Me too 😅

Me and my boyfriend created this app called What2Munch and the name says pretty much everything. It gives you recommendations for food places near you and you can order them on Wolt.

We plan to add other options in the future depending on the feedback we receive.

We would very much appreciate feedback, criticism included.

ps. I hope i’m not breaking any rules since this was developed yesterday and is not promoting, advertising or anything similar from your clicks 🤞

Thank you community! 🍔

Hi everyone,

if you've any problem type it in the comment so I can see if I can help you

I will help you completely for free, I'm not expecting anything in return

What’s the craziest or most futuristic app idea you’ve ever thought of - something so ambitious that it feels like nobody could actually build it? Curious to hear wild concepts people have imagined.

I genuinely think we’re entering a new era of “memory tech”.

Not AI assistants that just answer questions.
Not note apps that become digital graveyards after a week.

I mean systems that actually help you think.

That’s exactly why I built Kognis.

Most people today are mentally overloaded:

• too many tasks
• too many ideas
• too many conversations
• too much context switching

Important thoughts disappear constantly because our brains weren’t designed to hold infinite context.

Kognis was built to solve that.

You capture thoughts naturally — tasks, reminders, follow ups, ideas, conversations — and the system starts connecting everything together automatically.

It can:

• surface forgotten thoughts
• highlight priorities
• connect related information
• help organise mental clutter
• bring back context when you need it most

The goal isn’t productivity for productivity’s sake.

It’s reducing cognitive load so your brain can focus on actually thinking.

We’re getting very close to release now and honestly… seeing it evolve from an idea into a fully working platform has been surreal.

Feels like the beginning of something much bigger.

Downside it is expensive to use LLM to generate summaries and moving images.

Hi everyone,

Sorry, long text:

I’m on the hunt for the perfect app for me, but somehow it doesn’t seem to exist… or does it?

I’m someone with loads of hobbies and interests.
These include video games, books, crochet, diamond painting, jigsaw puzzles, building blocks, book nook crafts and so on and so forth...

Unfortunately, I’m also the type of person who ‘out of sight, out of mind’, and sometimes I can’t even remember what I already own. Or if I start a jigsaw puzzle, don’t get round to it for a while and it ends up under the bed, I forget that there’s a half-finished jigsaw gathering dust there.

For my video games I use the ‘How Long To Beat’ app and for my books the ‘Book Tracker’ and ‘READO’, but for everything else I’ve got nothing.

The app that comes closest to what I want is ‘My Hobby Things’, but a) it’s buggy, b) it’s not aesthetically pleasing and the design is so boring, and c) the app has been abandoned. There hasn’t been an update for years.

I’d like a simple, attractive app with pleasant colours, where I have a ‘Building Blocks’ category and can add a photo of all my sets. And I’d like to be able to view them clearly and attractively, just like in my games and books apps. I’d like to be able to set a status to indicate whether I’ve started the project or not. And perhaps a wish list for projects I don’t yet own.

Sometimes I can’t decide what to do, and on READO there’s a dice that chooses for me A random book. I’d love to see that in the app too. Ideally with the option to choose whether to pick randomly from all categories or just from, say, the crochet projects.

I realise I could probably achieve something similar with Notion, but I’ve tried it and it completely overwhelmed me, so I’d much prefer a normal app.

I’ve been looking for ages, but I just can’t find anything suitable. Does anyone have any ideas?

UPDATE:
Thank you all for you answers so far. Didn’t expect so much feedback. I do my best to answer everybody and check every idea :)

And sorry for my bad English. I hope, you still understand my reply’s. For the long text I used DeepL, but that would take to much time for every answer, so I do my best with my own English.

I’m a student developer, and I got tired of seeing students/freshers reduced to 1-page resumes recruiters skim in seconds.

We spend months building projects, learning stacks, grinding LeetCode, doing internships… yet real skills often stay invisible behind resume formatting.

So I built ScrollnHire, a platform where students can showcase themselves more like builders than PDFs.

It's more like a reverse hiring platform dependent on the discovery but still providing functionalities of a normal hiring platform.

• projects first
• scrollable profiles and student
• actual work visibility
• less keyword stuffing
• more proof of work

Some things I’m working on next:

• scrollable live project feeds
• smarter job discovery
• easier student ↔ recruiter matching

Would genuinely love honest feedback (even if you want to roast it 😭)

• Does this solve a real problem for you?
• What would make you actually use this?
• What would recruiters care about most?

Please help me with feedback.

Let's say you are a freelancer or startup founder and you have leads of clients, will you use AI for cold calling.

The features of this AI agent will be:

1. Very good at sales pitch, can convert clients

2. Sounds like human and not AI

3. Learns from previous failure and implements the learning on next call.

4. Will provide analytics of each call

It also saves a lot of your time.

I am thinking to make an application of this kind. If I get good response I will develop this.

so here is the basics of this app:

You create classes, add note photos and lecture audio, and the app turns that material into:

- summaries

- flashcards

- searchable notes

- AI study chat based on your class material

It is mainly meant for students who want their notes, recordings, and review tools together

instead of spread across different apps.

Would you use this?

If not, what would stop you?

I’m looking for an app for watching TV series together without spoilers.

There’s an app for books called READO that has a great feature. You can leave comments on the book, e.g. on page 19: ‘Oh my gosh, that scene was so funny!’

And if someone else is reading the book and says they’ve got up to page 20, for example, then my comment is unlocked for them... but only up to that page, and all further comments remain hidden to avoid spoilers.

I watch series with my friends, but not in the same place and not at the same time. It would be great if we had an app where I could enter: Episode 3 … Minute 15 “that would have been so embarrassing for me” or I could add a meme or link a relevant TikTok to it, and my friends could only see it once they’d reached that scene too. We can’t always watch at the same time, but some of us do and then chat about it on WhatsApp, and by the time you get to that point yourself, you’ve missed the conversation – yet you’d still like to know if they were stunned by a particular scene, etc.

Is there anything like that?

Most users don’t leave because your product is bad.
They leave because the behavior never becomes natural.

A lot of apps focus heavily on features, dashboards, AI, automations, redesigns…

But users are silently asking:

“Is this easy enough to continue tomorrow?”

That’s where most products fail.

Some common patterns:

• Users sign up but feel overwhelmed immediately
• The first win takes too long
• There’s no emotional reward after taking action
• The product solves a problem, but not frequently enough
• Users need motivation every time they return

And eventually the app becomes:
“Interesting… but not part of my routine.”

Retention is rarely a marketing problem.
Most of the time it’s a behavior design problem.

The best products usually do 3 things really well:

• Reduce friction
• Create small quick wins
• Give users a reason to come back naturally

Sometimes even a tiny change in onboarding, reminders, progress visibility, or timing can completely change retention.

Curious — what retention problem are you currently facing in your app?

I constantly take screenshots while scrolling social media and browsing the internet just to save something for later: Amazon products, recipes, Reddit posts, funny comments, memes… But it all turns into dead weight, and in 99% of cases I never come back to those screenshots.

Idea: build an app where you can share a screenshot, and the app automatically organizes everything - puts screenshots into the right folders, adds relevant metadata, and makes them searchable later with natural language queries like:
“that Reddit post about an event I saved last week” or “all the movies I wanted to watch”.

lowkey any app that

• gets traction on twitter
• trends on tiktok
• hits product hunt
• or goes viral on reddit 💀

suddenly gets
17 clones
24 wrappers
and 50 “better alternatives” 😅

especially in categories like
• AI tools
• productivity apps
• note taking
• image generators
• chrome extensions
• creator tools 😭

because honestly…
building software became WAY easier now 💀

the hard part is no longer
coding the app

it’s:
distribution
retention
brand
community
and trust 👀

feels like features get copied in
days

sometimes HOURS 😭

which is why lowkey the strongest moat today is often:

• audience
• workflow integration
• user habits
• data
• distribution 😅

not just:
“having the idea first” 💀

funny thing is many cloned apps still fail because
copying features ≠ copying momentum 😭

what app category do you think gets copied the fastest rn 👀