r/AppsWebappsFullstack

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I built a sticky note app you never have to open

I kept losing thoughts in the gap between thinking them and unlocking my phone. So the note lives in the notification shade.

Pull the shade down, type it, done. Grocery list, a reminder, a name you do not want to forget. You do not open the app.

If you write something like "milk, eggs sunday 6pm" it becomes a checklist and sets the reminder for you.

No ads. Free. Nothing to buy later. I did not want to ship something that nags you.

It is called Slip.

Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.polyhistor.slip

u/NAPZ_11 — 5 days ago

Dayle just got its first paying user!

Today someone bought the lifetime Premium upgrade in Dayle, seeing that first sale made me so happy.

Knowing that someone found enough value in something I built to pay for it feels really special.

Context: Dayle is a minimalist app for seeing how far through the year you are, counting down to important dates, and tracking time-bound goals. You can also keep them visible with home screen widgets.

Google Play link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rabpaulo.dayle

I'd love feedback on the app

https://preview.redd.it/1m2l3mqyepuh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=786ca00916aad8c1f614a28027d826cf2fbfee68

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u/Downtown-Practice395 — 4 days ago

I built a web app that makes “someday” goals compete for time on today’s calendar

I’m building SelfPath: https://self-path.com/

The project began with a simple observation: a task manager can make me efficient at completing tasks that are not especially important. Most tools optimise the day or week, and perhaps the month. They rarely make a long-term aim visible at the moment I decide what belongs on Tuesday afternoon.

SelfPath is a web app that begins with values and a life direction, then turns those into goals, shorter plans, and a next action. The planning model is inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s approach of connecting daily conduct with a larger direction in life.

The current beta includes a Goal Tree, calendar planning, daily reviews, analytics, an AI guide for reflection, and a Future Self view. I’m also exploring an MCP connection for people who want the workflow to work alongside other tools, while keeping every real decision with the user.

I’m looking for people willing to try it with one real goal. I would value honest feedback on two things: does the flow from a value to a calendar action feel natural, and where does the product create unnecessary planning overhead?

Walkthrough: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UVUrdW7QePA

The beta is free to try. I’m the builder and will use the feedback to improve it.

u/Thin_Treacle_6558 — 4 days ago
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Introducing BecomeTen — selfie analysis with a free basic result

BecomeTen is a small web product for people curious about AI face analysis and grooming feedback. It runs in the browser: upload a selfie, get a basic AI rating for free, and optionally purchase a more detailed report and improvement plan.

The product pairs the score with suggestions, rather than stopping at a number. The rating is an estimate from a photo, not an objective measure of someone’s attractiveness.

For other independent businesses here: is the distinction between the free result and paid report clear on the landing page? Feedback on the offer and first-use experience would be useful.

Website: https://becometen.com

u/Sindorus1 — 5 days ago
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I built a discovery network and need SaaS founders to test it

https://www.agman.app/

I’ve been building AGMAN and the app is now live.

I need a few SaaS founders to register, add a real product and test the full flow.

I mainly want feedback on the listing process, categories, final profile and anything that feels confusing or missing.

Payments are also in test mode, so no real money is involved if you want to test that flow too.

If you have a SaaS and don’t mind testing an early product, try it here:

Tell me what’s broken or what you would change.

u/Initial-Wrangler-939 — 8 days ago
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I’ve been collecting real-time mood data across different countries, and one thing surprised me:

the US came out lower than expected (around 19th).

It’s not a representative sample, so I’m trying to gather more data to see if that holds.

It takes just a couple seconds to input your mood (1–10), completely anonymous:

mood2know.com

Happy to share updated results here if there’s interest.

u/gloussou — 9 days ago
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A free productivity and creativity platform with free introductory levels that includes a free chrome extension and free app store apps? You betcha!

I spent the last 20 months over caffeinating and vibe coding to prove the humble sticky note is the perfect mental Legos....

Think of TaskLoco as Legoland for your mind 🧠

All lite versions 100% Free forever

Amazing 👏 premium plans for those few who need more, more, more

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u/Early_Key_823 — 11 days ago
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I compiled 31 documented AI agent incidents into a downloadable dataset

I maintain a public dataset of documented AI agent incidents, covering what happened, the systems involved, reported impact, and source links.

Dataset and visualizations: https://www.crawlspider.com/pages/ai-agents-gone-rogue/

The dataset separates real-world incidents, evaluations with external consequences, and controlled experiments. Those distinctions matter: a simulated failure shouldn’t be presented as damage to a real system.

Each record includes event and disclosure dates, provider/model, incident types, impact, sources, and context or caveats. There’s a full CSV download, searchable records, and free visualizations—including a provider-to-incident-type Sankey.

A limitation: this is a collection of documented reports, not a representative sample. Higher counts don’t establish that a provider is less safe; usage and disclosure practices affect what becomes visible.

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u/Pleasant-Weakness959 — 11 days ago

Are you actually building a business, or just a very expensive hobby?

Spending 80 hours a week on a project that generates zero revenue isn't a startup it’s a distraction. Drop your project links below and let’s talk about whether you have a viable path to making money or if you're just burning out for fun. Show us the numbers.

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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 — 14 days ago