Hi! We’re 4 grad students at UT Dallas building Barterly: creators trade content to local businesses in exchange for free experiences or promotion. We’d love honest feedback from creators or business owners:
https://barterly-taupe.vercel.app . Thanks, all criticism is welcome!
Hi! I'm a solo dev looking for testers for a fitness app I've been building.
I can't handle going to the gym 2-3 times a week. For some people it's a moment for themselves, but for me it's a waste of time: getting there, changing and waiting takes 2-5x longer than the actual exercise 😅
So I had an idea: skip the gym session. Instead of carving out 45 minutes, the app suggests a "snack" (30 seconds to a few minutes) whenever you have a gap in your day, and the volume adds up over the week to cover every muscle group. Research on weekly training volume suggests that how you split it matters much less than the total.
No equipment required (but if you have some, even better). It's fully offline, nothing is sent to a server, and it's based on calisthenics exercises, progression trees, and your feedback, so you progress at your own rhythm.
What I'd love to know: are the exercises too hard, or well matched to your progression? After the onboarding, are the exercises it picks a good fit for your level? Does it hold up past day 3, or do you end up missing the gym?
Premium is unlocked for free during the test (roughly until Nov 1, I'll announce it if that changes). Beta links for both Android and iOS: www.snackup.fun
Any feedback welcome, including "uninstalled it after 2 days, here's why."
Thank you guys, stay fit, you have one body!
Hi everyone, I’m a student dev and I just released MicroRead on Google Play. It turns non-fiction books into chapter summaries you can read or listen to in 1 to 10 minutes, with 3 key takeaways per chapter and daily streaks. It works in English, Arabic and German.
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.microread.app&hl=en
I only need about 5 minutes of your time. If you try it, I’d love to know:
Short, blunt feedback in the comments is perfect. I’ll reply to everyone and fix what you find.
Thanks for helping a solo dev!
Hey everyone,
I just finished and released my first small desktop software project, and I'm mainly posting it here because I want feedback.
It's called Batch Renamer.
It's a very simple Windows utility for renaming multiple files at once.
The idea is deliberately boring:
Drop/select your files
Define a naming pattern
Preview the result
Rename them
The processed files are placed into a separate BR\_results folder
I wanted to keep it extremely lightweight, so it's portable. There's no installer, account system, subscription, ads, or cloud processing.
The application runs locally on the user's computer.
There is also no "AI" component collecting data or secretly sending files somewhere. The files being renamed stay on the local machine.
I built it because I wanted a tool that could just do one thing without turning into a giant application.
I'm not looking for customers or trying to sell anything here. I genuinely want to know whether this is actually useful to other people.
I'd especially appreciate criticism:
\- Is the UI understandable?
\- Is the workflow intuitive?
\- Would you actually use something like this?
\- Is there anything that feels unnecessary?
\- Is there something obvious that I'm missing?
\- Would the portable-folder approach bother you?
\- Is there anything about the way the files are handled that you would change?
If you think it's pointless, that's useful feedback too. I'd rather hear that now than spend another month building something nobody needs.
GitHub release: https://github.com/abdullahMTQ/batchrenamer
It's completely free at the moment.
Windows warning: Because the release is currently unsigned and uses a .bat launcher, Windows may show a security warning saying "Unknown Publisher." This is a Windows trust/signing warning, not an application error. You can inspect the files yourself before running them.
Thanks to anyone who takes a look. I'm genuinely interested in what you think.
What it is: a web workspace where you pick an open model per question, your notes and uploads stay in the workspace when you change models, and every reply is labeled with the model that wrote it. You can also send one question to up to three models and read the answers side by side.
What I'd love tested:
- Change models mid-project and tell me if anything about your context gets lost.
- The side-by-side compare. Does the labeling make sense at a glance?
- Ask for a widget (a calculator, a chart) and see if what comes back is usable.
Honest state: it launched yesterday. Free to try with no card, and you can use it as a guest without an account. Plus is $20 a month flat. Things will be rough in places. Tell me where.
Link: https://vresk.ai
Disclosure: I'm the marketing half of a two-person team. Josh built it.
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chaptify-reading-tracker/id6755592559 is mine. I co-founded an IOS mobile app that helps people read more consistently. It's been in development for the past couple of years, and we are excited to have some feedback on it!
I'd love to see what others are making; drop it below so we can all see each other's projects!
Hey everyone,
A few weeks ago I shared Orty here and got some useful feedback from people who actually do client outreach for a living. I spent the last few weeks rebuilding a big part of it instead of just adding more AI features.
The biggest additions in v1.20-beta are:
I also redesigned the website so you can try a simulated version of the app directly in your browser before downloading it.
I'm mainly looking for honest feedback from editors:
Website (interactive demo + info):
https://getorty.vercel.app
Whop (Free & Pro download):
https://whop.com/orty/
Thanks again to everyone who's been giving feedback. Every update so far has come directly from conversations with editors here, and I'm trying to build something that's genuinely useful rather than just another AI wrapper.
Hello,
I am looking for people to give feedback on a product we are launching.
It allows you to tell you career story and then it outputs a queryable version of your career, based on HOW you work, not just what you've done.
It's geared towards people who believe their resume and LinkedIn do not tell the whole story, and want a leg up when contacting hiring managers or recruiters.
myindx.ai is the site, if you want beta access, please send me a dm, you will need to be approved at this stage.
Thanks!
Indx
Upfront: I'm the creator, this isn't a paid ad, just a project I build alone.
I started Floravia because I kept killing my plants and every existing app was either a wall of ads or paywalled to death. The idea is simple: photo → ID → care plan, plus an AI you can ask real questions ("why is my monstera drooping?").
What I actually want is honest feedback: what's missing? what does it misidentify? what would stop you using it?
Free to try, no card: floravia.app
And if you'd rather not click, happy to answer plant questions right here anyway. 🌱
I’m building Monkeys in Space, a bio page for creators that reports back: where your page visits came from, which link people tapped, and a notification when one of your links gets a burst of clicks. Optional: connect YouTube or TikTok to get a heads-up when a new post is well ahead of your typical.
It loads fast, has no cookies or trackers on your bio page, and counts clicks, not people.
Looking for a handful of creators to try it for a week and tell me:
Free during launch. For creators 18+ in the US, Canada (outside Quebec) and Australia for now.
Full disclosure: I’m the founder. https://monkeysinspace.app
Hi everyone,
I am building Convalesce, a tool designed to help engineers investigate failed data pipelines, identify potential root causes, and suggest fixes.
We're looking for a few early testers who work with data pipelines or backend infrastructure and are willing to try the app and share honest feedback.
We'd especially appreciate feedback on:
If you work with data pipelines and are interested in trying it, we'd love to hear what you think.
If you're interested in trying it, we'd love to hear what you think!
If you find Convalesce interesting, we'd appreciate your support on Product Hunt. Please check it out and give it an upvote if you genuinely like the project!
Thanks for helping us improve it!
We built a small web app that turns your ether.fi card export into a spending dashboard.
Categories, monthly trends, subscriptions, cashback. It's been live a few weeks and we need people who actually use the card to try it on their real data and tell us where it breaks.
Things we'd love to know:
- Did the import work on the first try?
- Do the categories make sense for your spending?
- Does the cashback match what you see in the ether.fi app?
- What's missing that you'd actually use?
No account, no wallet connection. The file is processed in your browser and never leaves your device. You can check the network tab, or the code on GitHub.
Don't have an ether.fi card? There's a demo with sample data, and feedback on the dashboard itself is still really useful. Also tell us which card you use, we're deciding what to support next.
What it is: ask TallyPrime questions in English, Hindi, Tamil, Arabic and more on web or WhatsApp. You get sales, receivables with ageing, godown-wise stock, ledgers and invoice PDFs straight from your live Tally, as PDF or Excel. It runs through a small read-only connector on the Tally PC, so it can't create or edit vouchers.
Who I need: people who actually run TallyPrime, whether owners, accountants or CAs. Try 5–10 real questions and tell me where it fails: wrong period, party name mix-ups, language mixing, report format, setup friction.
Not looking for "cool idea" comments. I want broken questions and confusing bits.
Setup is free. Sign up here: https://analyseai.live/signup/
Drop your product below if you want a swap. I'll actually test it this week.
I'm looking for around 20 people to test something we've been building.
The problem we're trying to solve is pretty simple:
I want to cook at home, but figuring out what I have, deciding what to make, realizing I'm missing 5 ingredients, and then grocery shopping makes the whole thing feel like a chore.
So we built StocknSpoon.
The basic loop is:
Know what's at home → Find what to cook → Shop what's missing.
You can keep track of what's in your kitchen, find meals based on what you already have, and add the ingredients you're missing to your grocery cart.
We're mainly designing it for students and busy professionals who want to cook more without spending so much time planning food.
It's still early so we're definitely not expecting everything to work, but we'd love to know:
It's a working web app and works on mobile too.
StocknSpoon: www.stocknspoon.com
If you try it, please tell me all the things you dislike.
¡Hola a todos! Estoy buscando usuarios de Android que creen o administren contenido para redes sociales para que prueben SocialHub AI y compartan comentarios honestos.
SocialHub AI es una app de Android para creadores de contenido, freelancers, community managers y pequeñas empresas. Te ayuda a organizar marcas, planear campañas y usar IA para crear esquemas de contenido y borradores de publicaciones. Puedes editar, revisar y aprobar tu contenido antes de publicarlo en tus cuentas sociales conectadas.
La app incluye una prueba gratis de 7 días, así que tienes una semana para explorar sus funciones. Me ayudaría mucho especialmente si compartes feedback sobre cómo configurar una marca, crear una campaña, generar y editar contenido, y preparar publicaciones para que se publiquen.
Para unirte a las pruebas de Google Play, usa la misma cuenta de Google en ambos pasos:
1. Únete al grupo de testers:
https://groups.google.com/g/hubsocialai
2. Acepta participar en la prueba de Google Play:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ejsstudios.socialhub
Conoce más sobre la app:
https://hubsocial.ejsstudios.com/
¡Gracias a todos los que estén dispuestos a probar SocialHub AI y compartir comentarios!
I’m looking for a few beta testers for RevAds, a web-based tool for people who manage Google Search campaigns and want more leads (not ecommerce) —especially freelancers and small agencies serving local or service businesses.
Its AI agents can audit campaigns, build keyword lists, draft ad copy, and flag wasted spend.
Beta access is free. In return, I’m looking for candid feedback on onboarding, usefulness, accuracy, confusing steps, bugs, and anything important that feels missing.
If you actively manage at least 1 Google Ads account and want to test it, comment or message me and I’ll send the details.
Hey everyone! Working in large React/TypeScript projects, modifying a shared component or utility often creates unexpected breakages across unrelated pages. To solve this blast-radius problem before committing, I built Rippledit.
What Rippledit Does:
What I Need Feedback On:
Looking for React/TS engineers building medium-to-large apps to test it out—drop a comment or DM and tell me what sucks!
I fact-check primary research data for a living and forward reels with zero checking :(
A few days ago I sent someone a reel about Lindt getting sued and only wondered afterward if it was real. Checking would have meant leaving the app and searching, so I didn’t bother.
The fix I’m playing with is a simple button in your share menu. You share the reel to it and it tells you if it’s true. It doesn’t exist yet. I put up a page to see whether anyone would use it: https://pb-bookmeup.github.io/Verdict/?src=reddit
What would get you to check before you hit send?
I’m testing Enikq, a visual way to discover products online.
I’m mainly trying to learn:
- Is the first screen easy to understand?
- Does moving around help you find things?
- Would you use this instead of a normal product search?
No signup needed. Honest feedback is welcome.
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 🧠
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