
Cobrai
AI-powered retention intelligence for subscription businesses.
@cobraisystem · X
Manual retention can’t keep up with your acquisition - sees the slip, forecasts the churn, and triggers the save that keeps your growth compounding.
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AI-powered retention intelligence for subscription businesses.
@cobraisystem · X
Manual retention can’t keep up with your acquisition - sees the slip, forecasts the churn, and triggers the save that keeps your growth compounding.

Test your app across devices and browsers to catch bugs automatically in minutes.
@vibe_and_go · X

Research Shopify App Store trends, track competitors, and discover keyword opportunities.
@yuangwya · X

Turn App Store and Google Play reviews into structured product insights with pain points and opportunities.
u/Top-Quarter-4281 · Reddit
I made a product for analysing app reviews and get insights Hi folks! I recently made ParseMyApp , it takes any app and turns its reviews into something usable: top complaints with root causes, what users would riot if you removed, feature requests ranked by impact, and where competing apps could win based on analysed app weaknesses. Bonus: No account needed, free and runs entirely in your browser. How does it work: it pulls up to 500 reviews for iOS (Apple's API cap), and up to 1500

Start private discussions and get honest feedback from people using stable pseudonyms.
@wheesperapp · X
I built Wheesper to help people speak honestly without losing the context of a real conversation. It evolved from anonymous feedback into private, threaded discussions with stable pseudonyms and moderation controls. Check it out

Automate App Store Connect tasks: bulk pricing, screenshots, translation, ASO, and releases.
@RedjanHysa · X
App Store Connect makes simple things painful, so I built . Localizing pricing across every available storefront, writing and translating all app's metadata, editing screenshots in one tool and uploading them in another... well, that just takes time from actually building. With MetaRun you have everything in one place: bulk pricing with ppp-based localization, AI-translated metadata, screenshot studio where you edit screenshots, translate them in every language you support and publish them with one click, and many other tools. Oh, you can also use MetaRun directly in Claude Code, Codex, or whatever agent you're using, via MCP, so you never leave your IDE :). Check it out and tell me what you think.

Generate app store screenshots with 3D device mockups for iOS, Android, and other platforms.
AppScreenshots — 生成应用商店截图,支持 iOS、Android、Chrome、HarmonyOS 等平台,支持 3D 设备展示和 AI 驱动的 Mockup 创建工具

Local AI apps for transcription and meeting assistance that run completely on your device.
Tovo - AI 会议/面试助手 — 在会议中,Tovo 是一款注重隐私的 AI 助手,完全在您的设备上运行,为会议和对话提供实时转录和智能协助,无需向外部服务器发送任何数据。

Zero-setup JSON database for AI-generated app frontends with encrypted persistence.
@dhairyadarji786 · X
Tired of database setup for simple AI/Cursor prototypes?I built CloudState: a zero-config cloud database for vibe-coding. ⚡Get a secure JSON endpoint in 10s 🤖 Custom prompts for Cursor/Bolt/v0 to sync state via fetch Check it out:

AI chatbot that automatically texts your customers when you're unavailable.
@billmwamyalla · X

Audit your AI app for security, privacy, and governance readiness.
u/Budget_Lawfulness_33 · Reddit
I made a tool that bridges the gap between vibe coding and actually knowing what you shipped A lot of people are shipping things they don’t fully understand anymore. With the new flagship models such Claude/Codex and people spending hundreds on AI subscriptions to build faster, apps are being shipped quicker than ever. But when you’re constantly throwing prompts at AI, adding features, and moving fast, it’s easy to lose track of what actually made it into your codebase. So I built: https

Convert changelogs into X threads that preserve accurate API and version details.
@BChopLXXXII · X
Hey Jana, 👋 already connected but thought I would drop my product here. I built it helps builders turn their changelogs into X threads without making stuff up. Would love some feedback...