r/appideareport

I built a free code linter that works entirely in your browser — no install, no signup (Launch Day 🚀)

Hey everyone — PasteCheck just launched on Product Hunt today, and I'd love your support!

It's a free, mobile-friendly code linter that runs entirely in your browser. Paste your JavaScript, TypeScript, Python, or HTML and get instant error highlights with plain-English explanations. No install. No account. Just paste and check.

Built this entirely from my Android phone as a solo dev, It would mean a lot if you checked it out on Product Hunt today.

(https://www.producthunt.com/products/pastecheck)

Happy to answer any questions!

u/CharlesBlackwood — 22 hours ago

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Suggest me some cool projects for minor projects in my college

hey guys, I am a student of computer science doing diploma and I'm in 4th sem there is going to be a minor project so I'm just wondering what to build, give me some cool ideas for my project

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u/PhotographUnited6221 — 5 days ago

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I got tired of typing reminders every time, so I built a simple app where you just speak and it creates tasks automatically.

Example:
“Remind me to call at 6” -> done

Still improving accuracy + UX. Would love honest feedback.

Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appcial.reminder

u/Much_Pomegranate6272 — 6 days ago

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I spent 2 months building a tool, got 0 users, and just lost my day job. Time to finally learn marketing.

Hey everyone,
I’m a backend/full-stack developer. Two months ago, I finished building ReplyTone, a Chrome extension designed to act as an AI 'Thinking Partner' for social media engagement.
And then, I fell into the classic developer trap: I deployed it to Vercel, did absolutely zero marketing, and went back to my comfort zone of writing code. Unsurprisingly, the site has sat there with exactly 0 users for 60 days.
Yesterday, I lost my day job due to the current market situation. It was a massive reality check. I can’t hide behind my IDE anymore. If I want this tool to work, I have to actually put it in front of people.
Why I built it:
I am incredibly tired of generic, low-effort AI replies on X (planning to add LinkedIn soon). They sound like corporate robots. I wanted a tool that didn’t just autocomplete text, but actually analyzed a post to find the 'Unaddressed Angle', giving you a unique perspective to start a genuine conversation.

Where I’m at now:

The engine is completely built and functional. The dashboard is live. But I am starting from absolute scratch on the distribution side.
I don't want to run a massive SaaS right now; I just need to see if this project can sustain my baseline expenses while I navigate this sudden career shift. To get my very first cohort of users and gather raw feedback, I’m offering it for $9/month.

If you struggle with social media growth, writing high-signal replies, or just want to roast my dashboard
I’m wide open to brutal feedback on the positioning, the UI, or how I should approach marketing this week. Thanks for reading.

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u/Mountain_Complex6708 — 7 days ago

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Building Impause solo: behavioral-finance app for impulse spending. Personal finance is overcrowded so I picked a wedge — the moment after a purchase, not before. One question the next day, regret or worth it.

What's worked so far: – Reframing from "tracker" to a single sentence ("You didn't need it. You knew that. You bought it anyway.") roughly doubled signups – Posting in spending-adjacent communities (ADHD, no-buy) outperforms anything finance-tagged

What hasn't: – Generic finance keywords on the App Store – Trying to compete on "budget"

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/impause-spending-tracker/id6746744026

Anyone else find their growth lever was repositioning rather than a new channel?

u/Johnjohnson_69 — 7 days ago