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u/Huraka_kun

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Looking for beta testers for my free online tools website

Hi everyone!

I'm currently building HyruKit, a free online tools website.

🌐 https://hyrukit.vercel.app/

I'm looking for some early users who are willing to try it and give me honest feedback.

At the moment, the PDF and Image categories are fully implemented and functional. I'm gradually building the rest of the tools and would like to improve the website based on actual user feedback.

I'd love to know:

  • How useful you find the current tools
  • How easy the website is to use
  • Your overall rating from 1–10
  • Anything you would improve
  • What tools you'd like to see added

You don't need to spend a lot of time testing it. Even trying one or two tools and sharing your overall impression would be really helpful.

👉 Try HyruKit: https://hyrukit.vercel.app/

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

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u/Huraka_kun — 2 days ago
▲ 7 r/PinoyProgrammer+2 crossposts

I'm building HyruKit, a free online tools platform — looking for feedback on what to build next

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm a student developer building HyruKit, a free online tools platform:

🌐 https://hyrukit.vercel.app/

I'm building this as an ongoing solo project and I'm currently trying to figure out which tools are actually worth building next.

What I've built so far

The first version currently focuses on:

📄 PDF tools
🖼️ Image tools

These are the only categories that are currently fully implemented and functional.

I'm intentionally taking a build → test → improve → expand approach instead of launching hundreds of unfinished tools.

Eventually, I'd like to expand into things like:

  • Video
  • Audio
  • AI
  • Developer tools
  • Text utilities
  • Other everyday productivity tools

What I'm trying to validate

I don't want to build tools just because they sound useful.

I'd rather find out what people actually need.

So I'm looking for feedback on:

1. What tools do you regularly need?

What's a simple task you frequently search Google for because you don't have a good tool for it?

2. What existing tools annoy you?

Maybe they're full of ads, require registration, have file-size limits, are slow, or make a simple task unnecessarily complicated.

3. What should I build next?

If you could add one tool to HyruKit, what would it be?

I'd also appreciate feedback on the current product

If you have a few minutes, try the existing PDF or Image tools:

👉 https://hyrukit.vercel.app/

I'm particularly interested in:

  • Bugs
  • UX problems
  • Performance
  • Missing features
  • Tool ideas
  • Anything that feels unnecessary or confusing

I'm still early in the project, so honest criticism is much more useful to me than compliments. 😅

My goal is to gradually turn HyruKit into a collection of genuinely useful tools rather than just another website with hundreds of tools that nobody uses.

If you were building HyruKit, what would you build next?

u/Huraka_kun — 2 days ago
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Profitable futures traders, what are you actually using for drawdown control rn?

Traded perps for about 2 years but this current high vol environment is brutal. keep getting wicked out of trades that would’ve hit target.

Bouncing between a few approaches and they all suck right now:

Naked chart stops? getting hunted constantly. indicator stops (atr/vwap)? way too wide, wrecks my sizing. hedging? blown up accounts doing this wrong before lol.

what are profitable futures traders actually doing for drawdown control rn? tightening stops? smaller size?

I’m probably overcautious, but I still test new stop rules with tiny live size first. Been using bydfi for that lately mostly because I can deposit in my local currency and it shows up pretty fast, at least on my end. Do you trust a backtest, or do you need a few live trades before sizing up?

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u/Huraka_kun — 1 month ago