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I built the thing everyone on Reddit hates: an auto-DM tool for Instagram. Roast it.

Turn Instagram Followers Into Clients & Generate More Sales

I’m testing a tiny anti-freemium model: full app free, 1.99 once if you want to be a supporter

Burly 1.4.0 adds an optional $1.99 Supporter license. It hides the occasional picker promo and gets you help from me directly. Every feature stays free.

Building a DJ set site and stuck on the profile feature. Need ideas.

Fresh DJ sets and classics in one place — browse the catalog, pick a mix, and stream.

After losing Aki, I created a completely free online memorial for anyone going through the same pain

Digitalni memorijal za kućne ljubimce — mesto za uspomene, fotografije i sveće u znak sećanja.

ebubbl

Join ebubbl.com ð«§ a private social network where you control your privacy, earn from your content, and connect in digital neighborhoods. Bubbly & based.

I built a gamified walking tracker for myself, and I'd love ideas for its rewards, dares and secret

I've been building a gamified walking experience to help me move around. Each day it offers walks at different difficulty levels (with real walking-route distances, heat and daylight checks), and walking earns coins, trophies, pixel-art gear and creatures that evolve as your total distance grows. It also hands out random rewards, dares and secret quests and locations. It's a hobby project: Node + SQLite, vanilla JS with no build step, self-hosted in a container behind a Cloudflare Tunnel

Uncloud: Cloud storage without the monthly bill

Cloud storage without the monthly bill. Use your own computer, move files over easily, and access them anywhere. Set up in minutes. Early access: $79 once.

My app for car/motorcycle owners

Track service history, fuel-ups, and get a personalized AI maintenance plan for every car you own. Android, free to start.

Lorekit.app | A campaign management and story writing tool currently in Alpha

A shared workspace for tabletop RPG campaigns.

I made a web-app about sport psychologist pocket for athletes. And I really need honest feedback.

心理韌性評估、表現反思與訓練工具，陪伴運動員、表演者及專業團隊。

we finally opened M82 to real users — would love for some of you to break it

m82 Labs is an AI developer tool for self-healing API integrations. It watches the vendor APIs your code depends on, detects breaking changes and deprecations, finds the call sites they reach, writes the fix, and opens a pull request carrying the evidence. You merge it.

I built this LLM gateway, giving builders 30 days free to see what they can actually build

Run multi-agent AI missions across leading model providers with BYOK routing, automatic failover, spend controls and unified telemetry.

I made my phone a remote for my PC monitor because the brightness buttons are on the back

A private local bridge between your phone, Windows PC and monitor. No ads, no subscription, pay once.

Little Grimoire: Learn Tarot, One Card at a Time

Learn tarot on your phone with short lessons, practice activities, and a daily card. Own it once, no subscription, works offline. First two lessons free. Out now on Google Play and the App Store.

Rally Sleuth - a daily logic puzzle about a cartoon motor race

Play Rally Sleuth free in your browser: a new logic puzzle race every day. Work out who overtook whom, lap by lap. No account, no download.

I built a site for finding crypto contests before they disappear down the timeline

Discover active crypto contests, meme competitions, art challenges and bounties with checked deadlines and direct official sources.

I built SubZero: a simple web app to track subscriptions and trials without bank logins (first time

Hey everyone! I recently built my first app, SubZero, a web app that helps you track recurring subscriptions, audit trial renewals, and split costs. I’m not an experienced software developer. I personally have a hard time keeping tabs on recurring bills and subscriptions, but many popular budgeting apps felt expensive or asked for full bank logins, which I didn't want. I recently came across Reflex via Instagram and thought it would be a fun challenge to build an app for the first time to

I built a browser radio you paint like a hardware unit

I wanted a web radio that doesn’t look like a website. You tune a station catalog, then swap the face: stock unit, LCD, or a pack you paint yourself (PNG + which knobs exist). Skins stay on your machine. No account to listen or draw. Name is still “radio”; it’ll change.   submitted by   /u/GonzaloNediani [link]   [comments]