just me feeding questions, the community drives it.

I've got it running on r/HottakePoll if you want to try it — would genuinely love any feedback. What's confusing, what's fun, what you'd want added. Still rough around the edges so I'm all ears.

Thanks for checking it out.

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Hello, I have created my first app r/HottakePoll, and it just got approved. Can you please give feedback or promote in your communities. Thanks for the help.

Just launched my first Devvit app! HotTake Poll lets communities vote on opinion questions, earn XP for predicting the majority, and compete on a leaderboard. Would love feedback from the community. Check it out at r/HottakePoll