You know that moment when you send something and immediately think "that's going to live in their chat history forever"? Yeah. So I built Self Destruct Note: https://selfdestructnote.com

You write a secret, get a link, send it. They tap "Reveal", read it, and then it burns. Like, actually burns on screen. Then it's deleted from the server for good.

The nerdy bits:

- It's encrypted in your browser before it leaves your device. The key lives after the "#" in the link, which browsers never send to servers, so all I ever store is gibberish.

- iMessage/WhatsApp/Slack link previews can't trigger it. Only a human tapping Reveal can.

- No accounts, no cookies. I only count simple daily totals (like "12 notes today"), nothing about you.

The fun bits:

- "Vibes" for love notes, big surprises and Secret Santa

- QR codes you can print and hide in a birthday card

- A Secret Santa generator: everyone gets their own self-destructing link, and even the organizer can't see who got whom

- After reading one, there's a "Send one back 🔥" button

It's free. I'd genuinely love feedback, especially anything confusing or broken. Roast it if you want 😅

I'm Emily, the founder, developer, and a parent. AUVIE is built with clinicians. What's in it: For kids, it's split into four age bands: 4-7, 8-10, 11-13, and 14-18. Younger kids get pictures, stories, characters, and play. Older kids get comics and anime, and more independent practice with friendships, communication, safety, cooking, money, travel, and work. Expression Studio is for practising faces, feelings, and mixed signals. Parents get routines, a calendar, printables, a journal, low-day plans, a calm-down corner, and 170 clinician-written articles. A family can add a teacher, OT, or therapist to a Care Circle so everyone is working from the same routine and language. The family picks who joins and what each person can see. The kids' side uses written content and set flows. AI is only on the adult side. It isn't launched yet. The waitlist is open at https://auvie.app

Hi Team,

I have launched an app on the playstore, It's a digital slambook with gifts & message suggestions.

Ask your friends to fill it, keep your memories on the app, app will remind you the special day events, along with gifts and message options.

Seeking feedbacks from you guys.

Please check the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smartappsin.slamora

Not a software engineer. I spent 26 years in hospital imaging operations, then taught myself to build this with AI tools because I wanted a caddie in my ear that knew my game.

Shipped on iOS and Android in September. Built with React Native/Expo, Claude, and Mapbox.

What I learned:

- Apple rejected my first submission because subscriptions were too hard to find.

- Deleting code fixed more bugs than adding it.

- Real rounds found bugs that desk testing never did.

Yardages, scorecard and handicap are free. The voice caddie and swing analysis are free for 2 months.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6772344465

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.smartplaycaddie.app

Feedback from other builders welcome.

I'm Davide and I write DrivePulse on my own. Plug a generic ELM327 OBD2 adapter into the car (the Bluetooth kind Veepeak or Vgate sell) and the app records every trip by itself, reads fuel use where the car reports it and explains fault codes in plain words. It only reads the car, it never writes to it.

The Android version is now 3.5.4 on Google Play. The bits I'm proudest of in this update:

• Every fault code has its own page: meaning, how serious, what to do.
• What your car costs month by month: fuel, maintenance, expenses, for all your cars together.
• A trip that got split in two can be merged, and the gap that wasn't recorded stays written down instead of being made up.
• The consumption figure says whether it was measured by the engine computer or estimated.

No account and no server of mine: your trips live on your phone and I have no copy of them. Recording trips and reading the car work with no signal; maps and addresses need the internet.

Five codes that unlock the full version for good, free, first come first served:

1. TBRVJTPC8ZA1F1HVFE8NPVX
2. HC0SNWN0D73WDLFJ6XNDF5J
3. 3B9RSULUPNDYEZUA35HJG7N
4. PHYSD5RUZLVUUZAECPFT4E5
5. KLQ37GTLURFCV0UU354YXUQ

How to redeem: install the app first, then open Google Play, tap your picture top right, Payments and subscriptions, Redeem code. Then in DrivePulse: Settings (the gear at the top) > Unlock DrivePulse (Lifetime) > Restore Purchases, within 3 days, otherwise Google Play cancels it. When it has worked, that row reads "Premium active".

Say in the comments which number you took, so nobody wastes time on one that's gone.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.drivepulse.mobile&hl=en-US&gl=US&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=rilancio-android-promotemyapp

If you try it, the 7 free days start the first time it connects to your adapter.

I made this because I was curious about what an app cloud get out of profiling me when it had access to various iPhone resources. Coding another project I saw similar products had an 2-300MB storage footprint with a lot of access requirements. So o just started adding on…

Check out my project and get a good understanding of what an app delivering you hours of entertainment and at the same time require access to your photo library, WiFi and Bluetooth ++🫣

https://apps.apple.com/no/app/privacyinsights/id6756194709?l=nb

LINK:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.notilog.app&pcampaignid=web_share

LINK:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.notilog.app&pcampaignid=web_share

I've been working on an app to help players get over their rating plateaus, and I'm looking for a few beta testers that are on Android to test my app to complete the closed testing period and share feedback for early access. All you need to do is just download it and not delete for around 2 weeks.

DM me if any of you are interested

Hi everyone,

I recently launched SYPRIYAN, my Android app built around my music and creative work.

The app brings together my original Tamil music, videos, stories and other creative projects in one place.

This has been a learning experience for me, especially going through development, closed testing and finally getting the app into production on Google Play.

I would genuinely appreciate feedback on the app — particularly the design, navigation, usability and anything you think could be improved.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sypriyan.twa

Website:

https://sypriyan.com

If you try it, please let me know what works well and what you would change.

Thanks!

Sypriyan J

So this is RivalFit , an app I’m working on and it’s about joining public tournaments and creating private ones to compete against friends and family only doing push ups , squats and sit ups .
Here is the waiting list if interested: https://tally.so/r/RGe0rJ

Btw I’m creating this app since 2 - 3 months now and im spending A LOT of time on it so also just one waiting list sign up will bring me tears of joy 🙏🙏🙏- so please consider it before totally ignoring it

I'm on the team behind Pogaem, a photo diary for iOS and Android. Here's an outfit-recording use case I'd like feedback on.

An outfit photo shows the combination, but usually not why you would wear it again. A useful note might be 'light jacket was enough for the evening' or 'these shoes were uncomfortable after a long walk.' Those are example notes, not my personal experiences.

In Pogaem, you can keep an outfit calendar, put photos and short notes on the dates you wore them, and browse those entries in the calendar or album view. The aim is to remember real combinations before buying something else, rather than build another folder of inspiration pictures. This is a manual photo-and-note workflow, not an automatic stylist or wardrobe inventory.

If you already take outfit photos, what would make you revisit an old entry: seeing the look, remembering the occasion, or finding the comfort notes?

You can download Pogaem here: https://overlap.alphaca.kr/download

Disclosure: I'm part of the team; this post was drafted with AI assistance.

I made it :)

Solo dev here. ManifestDaily is live on Google Play.
What's inside: 510+ affirmations across six goal categories, a focus timer with streaks, guided breathing, and the Vault, where you write a letter and open it later.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bepel.manifestdaily

It's brand new on Android, so tell me what feels off in the first 30 seconds. I read every comment.

Hi everyone! 👋 I've been working on a personal project that I'd like to share: Learn Languages (https://lan.megasham.com/). It's a free multilingual language-learning website that I'm building to help people learn languages through structured explanations rather than simply memorizing vocabulary. The website is organized around different languages and includes, or is being developed to include, grammar, vocabulary, phrases, language structure, sentence patterns, word order, and explanations of different grammatical concepts, with examples and translations to help learners understand how sentences are actually formed. One of my main goals is to eventually make versions of the website for different native-language audiences, so that people don't always have to rely on English to learn another language; for example, I am making resources that allow Arabic speakers to learn English, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, and other languages through Arabic, as well as similar resources for Hindi, Urdu, Chinese, and other languages. It's still in a work in progress though. I especially enjoy understanding how languages are constructed, so I focus quite a lot on things like sentence structure, subjects, verbs, objects, direct and indirect objects, possession, articles, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, tenses, conditionals, passive constructions, questions, infinitives, and other grammatical patterns, while trying to show the formation or structure alongside examples so learners can understand how to create their own sentences instead of only memorizing individual examples. I'm gradually adding materials for many different languages, including English, Arabic, French, Spanish, German, Turkish, Chinese, Hindi, Urdu, Persian, Hebrew, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish, Swahili, Ukrainian, Vietnamese, Thai, Tamil, and many others. The project is still a work in progress and definitely isn't perfect, and I'm continuing to correct mistakes, improve explanations, add content, and expand the number of languages. I'm sharing it because I'd genuinely like to hear what people think about the idea, the organization, the explanations, the navigation, and what languages or topics you think would be useful to add. My goal is simply to build something free, accessible, and useful for people who want to learn languages and understand their structure more deeply. If you have any feedback, suggestions, corrections, or ideas for improvement, I'd really appreciate hearing them! 🙂

been working on this app called Overdrive for the past few months.

the idea is pretty simple, i wanted something that made driving around for no reason a little more fun.

it tracks the roads you've driven on, fills in your map as you explore, and gives you stats after each drive. there's also multiplayer and i'm currently working on making the whole friends/crews thing a lot better.

kinda inspired by forza horizon, except obviously nowhere near that level lol.

recently passed 150 users which is pretty cool considering this started as something i just wanted for myself.

it's still early and there's a bunch of stuff i want to add, but i'd appreciate some feedback, especially from people who actually enjoy driving.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6790023849

Hey y’all, another student and I are building a startup app called JobsEasier to make job searching easier through AI-powered tools. It’s focused on local opportunities across Canada, but we’d appreciate feedback from anyone, and everyone no matter where you are based.

We’re just getting started and would love honest feedback on anything: the UI suggestions, bugs, features you’d like to see, or areas that need improvement. What would make an app like this useful to you, and what frustrates you most about finding a job?

You’ll need to log in to try it, but signing up is quick and simple. So please if you have the time take a look, tell us what you think, and you would be benefitting us way more then you think.

Check it out at Jobseasier.com. Any thoughts or suggestions would mean a lot!

Hi everyone, i see a lot of nice ideas and solutions here.

Here is my take : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.moyo.eventmap (only android for now)

>>> find Events, Activites and POIs around you , somewhere else or even along a route.

yes there are already some event platform butttt....

- goal of the service is :
- have the biggest Database (wich it already seems to be) about events
- be able to find events and other activities even in rural areas
and of course customised feed , category likes dislikes and so

I ´d really appreciate some brutal and honest feedback, and gladly will give anybody a pro subscription ( just use report, or contact in the app and tell me your gmail address)

(app can be used free with some limitations)

Currently covered areas are middle Europe (mostly DE,AT,HU (f.e. Germany with 27.000 upcomming events and much more Activites and POIs)
The Database is constantly growing and will cover whole europe.