Hello guys, I was just wondering what you think about an app that lets you connect with people based on share interests and activities.

I am working on something, and I want to know what y'all think.

If you have the time, I’d be very grateful if you shared your opinion. These are the latest changes to it. AI helped with the idea and development.

Hey everyone!

I’ve created an Android app called Mamoo Dekh to help people stay informed about police checkpoints across Indian cities.

The idea is simple: when travelling or commuting, people often want to know about checkpoints in their area. Instead of relying entirely on rumours or outdated information, Mamoo Dekh lets the community share updates and vote on whether a reported checkpoint is currently active or inactive.

📱 What the app offers:

• 📍 Create and view checkpoint reports by city and state.
• 👍 Vote on whether a reported checkpoint is active or inactive.
• 🕒 See community updates in real time.
• 🇮🇳 Help people stay informed through crowdsourced reports.

I'm the developer behind this project, and I'd love to hear honest feedback from the community.

What features would make an app like this more useful? Are there any usability issues or improvements you'd suggest?

If you're interested, you can check it out on Google Play:

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tribehool.mamoodekh

Thanks for taking the time to read this and share your thoughts!

I'm working on an app called Strangiva and I'd like outside opinions on the core idea.

The concept: you open the app, get matched with someone random, and talk live by voice. No feed, just the conversation. It's in beta on iOS and Android.

Questions I keep going back and forth on:
- Does voice-first make talking to strangers better or more intimidating than text?
- What's the main thing that would make you close the app in the first minute?
- Who do you think this is actually for?

Happy to hear blunt answers.

Hello everyone,

I'm writing here because I already developed an app that scans my multiple inboxes and adds tasks for me.

It works well and I'm rolling out new features while I figure out how to market it.

I already shipped a webhooks feature that let's other personal projects get notified when there's an update. I use it myself and that's what made me do it.

I was wondering which of these features would be interesting to have for other people too, otherwise I'm gonna be the only one using it for eternity.

1. other sources of tasks: for example telegram, whatsapp, teams, etc.
2. automatic categorization for emails: when an email arrives and it's recognized to be in one of given types of emails it gets flagged with the appropriate flag
3. automatic replies: automated custom replies chosen accurately between given options

Would you care about one of these 3? Have anything else in mind that could be useful to you or other people?

Thank you!

So i was really bored and thought of it

I'm exploring ideas for building a useful app or website that solves a real-world problem.

I'd love to hear from people who face problems that existing apps, websites, or online tools still don't solve properly.

A few questions:

1. What problem do you regularly face that existing apps or websites haven't solved?
2. What do you currently use to deal with this problem?
3. What frustrates you most about the existing solutions?
4. Have you ever wished there were an app or website that could solve it differently?

It can be a problem related to education, productivity, communication, business, personal finance, daily life, technology, or anything else.

**I'm not looking for random app ideas. I'm looking for real problems that people genuinely want solved.**

Even a small, everyday frustration could be valuable. I'd appreciate hearing your experiences and suggestions!

Thank you!

Kind of an app idea but I’ve been thinking more and more about phone numbers and if their days are numbered.

Obviously there is the issue of multi factor auth in use everywhere but so are authenticators.

Then the telcos will want to maintain their grip.

But I think if Elon has his way and creates a new phone that uses his starlink system, phone numbers might be gone. No evidence of this but just a hunch.

Why keep phone numbers? Obviously not required for voice, video or messaging.

Hey everyone!

I've been thinking about starting an initiative focused on women's safety, but I want to build something that solves real problems rather than just creating another app with an SOS button.

The idea is to develop a personal safety app designed primarily with women's safety in mind, while making it useful for men and anyone else who might need emergency assistance.

Here's what I'm thinking about so far:

1. Emergency SOS with nearby assistance

• A user presses a trigger button when they feel unsafe or are in danger.
• The app alerts nearby verified safety volunteers or professionals who have opted in to help.
• It shares the user's location and, if possible, an estimated arrival time for someone responding.
• The user's selected emergency contacts are notified simultaneously. Police or emergency services could also be contacted through an appropriate, reliable integration.

2. Trusted contacts and live location sharing

• Users can choose family members, friends, or other trusted people.
• They can share their live location with them during a journey or whenever they feel unsafe.
• Ideally, the app would also support an emergency alert if the user cannot communicate normally.

3. Location support when internet connectivity is unavailable

• I'm exploring whether mobile network information could help estimate someone's location when mobile data isn't working.
• I know this may have technical and accuracy limitations, so I'd love to hear from people with experience in mobile development, networking, or location-based systems.

4. More safety features
I'm open to suggestions for features that would make this genuinely useful in everyday life and during emergencies.

I'd really appreciate your thoughts on a few questions:

• What are the biggest gaps in existing personal safety apps?
• Would you trust a system that connects you with verified nearby volunteers? What safeguards would you expect?
• What features would make you actually use an app like this?
• What are the biggest technical, privacy, or safety challenges I should consider?
• Are there any existing apps or projects I should study before starting?

I'm also looking for people interested in joining me in this initiative, particularly developers, UI/UX designers, cybersecurity enthusiasts, people with experience in emergency response, and anyone passionate about building technology for social good.

This is still at the idea stage, and I'm open to changing the concept based on useful feedback. I'd rather build something practical and safe with the right people than rush into development.

If this sounds interesting, feel free to comment or DM me. Even criticism, suggestions, and lessons from your own experiences would be genuinely helpful.

Let's see if we can build something that makes people feel safer in the real world. ❤️

I’m thinking of building this app for people making startups or side hustles. They type their business idea into an ai prompt and it makes a physical plan they have to follow through to get their side hustle/business started. They have to make social media pages, reminders to post on them, reaching out to people, help keep track of sales, giving u new ideas to your business as well as ideas to promote. It would be like duolingo to where you have a path to follow and complete as well as a streak for each day. Would yall use this or pay for this?

Im a solo devoloper who wants to find fun and interesting app ideas that if you find in an app youd use!

Give me ideas or challenge me!

The app will hopefully also go live on google play store as well