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Share me your Saas. I’ll try everyone
Put it in below format
Link - Tag Line
https://www.hyperdocs.io/ - FREE AI Documentation Software
I’ll share Free Product Docs Tool for the needed ones 😀
Hey all. I'm a student and a serial idea-forgetter. I'll think "I should email that professor" or "I'll fill out that form later," and 30 seconds into a reel it's gone. I tried writing things in my notes app, but then I'd forget to open the notes app.
So I'm building Nudge. You drop a thought in by text, by voice, or by sharing a reel, and it comes back as a gentle reminder at a moment that actually fits your day. No guilt, no streak that yells at you when you miss.
I haven't built the app yet. Right now I'm validating the idea and collecting a waitlist, and I'd really value honest feedback before I write a line of code:
Link: https://www.getnudged.net
Be honest, I'd rather hear the hard stuff now than after I build the wrong thing. Thanks.
Hey everyone,
We’re excited to share that we’ve officially launched our Android app focused on Indian spirituality and inner peace.
The app helps you build a daily spiritual routine with:
📖 Daily lessons from the Bhagavad Gita
🙏 Guided prayers & shlokas
🔥 Streak tracking for consistency
🧘 Mindful routines for peace and discipline
We built this to make spirituality easier to practice in daily life, even if you only have 5–10 minutes a day.
If this resonates with you, feel free to check it out on the Google Play Store and share your thoughts.
Google Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dharma_app
I train BJJ as a hobby and built it for myself initially.
I wasn't really watching my saved/bookmarked videos, this helps me organize my training and things im trying to learn.
You paste a YouTube, TikTok, or Instagram link and it gives you back a technique card: the techniques broken into numbered steps, each step timestamped to the exact moment in the video. Everything goes into a searchable library, so you can actually find that one armbar detail later instead of scrolling through your own saves.
Currently working on importing videos directly from your phone so you can video jujitsu sessions and store/remember them!
open to feedback. I'm at zencub.com
Leapd.ai turns any idea into a real business. It creates your website, backend, checkout, and payments, launches your Meta ads, email, and LinkedIn campaigns, and optimizes your visibility across ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity, and brings you customers 24/7 on autopilot.
I tried tools like Replit and Lovable before. I constantly found myself typing "do this" and "fix that." Even as a principal engineer, I got stuck more often than I'd expected.
And building the product was only the beginning. I still had to buy a domain, set up hosting, configure payments, create marketing campaigns, set up monitoring, and connect all the pieces needed to actually test an idea.
That's why I built Leapd.
Give it an idea, and in under 10 minutes Leapd turns it into a real business—complete with market research, competitor analysis, a website, company email, payments, and customer acquisition campaigns.
Then it keeps working. Leapd plans the next day's activities, launches growth initiatives, and operates 24/7 to bring in customers while you sleep.
My Tech Stack: Leapd runs a multi-agent system on the latest LLMs - Claude is the main one, with each agent specialized for a job — Agents write and ship real code inside secure E2B sandboxes, deploy live to Vercel, and run on AWS infrastructure. Email goes through Brevo, product analytics through PostHog, and the whole thing reports back daily so you always know what your AI team shipped.
Try it free today.
Hi everyone,
I'd like to share a project I've been building in my spare time called RailSnap.
RailSnap is a social platform designed for train enthusiasts to share sightings, upload photos, keep track of trains they've seen, and connect with other members of the community.
Some of the current features include:
The project is currently in alpha, and I'm looking for honest feedback from anyone willing to try it out.
You don't need to be interested in trains to help. I'd love feedback on:
🌐 Live site: https://railsnap.vercel.app
This has been a fun learning experience, and I'm continuing to improve it based on user feedback. If you have a few minutes to explore it, I'd really appreciate your thoughts.
Thanks!
After months of learning Flutter in my spare time, I finally launched my first Android app.
It’s called **Quiet Lines**, an AI-powered journaling app designed to help people reflect on their thoughts, emotions, and daily experiences.
I started this project because I’ve always been interested in mental wellness and self-reflection. What began as a small side project slowly grew into a real product that is now live on Google Play.
Some things I learned along the way:
• Building the app was easier than finding the courage to publish it.
• App Store and Play Store requirements took longer than expected.
• Marketing is much harder than development.
• Getting the first real users feels more exciting than writing new features.
Right now, my focus is learning how to get those first 100 users and understanding what people actually find valuable.
For those who have launched apps or SaaS products:
How did you get your first users?
What marketing channels worked best?
What would you do differently if you were starting today?
Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.calmjournal.calm\\\_journal\\\_template
I’d love any feedback, advice, or suggestions from the community.