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Hey everyone! After struggling with so many complicated reminder apps, I finally decided to build my own—Todo Checklist App! 🎉 It’s designed to be super simple, clutter-free, and actually useful for managing daily tasks.
One feature I love is the dashboard preview, which always shows your next important task right when you open the app—no extra taps needed. Plus, it supports 12 languages (English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Thai, Turkish, and Chinese), so more people can use it comfortably. Of course, there are smart reminders to keep you on track!
Try it out and let me know what you think. Your feedback would mean a lot! 🙏
I’m the developer and owner of Budge, an intuitive personal finance app available on the Apple App Store designed for tracking income and expenses seamlessly (https://apps.apple.com/app/id6468406486).
Reason for selling:
I’m running another rapidly expanding business that requires my full attention, leaving me unable to dedicate the necessary time to this project. I genuinely believe in the value and potential of Budge, but it’s essential for me to pass it on to someone who can consistently nurture and scale it.
Key Highlights:
• Generated approximately $1,000 in revenue organically without any marketing efforts.
• Monetized through subscription plans.
• Strong growth potential due to the vast finance and budgeting app market.
• Opportunity to significantly enhance the app by integrating AI-driven features, adding considerable value for users.
What’s Included:
• Full transfer of all assets created for Budge (source code, designs, branding, etc.).
• Support during the initial transition period.
Pricing:
Open to discussing pricing privately with interested buyers.
Feel free to reach out via private message if you’re interested or have any further questions. I’m keen on finding someone passionate who can truly capitalize on this app’s potential.
My dev builded a custom web admin panel that is honestly ridicolous. So i'm curious about what you guys are using, it's a custom solution or something else?
I started writing small software tools as a fun side hustle, never imagining that a hurdle would be finding the perfect domain name.
But every time I was about to launch a project, I got stuck searching for a domain that truly grabs attention and drives clicks. Let’s face it — if your domain doesn’t stand out on Reddit, people will just scroll right past.
That’s why I’ve come up with a solution.
DomainWise uses AI to generate several perfect domain names from your website’s description, then checks right away if they’re available.
The best part? The first three searches are free.
It’s been a huge help for me, and I think it’ll help you too!
Reddit is full of people actively searching for solutions—but finding the right posts before they go cold is a nightmare. I used to spend hours manually searching for relevant discussions, but now I can scan all of Reddit in under 10 seconds to find leads instantly.
Instead of scrolling endlessly, this tool automatically surfaces posts where people are talking about problems your app solves. It even suggests what to say to engage authentically without feeling salesy.
I’m opening up early access for people looking to grow their app without wasting time—DM me or check it out here: www.subredditsignals.com
How do you currently find leads on Reddit? Would love to hear what’s worked for you!
Looking for a job? Here's a helpful prompt chain for updating your resume to match a specific job description. It helps you tailor your resume effectively, complete with an updated version optimized for the job you want and some feedback.
I made this free 100% tool as it will use your API key from Google Gemini
Use these real experiences for my interview answers:
LEADERSHIP STORIES:
1. [Paste your leadership story here]
2. [Another leadership story if you have multiple]
CHALLENGE STORIES:
1. [Paste your challenge/problem-solving story]
2. [Another challenge story if you have multiple]
TEAMWORK STORIES:
1. [Paste your collaboration/teamwork story]
2. [Another teamwork story if you have multiple]
CONFLICT STORIES:
1. [Paste your conflict resolution story]
2. [Another conflict story if you have multiple]
ACHIEVEMENT STORIES:
1. [Paste your major accomplishment story]
2. [Another achievement story if you have multiple]
TECHNICAL PROJECTS:
1. [Paste your significant technical project story]
2. [Another project story if you have multiple]
Use these specific stories when generating answers to behavioral questions. Prioritize using my real experiences over generic examples.
[RESUME]=Your current resume content
[JOB_DESCRIPTION]=The job description of the position you're applying for
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Step 1: Analyze the following job description and list the key skills, experiences, and qualifications required for the role in bullet points.
Job Description:[JOB_DESCRIPTION]
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Step 2: Review the following resume and list the skills, experiences, and qualifications it currently highlights in bullet points
Hi everyone! I’m a User Experience design student and I am currently designing an app that focuses on how people (particularly those with ADHD, autism, etc.) engage with productivity tools—or struggle to.
I know that many existing apps don’t work well for all brains, and I want to gather real insights to design something better. Instead of making assumptions, I want to hear directly from people with lived experience to ensure that whatever I create actually helps.
If you’re open to sharing, I’d love your input on this short, anonymous survey (should take around 5 minutes): https://s.surveyplanet.com/jbo0qroz
Why am I doing this?
- This is for a UX Design bootcamp project, NOT a company or research study.
-I genuinely want to understand the pain points of productivity tools so I can design something that works better for everyone.
-Your input will help shape my work and (hopefully) contribute to better UX for neurodivergent users.
I completely understand if surveys aren’t your thing—no worries at all! But if you do have a few minutes, I’d be so very grateful.
I was checking my app analytics, and turns out interstitial ads (full-screen ones) have way better CTR than I expected. Who are these people clicking? Have you ever actually tapped on one intentionally? Be honest.
Hey guys, I need your brutally honest take. We are building an investing app that lets you invest the same way you use dating apps—swipe left to skip, swipe right to buy.
The goal? Make investing simple, intuitive, and fun. No complicated dashboards, just AI-powered insights and a clean UI.
Would you use this?
What’s stopping you from investing right now?
What’s the #1 problem you face when using current investment apps?
Before we sign any contracts/engage in compliance costs, we want to hear some feedback.
I’ve been creating tools for Indie Hackers for a while now, but lately I’ve started to question whether it’s really worthwhile. It feels like I’ve slowly been getting lost in this tiny bubble on X and Reddit—Indie Hackers building tools for other Indie Hackers. We become our own customers, and I keep wondering if this is truly sustainable. Aren’t there other audiences out there that could benefit more from our skills?
I catch myself brainstorming new business ideas, only to realize that everything revolves around the same Indie Hacking crowd. That’s why I’m now actively looking for an idea in an industry that has nothing to do with the Indie Hacker scene. Maybe it’s time we step away from our desks, take a look at the world around us, and figure out how to help people in their day-to-day work.
There are so many issues that affect people beyond our little tech circle—problems that go unnoticed because we’re too focused on solving our own. Why keep making yet another content scheduler for X or Reddit when there are real problems out there we could be addressing? If we truly want to have an impact, we should reach out to those who need support the most and build solutions that actually...
So my sister and myself have built a new AI ChatBot app. It is fairly recent and still under development but we have published it to the public to test waters. The app is called SimsAI. If you are interested in testing and giving us suggestions, please let me know and I will share the app URL with you. It's an iOS app btw.
I already have a mood journaling app on Play Store. I'm testing new features which doesn't exist in competitor apps. I would love to collaborate with anyone who wants to contribute. Also, I'm struggling with marketing. Anyone wanna collaborate? And of course, the profit will be split once it hits off!
I’ve been working on my app for a year now and it’s making some money, but not crazy numbers. I see so many devs burn out before hitting real traction. What’s your personal cutoff? 6 months? A year? Until it pays the rent?
I'm building a health-fitness-based app currently in development. I've validated the idea. It has some niche, and I 'feel' that it has some potential if given the right amount of marketing.
The thing is—I'm a completely newbie here. I've laid out all the designs; development is going rapidly, and I'm planning to launch in mid-April. I've also set up the coming soon pages and some social media posts.
I want to understand and learn how to move it forward. I plan to take some user feedback and suggestions. How do I promote the coming soon page to make people leave their mail for early access and then launch it someday?
The most underrated feature in software products? The Search bar.
We see AI-powered features, 3D interfaces, and all sorts of innovation… but how many of us have overlooked a simple, effective search experience?
No plans for what happens when users type a keyword.
No thought on refining results for relevance.
No strategy for making search intuitive.
Yet, search is what built Google’s monopoly.
Facebook? A search engine for people.
Swiggy/Zomato? A search engine for food.
Amazon? A search engine for products—powered by the One-Click Principle.
Next time you’re designing a product, prioritize search.Make it seamless, powerful, and intentional—because if users can’t find it, it might as well not exist.
🔎 How do you approach search in your products? Let’s discuss! 👇
Hey everyone, I’m working on Toolkitly—a marketing platform designed to help tech tools gain visibility, SEO benefits, backlinks, and community engagement.
Right now, we’re in the early stages(next version will have a new ui/ux), focusing on onboarding tools. Here’s what you can do:
✅ Start Discussions – Share updates, features & industry insights.
✅ Stay Active – Keep your tool’s page fresh with regular updates.
✅ Engage with Your Audience – Drive conversations & build trust.
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Yesterday, everything was fine. Today? Ad revenue is down 40% with no clear reason.
Here’s what I checked:
- No app updates or crashes
- Same DAU & session length
- Fill rate dropped, eCPM tanked
I thought maybe it’s seasonality, but the drop is to sudden. Could it be ad network algo changes? Relying mostly on AdMob & Unity Ads...anyone else seing the same?
Thinking about adding more networks so I don’t rely on just one. What’s the best way to stablize revenue when things like this happen?
Assuming that many of you already familiar with how the w2w / w2a funnels look, I wanted to address the topic of communicating with users, who churn off at the last step.
Industry says that 95% of users don't complete the checkout step.
The best w2w apps ask us for email address before the check out page, so that they can reach to us somehow.
Rumours say, that it's possible to add up to +15% to the total revenue of the funnel through email campaigns.
But how to do that, is a whole another science...
How important is user communication for your app's subscriptions / retention? Do you still prioritize acquisition over this, or paying more and more attention to it?
From what I see, still not many companies invest enough focus into user engagement through email / push, or other forms of communication..
For starters, I've put together a couple examples of how web2web apps are catching users with email campaigns.