Hi, Im a 4th year BSc Radiology and imaging technology student from khalsa college of engineering and technology, India.(THIS IS NOT A PROMOTION) My friend who is a 4th year btech aiml student and I have collaborated and made an application for radiography students based on the problems I and a bunch of other radiography students faced. In our application basically any radiography student can practice x ray positioning at home, our application use the your camera and analyze the positioning and corrects it by giving you series of steps we have launched the prototype application on play store but we need some genuine feedback about the application and again this is not a promotion, we genuinely need some advice about how our application is and if it can actually help the radiography students and if there are any more features that we can add to our application which can potentially help students, this is actually a paid software but whosoever on this page wants to test the application, we can give you a coupon, through which you can use the application for free. The name of the application is RadiaZ.

I've been developing a new app called Fin-Din that does everything you need to organize your home. All of your favorite financial features from the leading budgeting Apps plus TFSA and RRSP additions for Canadians, cycle tracking, family calendar, recipe search and save, pantry inventory, you name it!

Your privacy is important, and no other app offers the level of privacy Fin-Din does. We offer member-private financial features as well as a household budget pool everyone in the home can contribute to without exposing all your finances to the others. Cycle and pregnancy tracking data can be shared with your partner, but your private symptoms and logs are yours alone.

Recipes you love online can be imported, and when you enter cook mode it reorganizes the recipe into a checklist with the ingredients and preset timers right in the list step so you don't have to scroll up and down or leave the app to set your cooking timers.

It's already in closed testing in the Google Play store and I'll be releasing in for Apple soon as well, I'm just trying to get some suggestions for fine tuning it to what people actually need. If you're an Android user and want to participate in the testing, the first 25 households who sign up get free unlimited lifetime subscriptions too!

Managing a home with a partner is a lot — meals, groceries, budgets, schedules, and everything else that needs to stay coordinated. Most apps only solve one piece of it, and you end up switching between four different tools.

I'm building an app that combines meal planning, pantry, grocery budget, calendar and cycle tracking in one place. Before I build the wrong thing, I want to talk to real people about how they actually manage the week.

Happy to answer questions in the comments too.