▲ 4 r/RoastMyIdea+1 crossposts

Got a simple mobile app idea sitting in your head? I have 1 hour free this weekend to help you build a working POC.

I’m a software engineer testing a new co-building framework designed to help non-technical people build working mobile app demos fast—without writing traditional code.

I need exactly 1 person with a simple idea to test this with me this coming weekend (Saturday or Sunday).

How it works:

  • We hop on a 60-minute call.
  • You drive the keyboard and control the build.
  • I guide you step-by-step through the structure and setup.
  • By the end of the hour, you’ll have a real, clickable prototype/POC running on your phone.

Requirements:

  • A computer/laptop with a solid connection, working mic, and webcam.
  • You must be comfortable driving the keyboard and building it yourself with my guidance.
  • A simple, focused idea (e.g., "a tracker for custom coffee recipes," not "the next Facebook").

Why it’s free / No catch: I’m doing this purely to stress-test my co-building workflow and see where non-technical users hit friction. Zero pitch, zero upsells, zero catch. You walk away with a working demo of your idea, and I get valuable feedback on my process.

To claim the spot: Drop a 1-sentence summary of your app idea in the comments below. I’ll review the concepts, pick the most straightforward one by Friday, and send you a DM to lock in a time for the weekend.

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u/assimilateswe — 8 days ago
▲ 0 r/nocode

[Free] I’ll guide you to build your own working mobile app prototype in 60 minutes. (1 spot only)

You have a mobile app idea, but you’re stuck because you think you need to hire a $10,000 developer just to see if it works.

I’m a software engineer, and I’m opening exactly 1 spot next weekend (Sat, Oct 10 / Sun, Oct 11) for a 1-on-1 co-building session.

The Deal: You bring the idea and drive the keyboard. I give you the step-by-step guidance. In 60 minutes, YOU will build a real, functional proof-of-concept on your phone that you can actually tap through and test.

Zero pitch. 100% free. I’m stress-testing a rapid co-building framework and need 1 motivated partner.

Requirements to apply:

  • A clear, simple app idea.
  • A laptop/computer with a stable connection, working mic, and camera.
  • 60 minutes of focus next weekend (Sat or Sun).

How to claim the spot: Comment below or DM me with your 1-sentence app idea. I’ll select the most viable concept by Wednesday and reach out directly.

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u/assimilateswe — 12 days ago
▲ 4 r/ecommerce+3 crossposts

[Promotion - But free] Collect your users feedback and use it to convert users

Hi!

I'm Daniel. For the applications I have on the different stores I've noticed a need. To collect qualitative data from my users. I want bugs, ideas and a community around the products I've created.

That's why I created Tipoff, it takes less than 20 minutes to integrate for your developers, relatively cheap and you can reward your feedbackers with a discount, giving the a reward for their contributions and making them a part of your community.

I'm currently running a campaign where we give the first 10 people that request early access a lifetime free subscription.

All feedback is welcome, hopefully this will be useful for someone!

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u/assimilateswe — 2 months ago

Every wondered what your users think of your product or service?

Google reviews is a thing. But its facing the public. You don't want the bad feedback to end up there. You want it before it becomes an issue for all other users. Suggestion inside of google reviews? Nah, that doesn't seem right. I created a tool to collect feedback for either your digital product/service/store OR your physical location. Maybe you're a restaurant and you want people to tell you what about the experience was good and bad, so that you can improve, in order to get more customers.

Here's the tool for you! \[www.tipoff.se\\\](http://www.tipoff.se)

Oh and right at this very moment we are running a promotion where the first 10 users to sign up for early access will get to use TipOff for free, LIFETIME.

Any and all feedback is welcome, maybe even use the widget on the bottom right of the website? TipOff uses itself. Its kind of neat.

Have a great day everyone and looking forward to your responses!

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u/assimilateswe — 2 months ago

Every wondered what your users think of your product or service?

Google reviews is a thing. But its facing the public. You don't want the bad feedback to end up there. You want it before it becomes an issue for all other users. Suggestion inside of google reviews? Nah, that doesn't seem right. I created a tool to collect feedback for either your digital product/service/store OR your physical location. Maybe you're a restaurant and you want people to tell you what about the experience was good and bad, so that you can improve, in order to get more customers.

Here's the tool for you! [www.tipoff.se\](http://www.tipoff.se)

Oh and right at this very moment we are running a promotion where the first 10 users to sign up for early access will get to use TipOff for free, LIFETIME.

Any and all feedback is welcome, maybe even use the widget on the bottom right of the website? TipOff uses itself. Its kind of neat.

Have a great day everyone and looking forward to your responses!

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u/assimilateswe — 2 months ago

Every wondered what your users think of your product or service?

Google reviews is a thing. But its facing the public. You don't want the bad feedback to end up there. You want it before it becomes an issue for all other users. Suggestion inside of google reviews? Nah, that doesn't seem right. I created a tool to collect feedback for either your digital product/service/store OR your physical location. Maybe you're a restaurant and you want people to tell you what about the experience was good and bad, so that you can improve, in order to get more customers.

Here's the tool for you! www.tipoff.se

Oh and right at this very moment we are running a promotion where the first 10 users to sign up for early access will get to use TipOff for free, LIFETIME.

Any and all feedback is welcome, maybe even use the widget on the bottom right of the website? TipOff uses itself. Its kind of neat.

Have a great day everyone and looking forward to your responses!

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u/assimilateswe — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/SaasDevelopers+1 crossposts

Ever wondered what your users think of your product or service?

Google reviews is a thing. But its facing the public. You don't want the bad feedback to end up there. You want it before it becomes an issue for all other users. Suggestion inside of google reviews? Nah, that doesn't seem right. I created a tool to collect feedback for either your digital product/service/store OR your physical location. Maybe you're a restaurant and you want people to tell you what about the experience was good and bad, so that you can improve, in order to get more customers.

Here's the tool for you! www.tipoff.se

Oh and right at this very moment we are running a promotion where the first 10 users to sign up for early access will get to use TipOff for free, LIFETIME.

Any and all feedback is welcome, maybe even use the widget on the bottom right of the website? TipOff uses itself. Its kind of neat.

Have a great day everyone and looking forward to your responses!

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u/assimilateswe — 2 months ago

Coding was never the bottleneck, now it definitely isn't (small advertisement)

I'm not sure how to start this out. The truth is, yes, I am looking for eyeballs, and even more so opinions.

I've created at least 2 products privately, many more professionally, even did a stint at FAANG for a short period. Building products is what I've always wanted to do. Ever since at the age of 18 I created the predecessor to BReal. 2 years before BReal even was a thing. This was before I even had software engineering experience.

At this point, 6 years down the road, of which 2 was spent hand-coding a react native app that was great but snuffed at the point where it matters most, GTM and marketing, I feel like the tides are turning. I can now create things extremely fast, and I'm starting to learn the things that actually matter for product, selling, visibility. And its fun.

It seems to me, given all the products out there, that ONE of the things that matter, except visibility, is opinion. Sure data driven things are great but qualitative data, aggregated, is where the fun starts to happen.

I started creating tools I use for my own products (amongst other things the app that died a silent death but which I will revive), and these are what I call self-serving tools. Meaning, I can use the tool on the tool itself. It's quite neat.

So for example;

[www.tipoff.se](http://www.tipoff.se)

This is one of those tools. And as you can see, on the website itself (bottom right corner), I use the tool.

Enough self aggrandizing, I'd like some honest opinions. Don't buy. As a matter of fact, If you DM me I am willing to let you test the tool out for free, lifetime, if it happens to be something you're interested in. Maybe if you have an app on one of the stores, preferably coded in ReactNative or god forbid Cordova. Or If you have a website, in need of your users opinion.

Tell me every single thing that sucks. Maybe write it on the feedback form on the website. Or write it here. If you happen to like something, that would be nice too.

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u/assimilateswe — 3 months ago

Coding was never the bottleneck, now it definitely isn't (small advertisement)

I'm not sure how to start this out. The truth is, yes, I am looking for eyeballs, and even more so opinions.

I've created at least 2 products privately, many more professionally, even did a stint at FAANG for a short period. Building products is what I've always wanted to do. Ever since at the age of 18 I created the predecessor to BReal. 2 years before BReal even was a thing. This was before I even had software engineering experience.

At this point, 6 years down the road, of which 2 was spent hand-coding a react native app that was great but snuffed at the point where it matters most, GTM and marketing, I feel like the tides are turning. I can now create things extremely fast, and I'm starting to learn the things that actually matter for product, selling, visibility. And its fun.

It seems to me, given all the products out there, that ONE of the things that matter, except visibility, is opinion. Sure data driven things are great but qualitative data, aggregated, is where the fun starts to happen.

I started creating tools I use for my own products (amongst other things the app that died a silent death but which I will revive), and these are what I call self-serving tools. Meaning, I can use the tool on the tool itself. It's quite neat.

So for example;

www.tipoff.se

This is one of those tools. And as you can see, on the website itself (bottom right corner), I use the tool.

Enough self aggrandizing, I'd like some honest opinions. Don't buy. As a matter of fact, If you DM me I am willing to let you test the tool out for free, lifetime, if it happens to be something you're interested in. Maybe if you have an app on one of the stores, preferably coded in ReactNative or god forbid Cordova. Or If you have a website, in need of your users opinion.

Tell me every single thing that sucks. Maybe write it on the feedback form on the website. Or write it here. If you happen to like something, that would be nice too.

reddit.com
u/assimilateswe — 3 months ago

The bottleneck was never coding, now it definitely isn't (small advertisement)

I'm not sure how to start this out. The truth is, yes, I am looking for eyeballs, and even more so opinions.

I've created at least 2 products privately, many more professionally, even did a stint at FAANG for a short period. Building products is what I've always wanted to do. Ever since at the age of 18 I created the predecessor to BReal. 2 years before BReal even was a thing. This was before I even had software engineering experience.

At this point, 6 years down the road, of which 2 was spent hand-coding a react native app that was great but snuffed at the point where it matters most, GTM and marketing, I feel like the tides are turning. I can now create things extremely fast, and I'm starting to learn the things that actually matter for product, selling, visibility. And its fun.

It seems to me, given all the products out there, that ONE of the things that matter, except visibility, is opinion. Sure data driven things are great but qualitative data, aggregated, is where the fun starts to happen.

I started creating tools I use for my own products (amongst other things the app that died a silent death but which I will revive), and these are what I call self-serving tools. Meaning, I can use the tool on the tool itself. It's quite neat.

So for example;

www.tipoff.se

This is one of those tools. And as you can see, on the website itself (bottom right corner), I use the tool.

Enough self aggrandizing, I'd like some honest opinions. Don't buy. As a matter of fact, If you DM me I am willing to let you test the tool out for free, lifetime, if it happens to be something you're interested in. Maybe if you have an app on one of the stores, preferably coded in ReactNative or god forbid Cordova. Or If you have a website, in need of your users opinion.

Tell me every single thing that sucks. Maybe write it on the feedback form on the website. Or write it here. If you happen to like something, that would be nice too.

reddit.com
u/assimilateswe — 3 months ago