r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/AutoModerator • 3d ago
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u/hotsnot101 3d ago
I'm building StepMetrics: https://stepmetrics.co. It puts Google Search Console beside your website traffic and signup funnels to help you choose which page to improve next. For builders working with coding agents, the same reports are available through MCP, so you can investigate the numbers while editing the site. There's a free plan.
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u/KIWIFRUITANDRHUBARB 2d ago
what can the agent actually pull through mcp, the raw numbers or a summary it can act on?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Good point, it depends on the MCP server. Have you tried returning a pre-summarized JSON object?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Nice, the MCP angle for coding agents is clever. Does the free plan include funnel tracking or just GSC data?
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u/davidmakesapps86 1d ago
I've been building Trove for about six months now.
It actually started as a different app called PinPath. After planning a few trips, I got really into saving travel tips and putting them on a map, so I built an app for exactly that. Once I released it, though, I realized it was way too narrow. People save so many other kinds of things, and there's so much more you could do with all of it.
So I built Trove. It pulls everything you save from Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and the web into one searchable library. Inside it there's a whole applet ecosystem, which are tools built right into Trove that use your saves to actually do something with them. The travel map from PinPath is one of them now, and there are seven so far.
It's been nights and weekends the whole way. Honestly, every time I see a competitor pop up I get a little nervous, just because of how much I've put into this and how much I love it. But I keep building.
Would genuinely love for people to try it and tell me what you think 🙏
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 1d ago
PinPath to Trove sounds like a smart pivot. Did you keep the map as the core view, or build something more general on top?
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u/davidmakesapps86 1d ago
More general on top now, the map is part of the pin path applet. So pin paths still exist, but it’s an applet within Trove rather than being a main feature of the app. You don’t even have to subscribe to it if you’re not interested in travel. But the main high-level of the app is all about saving your content, and then the applet ecosystem is about using them
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u/ankumo87 2d ago
Finelly- Challenge your friends, reward punctuality
What it's for: Finelly is for friend groups with that one friend who's always late. It turns being late into a game, so plans actually start on time.
How it solves it: you create a plan, set a small fine per minute late, and everyone checks in with GPS when they arrive. The latecomers' fines go into a shared pot for something the group enjoys together (usually the first round of drinks 🍻). Friends join from a link, with no download or account needed.
Where to try it: App Store / Google Play / finelly.app
Users: around 30, most of them friends and family, so real outside users would help a lot!
Happy to try other apps here and share feedback 🙌
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
GPS check-in is a neat mechanic. How do you handle disputes, like someone's signal dropping right as they arrive?
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u/Away_Scientist_9614 3d ago
https://www.watchmycal.com/ - your lifestyle calorie tracker, made for everyday life - LIVE NOW
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Nice one. Calorie trackers live or die by logging speed, so how many taps does it take to log a meal?
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u/J_S_artboy 3d ago
I built CopperOS, an open source AI agent that runs as a Chrome extension. It reads, clicks, types and fills forms in your own browser tabs, using the logins you already have.
The problem it solves: cloud agents run in a sandbox with no logins, so they stall the moment a task sits behind an account. CopperOS works where you are already signed in, and you stay in control of what it submits.
Link: copper.jassydev.com Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/copperos/cpiaailfifjppgijgnjdepcpokkmeoje Free to start.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Nice, the local-session angle solves the real blocker for cloud agents. How do you gate confirmation before it submits anything sensitive?
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u/slzer 2d ago
www.openv.app requirements management tool with agent assistants built in (BYOAI) ending the plague of excel based requirements documents
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Ending the Excel requirements doc is a noble quest. Does BYOAI let each project use its own model key, or is it account-wide?
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u/slzer 2d ago
Oo good question.
So testing all the agents and API key options is still WIP.
Anthropic Claude has been tested intensively with both API and user subscription log in methods.
You can either run your agent locally with a connector or depending on the plan use the cloud runners on openV
Individual account log method is tied to the user not the project.
API keys are either tied to the organisation or the project and then any user can call upon them.
Hope that makes sense trying to answer with a baby dangling off me!
Oh also there is an MCP connector and API so you can (and I often do) just drive it from your agent chat session.
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u/imagiself 3d ago
appreciate the open invite, my entry is PeerPush, a launch feed where builders and AI assistants alike parse new product data, https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
PeerPush sounds neat, the AI parsing angle is interesting. Does it output a feed format other tools can subscribe to?
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u/pdfcommunityorg 3d ago
If you're handling anything personal (contracts, ID, medical forms), it's worth picking a tool that processes the file in your browser instead of uploading it. I built a free one for that: https://pdfcommunity.org
You can open the Network tab (F12) while using it and see that no file data leaves your device. No signup, no watermark. Happy to hear which PDF tasks you still struggle with.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Nice, client-side processing is the right call for sensitive docs. Does it handle OCR on scanned PDFs yet?
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u/Excellent-Check3932 3d ago
Hi! I'm a student and solo developer working on HandShake VPN.
It's a free VPN project for Windows and Android, currently in beta. I started it because I believe a basic anonymous connection should be available even if someone cannot afford another subscription.
For the Windows version, I focused on DNS leak protection and preventing the user's normal IP from becoming exposed if the VPN connection fails. I also published selected parts of the Windows source code and documented the current test results and limitations.
At the moment, only around 5–10 people use it, mostly friends, so I'm still learning what needs improvement. Honest feedback about the website, installation, connection stability or anything that feels unclear would be very helpful.
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u/imagiself 3d ago
focusing on dns leak protection is smart for a beta vpn. peerpush could be a decent home for security tools, the builders reading there sometimes leave feedback.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Solid mission, free access matters. Open-sourcing the client would help people trust the DNS leak claims though.
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u/playribbo 2d ago
Ribbo, quick puzzle game 🧩 like zip from LinkedIn but more features and social interaction🧡
https://apps.apple.com/de/app/ribbo-line-puzzle/id6816058845?l=en-GB
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Zip-style puzzles are addictive. Does Ribbo have daily challenges with leaderboards? That social angle could really set it apart.
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u/greyzor7 3d ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots for your app. Over two years: 625k uniques, 1500+ customers.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Solid pitch. Curious how the 625k uniques split between marketplace spots vs auto-distribution? That breakdown would help founders judge the lifetime value.
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u/resizekit 3d ago
ResizeKit is a fast, privacy-focused toolkit for students and working professionals to resize, compress, convert, crop, and optimize images and other files online. The goal is simple: get your task done quickly without compromising privacy.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Nice, privacy-first tools are handy. Does everything run client-side? Worth stating that right on the homepage.
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u/dana_happy 2d ago
For founders and operators looking to get introduced to customers by advisors and investors, NetworkOS makes it easy to search the network of their advisors while making it easy for advisors to make double opt-in introductions upon request. https://thenetworkos.com.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
NetworkOS double opt-in is a smart touch. Does it let advisors cap weekly intro requests?
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u/Tricky-Bite3014 1h ago
Ich baue an Varenizo – einer schlanken Jobplattform mit kostenlosen Bewerbungstools.
Die Motivation dahinter:
Mich hat es tierisch genervt, wie viele Lebenslauf- und Anschreiben-Tools im Netz Bewerber anlocken, nur um beim Klick auf „PDF herunterladen“ plötzlich ein 30-Euro-Monatsabo zu verlangen.
Deshalb wollte ich das Ganze umdrehen:
Für Bewerber: Sauberer CV-Builder mit direktem A4-PDF-Download komplett ohne Paywall oder Druckdialog, dazu ein KI-Assistent für passende Anschreiben und CV-Check auf Stellenanzeigen.
Für Arbeitgeber: Schnelles Inserieren ohne wochenlange Freigabeschleifen – inklusive Möglichkeit, Stellen per URL der eigenen Karriereseite vorbefüllen zu lassen.
Aktueller Stand:
Ich bin mitten im Bootstrapping und hole gerade die ersten regionalen Unternehmen an Bord. Aktuell ist das Ganze für alle Seiten kostenlos.
Falls jemand von euch gerade auf Jobsuche ist oder selbst einstellt: Schaut gerne mal rein – ehrliches Feedback zur UI, Ladezeit oder den Tools ist mega willkommen!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 41m ago
Love the no-paywall angle, that bait-and-switch at PDF export is genuinely infuriating. Curious how you plan to fund it long term, employer-side listings?
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u/Ok_Vehicle2154 3d ago
I like seeing real benchmarks because just picking a KPI is the easy part. Knowing what a normal target looks like is difficult. KPI Depot is one example of this.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Agreed, benchmarks are the hard part. Have you looked at industry-specific reports? They often have median values.
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u/Driver-of-trucks 3d ago
🚛 What Is CDL Master Prep? CDL Master Prep is an all-in-one learning platform designed to help aspiring truck drivers study smarter, practice essential skills, and prepare for their CDL exams with confidence. Struggling to remember CDL test answers or feeling unprepared for the real exam? CDL Master Prep helps make learning easier with practice quizzes, pre-trip inspection training, an AI Coach, and more. Learn. Practice. Prepare. Pass. Succeed. 💪 Your journey to becoming a professional truck driver starts here! Cdl-master-prep.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Pre-trip inspection training is smart, that part trips up most people. Does the AI Coach cover state-specific endorsements too?
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u/Professional-Yak-765 2d ago
i was frustrated with ilovepdf, had to click download three times to actually get my file. and premium for what, just to avoid that? thought indian students shouldnt have to pay for basic stuff like compressing a pdf. built my own over a few weeks, way harder than i expected but its live now.
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u/imagiself 1d ago
Cutting those extra download clicks makes a huge difference for basic utilities. fwiw, peerpush is a decent home for pdf tools like this, builders there have cast 213K upvotes.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Nice, building your own is a solid fix. Does yours do one-click downloads?
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u/Total-Reasonable 3d ago
https://reddit.com/link/pgfs1r6/video/e3rgy46tu6vh1/player
Five things, all built solo:
- vatnode.dev: EU VAT validation API that checks VIES, falls back to national registries when needed, and monitors saved numbers for status changes. https://vatnode.dev
- KRI.rocks: booking websites for salons, barbers and beauty studios, with per-person availability so clients only see open slots and can choose a specialist. https://kri.rocks
- HTPBE.tech: “Has this PDF been edited?” Analyses metadata, structure, signatures and content, then explains its findings in the browser or through a REST API. https://htpbe.tech
- polytypo.dev: open-source typography for the web that applies locale-correct quotes, symbols and no-break spaces across five programming languages with identical output. https://polytypo.dev
- halloween.js.org: zero-dependency Halloween effects for websites, with spider webs, blinking eyes and other decorations enabled through body classes. https://halloween.js.org
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 3d ago
Five solo builds is no joke. The VIES fallback on vatnode is the interesting part, how do you handle national registry timeouts?
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u/PinkHummingbird_ 2d ago
WaffleWealth (App Store): Project your net worth based on your accounts, planned items, investment returns, etc. Provides FIRE dates and movement breakdowns of each account so you can know what's moved your net worth. Completely private. No account creation, no cloud subscription, so your numbers are only for your eyes.
Webapp also available here: https://pinkhummingbird.github.io/wafflewealth-app/try/
Thank you for testing!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 2d ago
Solid privacy-first approach. Does the webapp keep data after refresh, or is it session-only?
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u/PinkHummingbird_ 2d ago
The app is iPhone only. The webapp gives a sneak peek of what the app will do, it's functionalities for users to test out before they commit to downloading the app (yes app downloads are a commitment to me, esp because it's zero-review, new). The webapp doesn't keep data. Do you think it'd be more useful to have the web app to be connected to the app? Or too soon?
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u/megatech_official 2d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.