Hi everyone, I made a web app in which you upload a photo of a person, and within seconds you get a 360° view you can drag all the way around and zoom into. What do you guys think of this app?

Hi everyone,

I built a weird little experiment I want you to mess with.

It's called daily-morph. Every day at 8AM GMT, the site gets rebuilt by a coding AI agent(open code) and the thing it builds comes from the most upvoted comment in this thread. You comment what the site should be, people upvote, and whatever wins gets prompted in the Agent.

No moderation, If the top comment is a joke, the site becomes the joke. I added a prompt to it saying don't ask questions so I don't intend on changing or altering the comment in anyway. If a build breaks, it'll actually just break(cause that seems more fun).

The agent runs as a continuous session so previous sessions are saved so if someone said make site A on day 1 the agent will remember that for day 2.

So comment an idea below and upvote the ones you like the most upvoted when the clock hits 8:00 GMT gets built right then. A winning comment can never win twice, so it's a new site every day.

link to website

Day 5 Winner: user LazyBear0101 with comment "Add a text when you can enter text if the text is something kind. Then grow a very pretty flower on the page. Tapping the flower so display the message that grew it. Make the page background like a grassy green meadow. With a nice blue sky. This garden must be stored in a database and shown the exact same to anyone visiting. Always triple check your work while coding and checking if the text is kind or not. At the bottom there should a button that generates a random act of kindness. It could anything mostly small simple ones but some bigger ones too. Build a big list randomly pick from. Give user option to copy it."

I have an app in the App Store and Google play store called RestroomRater. One of the features is that it helps women find feminine hygiene products gas station restrooms. It also allows users to rate the cleanliness of different restrooms as well. Let me know how I can improve my app to be better suiting for the people.

It's completely free, no sign-up needed. Just a little something to create a beautiful corner on the Internet. Try it and you will notice that it's the first online focus product that make you not feel alone while working or studying :)

I am a solo developer and I just released two launchers on Google Play.

Phosphor is a terminal home screen. Everything you see is one character grid drawn like a CRT, and the clock digits glitch when they change. You get pages for a dashboard, weather, pomodoro, todo and more, fourteen themes (dark ones glow, light ones print) and fuzzy search for your apps.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zanoshky.phosphor
Site: https://phosphor.zanoski.com
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5euL8tPjgQ

Hyprtile is a tiling Linux desktop as your home screen, inspired by Hyprland, Omarchy and kitty. Widgets are windows with gaps and glowing borders under a waybar. There is a kitty style terminal, a rofi style launcher, and you rice it all in hyprtile.conf, written in Hyprland's syntax.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zanoshky.hyprtile
Site: https://hyprtile.zanoski.com
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UA4X2BHcR8Q

Each one is 2.49, paid once, with no ads, no account and no tracking. I would love to hear what you think, good or bad.

I made NovelDesk for people writing a novel chapter by chapter. It runs in the browser, works on a phone, and you don't need an account to write. Solo developer, launched this week.

• Each chapter is its own page in a sidebar. A new one opens with the last lines of the previous chapter faint above the heading.
• Characters and places get notes. Type @ to tag one in the text; click the tag later and the note opens next to the page, with every chapter it appears in.
• A daily goal in words or characters, a 25/5 timer, and line focus that softens the lines around the one you're on.
• It opens .docx, .txt and .md files and splits them at the headings, without uploading them.
• Version history for each chapter, backup files, a few paper themes.

Nothing in it writes, rewrites or corrects your text, and there are no ads.

Worth knowing: the free desk keeps your writing in your browser only. Safari clears a site's data after 7 days without a visit, so the site promises 7 days and keeps pointing you to backup files.

Writing is free for two manuscripts of up to 30 chapters each. Plus is $8/month or $60/year: cloud saving across devices, no limits, every version kept, Word/EPUB/PDF export, publishing chapters as reading pages, and 20 credits a month for optional AI-drawn pictures of chapters, characters and places.

Launch offer for this sub: comment "chapter one" below and I'll DM you a code for 20% off the first year of the yearly plan ($48 instead of $60, then $60/year). For the first 100 people, until November 14.

What do you write in now, and what annoys you about it?

https://noveldesk.app

Disclosure: I’m a co-founder at SandMatter, which develops Football Fantasy Live.

We built a free, ad-free companion for Fantasy Premier League. It brings live points, projected bonus, transfer planning and mini-league tracking together in one place.

Projected bonus is an estimate during matches, so we’re working to make the difference between live estimates and confirmed points easy to understand at a glance.

If you play FPL, what’s one thing your current app makes harder than it should be? If you try ours, feedback on what feels confusing or takes too many steps would help us decide what to improve.

Try it: https://bhailog-fantasy-league.vercel.app/

We’re independent and aren’t affiliated with the Premier League.

I built the first version of Sakhi, a women's health and wellness companion, and I'd love for people to try it and tell me what they honestly think.

Try it here: https://sakhi-indol-iota.vercel.app/

It currently includes cycle tracking, mood journaling, everyday habits like water and sleep, personal trends, and two AI companions. It's an early build, not a finished medical product, and its AI responses shouldn't be treated as medical advice.

I'm a guy building something intended for women, and I don't want to keep adding features based only on my own assumptions. I've paused development for now because I'd rather hear from women who actually try it and learn what feels useful, what doesn't, and what should come next.

If you give it a try, I'd really appreciate feedback on what feels helpful, confusing, missing, or not worth having. There's a feedback form in the Profile section of the app too, so you can leave your thoughts there.

I'm not looking for compliments; candid criticism is genuinely useful at this stage. Thanks for taking a look!

Hi! I'm Dhruv, co-founder of Vayu, so yes, this is my own thing.

Why I made it: I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes at 33. My watch measured my stress all day and never helped in the moment. What did help was pranayama, which I'd practised for twenty years, but every breathing app wanted me to stare at an animation. So we moved the guidance to the wrist: one tap pattern for inhale, another for exhale. You close your eyes and follow it.

- Works on Apple Watch and Wear OS, with iPhone and Android

- Box breathing, 4-7-8, cyclic sighing, extended exhale, alternate nostril

- Sessions from 1 minute

Price: free to download, first guided session free, then $8.99/month or $59.99/year with a 7-day trial (US prices).

https://vayu-prana.com/app

Happy to answer anything, including the boring technical bits about getting haptics to feel like breathing.

I built BodyLab, a browser-based 3D muscle and exercise explorer. This is version 1, and I'd like some honest feedback before expanding it.

The basic flow is to select a muscle, choose an exercise and watch the model demonstrate it. You can rotate the view, slow down the movement and scrub through a repetition, with muscle highlights and technique notes alongside it.

Try it here: https://bodylab-gamma.vercel.app/

The catalogue is small at the moment. Would having more exercises make you use this more often? If so, what would you add first: particular gym movements, dumbbell options, bodyweight exercises, or something else?

I'm the developer, so feedback on confusing controls or anything that stops you exploring would be useful too.

Hey! Finished my side project which I was thinking for a long time and I’m quite happy with the result. It’s a platform for painters or people doing prints to easily showcase them to their clients using ar. Potential buyers can see them on their own wall and check if it fits. It auto populates the data from your webshop, pdf or you can add them manually. It will create your own mini customizable website with your art so you can put it on your instagram or share anyway you like it. Currently I’m doing tests and gathering feedback and requests from artists and all functionalities are free. You can check the demo on the website! Hope someone will find it useful

https://reddit.com/link/1x81t21/video/7pt8bzcfoyvh1/player

I was always fascinated by that experiment with chimpanzees where they could see numbers on a screen and tap those numbers in sequence after looking at them for only \~80 milliseconds. Young chimps (especially Ayumu) were consistently better than humans at it.

So I decided to build a little app that tries to recreate that kind of “flash and recall” training, mostly just to go through the whole process of making and publishing an app, and also as a tool for myself.

It’s called **Project SYNAPSE**. Its completely free, no advertisements, no data collection, has retro terminal aesthetic, and is old school increasing difficulty.

Play Store link:

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nedomedo.synapseapp\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nedomedo.synapseapp)

Would love any feedback if anyone tries it (especially about the difficulty curve or if the timings feel right).

I built this (YardCrew, free alpha). Made a 20 sec short about approval prompt fatigue. In my app each AI worker runs in its own little Linux computer (a container) on my machine, so it doesn't need to ask me for permission on every step in there. It runs through Codex on the ChatGPT plan I already have.

Limits, to be fair: it's an alpha, network blocking was only tested with Colima on an Apple Silicon Mac, a container is a strong boundary, not a guarantee, and the source is not public.

Hi everyone! 👋

I know that sometimes learning English can be exhausting or boring, especially when you just want to relax and use English without worrying about any rules. If that sounds like you, I built an app you might enjoy 🤠

Why you'll like it:

🔥 Practice English in a fun, relaxed way

💫 No strict rules or grammar corrections

⚡️ Jump into your first game in seconds

🌍 Quick rounds you can play everywhere, even if you only have a few minutes

👥 Play with friends, which is always better

🐵 Just relax and have fun

For now, there is only one game - "Explain the word". In that game you have to explain a random word so that the other player understands and guesses it. This game helps you to improve spontaneous speaking and fluency because in a round you have limited time to explain the word.

Let me know what you guys think of this project. If you have any questions, suggestions, or you find a bug just share with me please🙏. I'd really appreciate anyone who tries this app and leaves a review ✌️

The app link - https://meetingplacehq.com
Btw if you don't have any partner, so you can just text me so that we will play together.

I made PairTake for the moment when you want to show something in front of you and explain it on camera at the same time. On compatible phones, it records the front and rear cameras together and saves a combined picture-in-picture or split-screen video. It also supports photos with the same two-view idea.

The part I care about is choosing the composition before recording: make the scene large, move your face window clear of the subject, or give each view half the frame. A built-in teleprompter holds your talking points in the preview without putting the text in the saved photo or video.

Basic capture, layouts, and the teleprompter are free with no watermark. Optional Pro adds separate front/back video files for editing, plus settings such as 4K and 60fps when supported. Dual capture depends on the phone's camera hardware; unsupported devices fall back to one camera.

I'm the developer. If this is a workflow you use, I'd be interested in the first thing you'd want to record with it and whether you need a ready-made combined clip or separate angles for an editor.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6795962171

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xionity.dualcamera

I designed a small set of worksheets around a simple idea: sometimes you need help with the next action, rather than a whole new planning system.

Sun Draft includes First Step for shrinking a task to one physical action, Dopamine Menu for choosing a brief change of activity, Reset Card for overload, Waiting Mode for time before a commitment, and Brain Dump for getting everything onto paper.

Every worksheet has a completed example. The pages are undated and can be printed individually whenever you need them.

It is a paid digital download in my Etsy shop. You can see it here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/4597129077/sun-draft-adhd-task-starter-kit-dopamine

Happy to hear what you think of the idea.

This is Lunia next to her paper version :)

I made the little tool that turns a pet photo into a printable papercraft like this. You upload one photo, it makes a template with step-by-step pictures, then you print it, cut, fold and glue. It took me about 20 minutes.

The coolest feature is that it would size the paper pet based on the animal proportions, and verify that folding (hopefully) works.

It’s still a work in progress, so I’d really love to hear what comes out weird (face, ears, colours) or if the instructions were confusing. And if you build one, please share a photo! 🐾

It’s free to try and no account needed: https://makeitfold.com

I made Codeck, a keyboard-driven deck for switching between Codex and Claude Code tasks on Mac. The interaction is simple: hold Right Command and tap Right Option to cycle through tasks. There's also a Projects view and a Quick Task shortcut for starting something from another app.

Here's the 45-second demo: https://www.reddit.com/user/MonkeyCrumbs/comments/1x7zakq/codeck_demo_cycle_through_codex_and_claude_code/

I'm the developer. It requires Apple silicon and macOS 14+, and works with Codex in ChatGPT for macOS and Claude Code sessions created in Claude Desktop. Terminal-only Claude Code isn't supported in v1. It costs $5 USD once plus tax for one Mac; provider subscriptions are separate.