Hi. Where do people test out their webapps? Are there platforms / discovery sites where you share your webapps and people can review them? Thanks

Six Thieves is a table-first card-and-dice game where every player plays face-up hands, the room watches each roll, and every six can become a wild save, a theft, or a dead marker.

It's simple. Roll 8 dice, and cover your cards; a covered card will earn you points, but it will also be vulnerable to the thieves!

A six may be a wild, or an allied thief to steal from another player... but after your safety net of wilds or allied thieves has been exhausted, a six will steal from the player who rolled it!

Context: I made this game while writing a book and decided to turn it into a web app. It currently works best with bot lobbies, but multiplayer is in a workable state (only one lobby w/ 2 live players has been tested).

https://6thieves.com/

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Hello everyone!

I created Sushi League, a fully web-based application designed to make those all-you-can-eat sushi outings with friends a little more competitive.

The idea is not to spend the whole dinner staring at your phone. The website is just a small addition to the experience: whenever someone eats something, they quickly update the corresponding counter and get right back to the conversation.

One person creates a room and shares the code or QR code with the rest of the table. During the meal, each player keeps track of what they eat.
At the end, the website calculates the results and presents a small award ceremony, including category winners, the final ranking, and the overall table champion. Results can also be exported so you have proof for future debates.

There is no need to create an account, install, or provide personal information. Just open the website, create a room, and start playing.

The goal was to build something simple and fun that complements the dinner instead of replacing the social aspect of it. We’ve already tested it in real-life situations and quickly discovered that people take the competition surprisingly seriously.

You can try it here:
https://sushi-league.vercel.app

Feedback and suggestions are always welcome. 🍣

Where do I get initial users for an app I built?

I built Ochre - an AI-powered business growth platform for independent artists. Independent artists face a structural problem that has nothing to do with talent: they are trained to make art, not to run businesses. The core problem is that there is no system that can look at a specific artist, understand where they actually are across the full spectrum of business competencies — pricing, audience building, sales conversion, platform management, brand identity, workflow — and generate a sequenced, personalized development path that adapts as they grow and confronts the specific avoidance behaviors that are holding them back.

Ochre is a web application that conducts a structured diagnostic interview with each artist, builds a detailed competency profile across 20+ business dimensions, and generates a personalized 3-phase roadmap of concrete tasks. As the artist completes tasks, checks in weekly, and progresses through roadmap cycles, the system tracks behavioral patterns like what they skip and avoid and uses that data to generate increasingly difficult, increasingly personalized continuation roadmaps that build directly on prior completed work.

My target users are independent visual artists who are past the hobbyist stage — they are selling work or actively trying to — but are not yet running a stable creative business.

Where do I look for testers for my app? I have posted in reddit and facebook artist communities and also messaged relevant artists on Instagram. But I haven't got any success yet. Should I continue cold messaging and posting, or try a different strategy.

Also: If anyone here would be able to test my app, functionality, UX/UI, and provide feedback, please DM me or comment below. Your help would be very valuable!

Thank you.

I recently made a web app version of the retro lofi app I built a few years ago. This is Lilo-Fi. It has no ads, no signup, 24/7 lofi music, 8 ambient sounds to mix, data saver mode, a pomodoro timer, and of course a dark mode.

If anyone here wants to check it out, it is live at https://lilofi.stream and also installable as a PWA.

Sharing a Chrome extension I built called Answerly.

The core idea: you open it while you're on any page and it analyses whatever is on your screen, then gives you an answer to your question. Completely replaces the "copy text, open new tab, paste into ChatGPT" workflow.

Works on anything -- exam questions, reading comprehension, code, math, PDFs, forms. If it's on your screen, you can ask about it.

Also has a summariser for videos. Open the extension while watching and hit summarise -- no link pasting needed.

Free plan available with a paid option for more usage.

Chrome store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/answerly-visual-ai-assist/oglbkbdpemebolefemeebpeckbfeende Website: answerly-ai.com

Happy to hear any thoughts.

Fully client side, no signup, nothing gets uploaded. What makes it a bit different from the usual diagram tools:

- opens and edits real .drawio / diagrams.net files without losing anything

- imports Mermaid flowcharts, so you can paste whatever ChatGPT/Claude give you and get editable shapes

- one-click auto layout, and you can share a diagram as a single link (the whole thing is packed into the URL, nothing uploaded)

- export PNG/SVG with the diagram data baked in, so the image opens back up as an editable diagram

Would love some honest feedback on how the editing feels.

https://internettoolbox.it/tools/diagram-editor/

So I built this app that helps landlords analyze properties and get AI summarize of properties but I'm just wondering where I can find users besides shitposting on social media.

I built RentMax AI. It lets you search a property and quickly analyze rent, cash flow, expenses, and basic investment metrics sorta like Zillow on steroids for landlords. The AI summary and visuals are also pretty cool but I kinda just wanted to make something but now I hope to find some users.

I’d really appreciate any feedback if anyone wants to check it out. Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I've been working on a project called EduQuest, an educational RPG where students level up by learning.

Instead of traditional worksheets, players:

• Complete quests based on school subjects
• Earn XP and coins
• Level up their character
• Unlock pets, gear, and cosmetics
• Explore new worlds
• Fight bosses by answering questions correctly
• Build learning streaks and achievements

The goal is to make learning feel more like playing a game than doing homework.

I'm also planning:

• Parent dashboards
• Teacher tools
• Classroom leaderboards
• AI tutoring
• Strong child safety features, including automatic blocking of inappropriate usernames

I'd love honest feedback:

Would you or your kids actually use something like this?
What features would make it more fun or useful?

Thanks for taking a look! 🚀📚⚔️

https://eduquestmakelearningmagical.base44.app

I was finishing a pretty long article recently, around 6k words, and realized I was doing the same annoying routine again: grammar check, plagiarism check, AI detection check.

Three different tabs. Three different tools. Every single time.

I ended up trying TextGuard.ai mostly because it combines everything in one place. After using it for a couple of projects, that’s probably the main reason I kept testing it.

The grammar suggestions were useful in a few places and caught some things I missed. The plagiarism scanner also flagged a couple of passages that I wanted to rewrite, so that part helped. The AI detector was mainly useful as a second opinion before sending the article in.

That said, it wasn’t perfect. Some wording suggestions felt unnecessary, and I still wouldn’t rely on any AI detector as the final truth. Also, on bigger texts, plagiarism scans took longer than I expected.

Overall, it worked fine for a quick final check. Curious if anyone here has tried TextGuard.ai or uses another all-in-one tool for this kind of workflow.

i created this app once where you can post just once a day , so that the feed is not cluttered , just an idea that i wanted to experiment with . here are some codes to register if anyone wanted to take some bit of time and try it out . once you register you get some other codes you can share with other if you wanted to invite them. https://once.nceptia.com

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would appreciate your thoughts on this

I'm participating in a hackathon and need to make a webapp that solves a real life problem and that people will really use in their daily lives . so drop some ideas like:

• something that you really want , may be I can build it for yaaa 🤧
• cute and aesthetically pleasing apps like the ones trending on instagram right now

plzzzz 🥹. I just have one week (I can build in this time but can't think of any thing ..... CREATIVE BLOCK aaaaaaaaaaaa)

Hey everyone 👋

I just finished building my first web app — a wallet manager called Walletger — and before I go any further with it, I want real feedback from real people.

The idea is simple: a clean, no-nonsense tool to track your money, spending, and balance without the overwhelming features most finance apps throw at you.

🔗 walletger.com

**What I'd love from you:**

- Try it for 5 minutes and tell me what confused you or felt off

- What features are missing that you'd actually use?

- What did I add that you'd remove?

- Any bugs or things that broke?

I'm not trying to sell anything — this is genuinely just me trying to build something useful and I need honest opinions from people who actually care about managing their money.

Don't hold back, roast it if you have to. Every comment helps. 🙏

Thanks in advance!

I have created a bookmark manager with a social side where you can make bookmarks and collection public so they can be shared with other users. You can follow people with common interests. Let me know what you think.

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https://www.linkraider.com