A month ago, I launched Scaloom, an AI-powered Reddit marketing tool that helps founders and marketers reach customers on autopilot.

Instead of spamming or manual posting, it works by:

• Finding relevant subreddits for your niche

• Scheduling posts across multiple subreddits at once

• Auto-replying naturally to comments where people are already interested

• Warming up Reddit accounts to build karma and trust

Here’s what I learned hitting 250 customers in 30 days:

1. Reddit isn’t dead for marketing. It’s just misunderstood — value-first posts work wonders.

2. Multi-posting saves hours. Posting once across 10+ subreddits massively increases reach.

3. Account trust matters. New accounts get filtered fast; warming them up changes everything.

4. Conversations > ads. Most signups came from replies, not posts themselves.

If you’re trying to grow your SaaS or get early traction, Reddit is still one of the most underrated channels, when done right.

You can check what we’re building here 👉 scaloom.com

Would love to hear how you use Reddit for customer acquisition (or why you’ve avoided it).

I need feedback on the design of my new NSFW (porn) content discovery site please. The link is NSFW Seek.

Hey everyone 👋 I noticed something about myself and people around me — during work, stress, or late nights, we forget to eat. Not dieting… just forgetting. So I built a very simple web app that: Reminds you to eat Tracks if you’ve eaten within 24 hours If there’s no response for 24 hours, it can alert an emergency contact No login. No app install. Works directly in the browser. I made it mainly for: People who live alone Students / developers who skip meals Anyone with irregular routines 👉 Website: https://eatreminder.com This is an early version, so I’d genuinely love feedback: Does the idea make sense? What feature would you add? Is the reminder timing useful? Not selling anything — just trying to build something helpful. Thanks for reading 🙏

Hey Reddit!

We have been building something we’re really excited about — BlitzTutor!

Product Link : https://www.blitztutor.com/

The idea is simple:You type in any topic or question you’re curious about (e.g. “How does Snowflake architecture work?” or “What happens in a stock exchange when we buy/sell stocks?”), and the AI generates a step-by-step visual tutorial — kind of like a teacher explaining it on a whiteboard just for you.

We just launched a beta version and would love for you to try it out and share any thoughts — good, bad, confusing, broken — everything helps!

🧠 What you can do:

• Ask the AI anything you’re curious about

• See a visual breakdown of the topic

• Let us know if it felt clear, useful, engaging (or not)

💬 Why we’re sharing this here:

We want to build something that’s actually helpful for learners and curious minds — and Reddit always gives the most honest, no-fluff feedback. So if you have 2–3 mins to try it out, we’d be really grateful 🙏

Thanks a ton in advance, and feel free to comment below or DM me with anything you think of, you can also write at [email protected].

I have a MacBook and a Windows laptop and an Android phone. Every time I wanted to move something between them — a link, a screenshot, a file — I'd either email it to myself or use WhatsApp as a clipboard.

So I built Flowboard.

You open flowboard.co.in, create a session, get a code. Open the same code on any other device. Drop in text, a link, a file, an image. It shows up on the other device instantly. No login. No install. No cable.

That's it. Nothing more.

Would love brutally honest feedback — what's broken, what's confusing, what would make you actually use it daily.

Link: flowboard.co.in

Kandu is the easiest and simplest way for freelancers and other small teams to have an overview of all their projects and revenue flow. Spend less time planning and more time doing. Kandu is the 50,000 foot view of your ongoing and upcoming work. It is free during Beta and we welcome your feedback.

Try Kandu.work now

Say goodbye to complicated setups and apps. With Call-Me, you can start smooth, one-to-one video calls directly from your browser! Powered by cutting-edge WebRTC technology, it’s faster and easier than ever.

Repo: https://github.com/miroslavpejic85/call-me

Hi there! We have an idea to develop a self-learning scheduling software in a very specific niche. For this, we are looking for someone who can build it for us. We don't have a technical background ourselves. Who can help us?

https://nexa-frontend-one.vercel.app

"I struggled with opening YouTube/Reddit while working, so I built a smart distraction blocker called Nexa with streaks and analytics. It's completely free, and I deployed it today. I’d love your feedback on how I can make it better!"

So I made this thing a few months back. Basically you take a photo of a prescription and it reads it for you. Tells you what each medicine is, what it does, dosage info, that kind of stuff.

I built it because my mom kept asking me to explain her prescriptions and I got tired of googling everything. Figured other people probably have the same problem.

Put it on the App Store. Did minimal marketing.  Posted about it consistently on X to like 200 followers.

Somehow it hit 10k downloads last week.

Im confused. I have not monetized it at all. It is completely free. No ads, no subscriptions, nothing. I am actually losing money on server costs right now.

So one question guys: should I be doing anything specific right now to keep the momentum going?

If anyone wants to try it out Im dropping the link. Would love feedback from guys

:) try

Was building a livestream simulator just for fun…

But the moment I added:

• moving viewer count

• chat reacting in real-time

my brain just accepted it as real 😭

I caught myself saying:
“guys chill I’ll read chat”

…there is no chat.

This project is messing with me.

Soon Launching it , stay connected....

Found out I was spending $200/month on subscriptions I completely forgot about. Netflix, Spotify, that gym app from 2022... it adds up insanely fast.

So I built something dead simple over a weekend: upload a few bank statements, and it automatically finds every subscription you're paying for, plus gives you direct links to cancel them.

What it does:

• Scans your bank/credit card statements

• Identifies all recurring charges

• Shows you the total damage

• Gives you cancel links for each one

One night. One idea. Zero cost to try it.

Honestly, AI has completely changed what's possible to build as a solo dev. The old way was months of development and expensive launches. Now if you can think it, you can ship it by morning.

Not saying every idea will work, but the cost of trying has dropped to basically nothing. Launch fast, see if people use it, iterate or move on.

The barrier isn't technical anymore. It's just whether you're willing to try.

Try it out: https://dropsubs.com

Happy to answer any questions about how it works or how I built it.

Hey everyone!

I’m a developer solo-building a project management website called PlannerTree.com. I’ve hard-coded every aspect myself, and while it still has a long way to go, I’m improving it every day and adding new features.

I’d love for you to try it out! Just using the site gives me valuable feedback on how people interact with it, and helps guide development.

🌟 Promo Code: “gofree2025” Use this to get free access for the next year! If you’d like to support a struggling developer, you can also create a payment subscription for any businesses you create on the site (cancel anytime).

Right now, the site focuses on project tracking and inventory management, with more features in the works. It’s not the prettiest yet, but my priority is making it functional and useful.

If you find any bugs or have suggestions, I’d love to hear them! I’m using it myself and believe it has some great potential for managing projects efficiently.

Check it out and let me know what you think, I truly appreciate the support!

What are the web applications that are used only in America or Europe and not used in the Middle East?

Hello everyone, I am a student entrepreneur currently working on a new kind of social media web app. So far I have done lots of work such as market research, target market research, wireframes, business plans, and UI/UX prototypes. But now I am as the stage where I want to develop a MVP. The problem is that I don't know the best way to approach it, I don't have experience coding but developing agencies are super expensive, that goes for free lancers too. I was hoping to get some advice on the best way to get at least an MVP developed soon. Thank you

It updates automatically once per day with the latest info directly from the UK gov migrant crossing website.

Site: UK Channel Crossing Visualizer

Data source: Small boat arrivals: last 7 days - GOV.UK

The costs are based on an estimate of £145 per day, assuming these illegal migrants do not leave when they enter.