@WyDoin_app · X

I just launched platform for hustlers to building goal trees, Network, check other hustlers goal trees. Checking ur bro peogress. Link -

@UmmeedLabs · X

@napalmn8 · X

🚀 I built my first SaaS app with AI. Meet Life OS — an all-in-one dashboard for tracking your money, subscriptions, side hustles, goals, habits, and planner in one place. I'd love your honest feedback!

@bendrumin · X

I built nights and weekends as a solo founder. 📱 130+ users worldwide, paying subscribers, zero churn 🤖 Built AI-native with Claude Code + Cursor (React/Supabase) My day job: PM owning 13 partner integrations at a wealthtech CRM, where I cut client onboarding from 4-6 weeks to 1-2. Now looking for my next thing: Integration/Platform PM or technical PM roles. DMs open 👇 #buildinpublic #ProductManagement #hiring #opentowork

u/Fuzzy_Act5528 · Reddit

About to launch alarm reminders in my productivity app. Thoughts? About to add alarm-based reminders. Not push notifications... real alarms that ring even when your screen is locked. You can set one for anything. A task, a habit, any date on your calendar. "Dentist 20 Nov. at 5 pm" → alarm set. "Take meds at 9 am every day" → alarm set. I built this because push notifications just aren't enough. Most people ignore them. So what if you could set an actual alarm for the thi

u/ProposalLoud4358 · Reddit

Built a When2meet alternative that actually works on mobile — looking for feedback Hey all — I got tired of the usual group-scheduling mess (When2meet's mobile UX, timezone dropdowns that cap out around a dozen zones, tools that want you to connect your Google Calendar just to find a time to hang out), so I built FreeToMeet . What it does: create a poll, share one link, everyone marks their availability by dragging across a grid (actually works with touch, not tap-per-cell), and you get a

u/RichDisk1508 · Reddit

I struggled with procrastination for years, so I built an AI discipline app – looking for beta testers (3 months free) Hey everyone, ​For the longest time, my biggest problem was staying disciplined and actually executing my plans. I would set goals, get overwhelmed, and fall back into bad habits. ​To fix my own mindset, I built UNBREAKABLE : A web app featuring a Monk Mode timer, daily discipline tracking, and AI tools like the "War Room" to break down excuses and structure your week.

@jyotithegreat · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

u/UndefinedCurve · Reddit

I spent a lot of time researching problems that I could solve. This is what I built. Hey everyone, I'm a 17-year-old CS student. Instead of building another AI wrapper, I spent the last few weeks reading Reddit threads, App Store rejection posts, and developer forums to find a problem worth solving. I found out that numerous apps are rejected every year due to constant changes in the policies of the App Store and Play Store. So I built Veravo. You tell it about your app, and it tracks

u/Totalsam · Reddit

I built a text-messaging service that reminds me not to ghost my friends, now opening it up to others! Some bg: I'm introverted, and I naturally suck at keeping in touch with people. This has gotten worse since I became a parent, and with so many dopamine machines to keep me occupied at home. I tried using spreadsheets as a personal CRM for my relationships, but I'd forget to use them, and "Salesforce for my Dad" felt weird. So I had an idea to text myself reminders to reach out to people. Bu

@NFTMansa · X

Love seeing the builder community thrive! For anyone tackling group projects with AI, we built GroupGPT. It lets teams collab on AI prompts and custom agents in real time. Check it out:

u/volkovbro · Reddit

Bricknote - A Notes App for indie makers, content creators, and small teams Bricknote started with a YouTube channel. My partner and I run a channel together, so we need one place for video ideas, research, outlines, production notes, and all the small decisions around each video. We used Notion at first. It worked for a while, but our workspace became more complicated than the work itself. It also became too expensive for what we needed, and the product increasingly felt li