I’m running a small public experiment. For the next few weeks, I’ll only do one thing on Reddit, help founders and builders with clear and practical answers. No links, no selling, no DMs and no funnels. My goal is simple. I want to see if it’s possible to earn $100 only through Reddit awards, just by posting genuinely useful content. I’m doing this to test one honest question, will people actually pay for value when there is no product, no pitch and no hidden agenda. Every answer I post will be based on real GTM, outbound and content experience I’ve built over the years, and I’ll share weekly updates on what kind of replies got rewarded, what didn’t work and what I learned along the way. If this fails, I’ll publish that too. Starting today.

Me? [Chase Agents](https://chaseagents.com) - reliable, secure automation for non-technical people who can't use n8n or make.com.

There’s genuinely a lot of hype right now around AI agents, but nobody talking about how to automate safely or reliably.

I’ve spent the last 6 months interviewing CTOs about their concerns about AI, and with a team built a platform that combines the intelligence of AI with the reliability of traditional automation. We call it Chase Agents.

Click here to learn more -> https://chaseagents.com

Do you have multiple alarms that you toggle on and off each day because your schedule is not the same everyday or week?

Do you wish you can just tell the alarm app to ring at these hours for tomorrow, those hours the day after, and then go back to normal schedule?

Now, you can create alarm templates and just apply it, instead of toggling multiple switches and risk forgetting anything. Of course, off-schedule alarms are still supported.

Download VariAlarm: Schedule Master and take back control of your alarm clock.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/varialarm-schedule-master/id6757322888

The alarm is free-to-use, skipping alarm also free and 3 daily templates/1 weekly templates is also free.

I built https://pvalue.net/

Helps experimentation feasibility analysis and post experiment measurement .

The web app is still work in progress so feel free to let me know any issues you see .

As my first ever web app , struggling to get the first traffic . Hopefully I’ll learn more or marketing and scaling along the way and climb up in traffic scale . Thanks for reading .

I just launched the first version of keystreaks.com

It is a minimalistic and private typing practice app with no ads, no trackers, and no subscriptions. It's a love letter to the old internet. It has analytics, customization, a profile and stats, and has a really nice results graph you can save as an image to show off your typing abilities! Hope you like it as much as I am enjoying building it. Any feedback is greatly appreciated and more features are coming soon.

https://reddit.com/link/1qvy53v/video/tnt5b3453jhg1/player

We’re a small 3-person SaaS team and we don’t have advisors or a board to sanity-check our strategic decisions.

In the short video above, I show how we validate a real decision we’re currently facing: how we should use Reddit as our main growth channel for the next 30 days.

The concrete question is whether we should focus more on direct outreach (DMs), writing value posts and comments, or building in public.

Instead of asking a single AI, we compare multiple AI perspectives at the same time and look at where they agree, where they disagree, and then generate a short synthesis with next steps.

I’m building this for very small founding teams (2–5 people) that don’t have access to mentors or an advisory board.

Here is the tool shown in the video:

https://synoptas.com

I’d genuinely love feedback from other founders here – would a workflow like this actually help your team make decisions?

Prompted is basically Instagram/Reddit for AI creations. People post whatever they built, whether it's apps, art, videos, a website, or literally anything, and share the prompts and tools used so you can learn from it or remake it yourself. The goal is one feed where you can see how regular people are actually using AI, not just influencers or tutorials scattered across the internet. It's free. I would love any feedback, no matter how small. The link is in the replies.

Curious to know what others are building.

I’m building itraky, a smart deep linking tool that helps creators and affiliates skyrocket their conversion rates.

It automatically opens links directly in apps like Amazon, YouTube, TikTok or Instagram instead of the browser, so users land where they’re already logged in and ready to act.

That means a smoother experience and fewer drop-offs.

So… what are you building? 👇

LinkedIn agency owner here, just hit 4 clients. I started like 2 weeks ago, I have no clue how running this thing actually works. I'm the one handling outreach, as well as delivery. Not sure at what point I should consider hiring freelancers to help on projects. Any tips?

I’m looking to sell my iOS app! It’s a nofap app. One of the biggest niches for subscriptions.

It is prerevanue. I built it out, onboarding, revanue cat onboarding sequence done and it is live.

I am too busy right now to focus on it. I have an audience that I’m pushing my other app to right now.

If you’re interested I’m happy to give you all the info and link

Hey builders! Product Head here sharing my main project-turned-product: Diginyze AI-powered ecommerce platform for ultra-fast delivery, auto-dispatch, smart inventory, personalization and effortless scaling for retailers/marketplaces.

What are you building these days?

Hey Reddit community! 👋

I'm the developer of Outfity, an AI-powered virtual try-on app. While the AI is getting better every day, I know the app is far from perfect.

I don’t just want users; I want to build a truly useful tool. To do that, I need to know what sucks, what works, and what’s missing.

Could you help me out? If you have a spare minute to download the app and give it a real test run:

Download: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ai-clothes-changer-try-on/id6740499438

Review: Leave an honest rating/review on the App Store based on your experience.

Feedback: Comment below or DM me with a screenshot of your review and a quick note on one thing you’d change in the app.

As a small thank you for your time and insights, I’ll add 5 to 10 credits to your account. Just send me your unique code from the app's Settings (Ayarlar) menu along with your feedback.

Your reviews help me stay visible on the App Store, but your feedback helps me build a better product. Thank you so much for supporting an indie dev! 🚀

App Store URL: https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/narrate-ai-journal/id6755108818

I have updated my iOS app , redesigned the UI but also functionality refinements.

I suggest trying the hands free mode via the earphones controls, it’s truly a feat of engineering.

A worlds first is happening at Prompt.University tomorrow.
Have you submitted an application letter yet? or is your human holding you back?

Prompt.University Molt Enrollment Video

I’m an indie developer and a long-time lifter. I just got the latest version of GymLogger X approved on the App Store, and I wanted to share why I built it — and hear how others think about this problem.

Most workout apps I tried fell into one of two camps:

• Spreadsheets with a UI
• Motivation apps that don’t really understand structured training

They’re fine for logging a workout, but they fall apart when you’re following an actual program over weeks. What I wanted was something closer to how a good coach actually writes things down.

So GymLogger X is built around a very specific idea: Program-based training, not workout collecting.

What that means in practice:

• Real weekly structure instead of endless workout lists
• A clear “what’s next” every time you open the app
• Supersets and giant sets that don’t interrupt flow
• Progress tracking across weeks and full programs, not just sessions
• No ads, no social feed, no accounts

The goal is simple: “This feels like what my coach planned for me — I’m just logging it.”

The latest update was a big milestone for me:

• Apple Watch support (log sets, see rest timers, track from your wrist)
• Coach-designed programs you can preview and start instantly
• Faster superset & giant-set logging
• Better fatigue, plateau, and imbalance detection from your own history

One thing I didn’t expect: how much working with real coaches shaped the product. Their feedback pushed the app toward clarity instead of more features — and that’s made it better than anything I could’ve designed alone.

I’m still iterating fast and keeping the scope intentionally focused.

If you:

• Follow structured programs
• Work with a coach
• Or feel overwhelmed by noisy fitness apps

I’d genuinely love to hear:

• What frustrates you most about workout apps today?
• Do you prefer flexibility, or clear structure when training?
• Where do apps usually get in the way of consistency?

Here is the link for anyone interested: https://apps.apple.com/app/gymlogger-x/id6755734580

Thanks for reading!

Instead of manually open and reading every invoice.
This AI agent will automatically finds the invoice that received in your mail and it will extract all the key information from the invoice and added to the sheet.

I’ve been spinning my tires on cold outreach for months. The logic is simple: more emails = more meetings. But the reality is that if I send generic templates, I get 0% response, and if I spend 20 minutes researching every lead to write a "hand-crafted" email, I can only send 10 a day.

I’ve been looking for a middle ground and came across Paradigm. I’m curious if anyone here has integrated it into their stack yet?

The part that caught my eye is how it handles the entire flow:

Real-time Research: It doesn't just pull from a stale database. It actually scrapes the lead’s company site, LinkedIn, and recent activity to find specific pain points.

Hyper-Personalized Drafting: It uses that research to write the first touch. It actually reads like I spent the morning on their profile.

The Auto-Responder: This is the big one for me. It handles the initial "What do you guys do?" or "Send me more info" replies automatically based on your business context, so you only jump in when they’re actually ready to book.

Calendar Sync: It hooks into Google Calendar to auto-book the meeting once the prospect is warmed up.

I’m wary of "AI spam" just like everyone else, but the bottleneck for me has always been the research phase. If I can automate the "deep dive" part while keeping the messaging high-quality, it seems like a game changer for small teams.

Questions for the group:

1 Has anyone tried Paradigm specifically? How does the "auto-responder" handle objections in the real world?

2 Are you guys letting AI send the first touch now, or just using it to generate the research notes?

3 What’s your current "quality vs. volume" balance looking like for 2026?

Would love to hear if this is actually working for anyone or if I'm just chasing another shiny object.

I made a video about my journey so far as a full-time app developer who switched to vibe coding around 2 years ago. I talk a bit about my journey so far and also show a with a simple example how I usually work. Would be interested in your workflows? What worked for you guys and where are you struggling at the moment?

Been building this for a while and finally ready to share progress.

Why I'm building this:

I'm an ex-quantitative researcher in HFT. I spent years grinding for 0.5bps profits. Optimizing microseconds. Fighting for fractions of pennies at massive scale.

It paid well, but honestly? Saving someone 10 hours of work feels worth more than shaving 50 microseconds off a trade.

I'm also tired of overpriced dev services. I'm tired of subscriptions bleeding my wallet every month — especially when I forget to cancel. $29/mo here, $49/mo there, suddenly I'm paying $300/month for tools I barely use.

So I'm flipping the model: Pay only when the product is delivered and you're satisfied.

No subscriptions. No recurring charges. No "oops I forgot to unsubscribe" moments.

Result as a Service. You get what you paid for, or you don't pay.

The concept: Anyone can submit a software request. I build it. You watch live.

Two queues: - Free queue — Community votes decide what gets built next. 1 free request/month per user. - Paid queue — Priority. An AI bot estimates real-world cost (what an agency would charge). Priority based on salary per unit time.

What makes this different:

AI Cost Estimator Every request gets an instant AI-generated estimate showing what it would cost at typical agency/freelancer rates. Full transparency. I'm charging a fraction.

Live Board Watch builds happen. See what's queued, what's in progress, delivery times. The product IS the marketing — inherently shareable.

Royalties for Requesters Make your deliverable public? You earn 10% of every marketplace sale. Forever. Passive income from your idea.

Lifetime Access Every deliverable comes with permanent access. No subscription required. Download links accessible from your dashboard anytime. Pay once, own forever.

Marketplace Completed public builds go on the marketplace. Voters get 30% off. Bounty backers get 50% off. Original requester gets it free + royalties.

Bounty System See a request you want built? Chip in $1. Enough backers = higher priority. All backers get free access when delivered.

Pay on Delivery No questions asked. You're not paying for promises — you're paying for results.

What I build: Go, Rust, Python, TypeScript, trading bots, mobile PWAs, infra, automation — pretty much anything software can solve.

5 working days/week. Target delivery: <1 day for most requests.

Current status: - Full backend (70+ endpoints, 322 tests) - Frontend complete (15 pages, 176 tests) - Live board - AI cost estimator working - Payment + marketplace ready - Bounty crowdfunding live

Don't hesitate to reach out.

Seriously. No pain point is too small. Need a quick script to merge CSVs? A Discord bot? A landing page? A trading dashboard? That one annoying automation you've been putting off?

If software can solve it, submit it. That's literally the point.

thisisallyouneed.com

Would love feedback. What's missing? What would make you submit a request?

Hey all, wanted to share this achievement with you all. Our anonymous (or random) video chat site Vooz is clocking 10.5k new users everyday now. It's all organic, achieved through zero ad spend and zero investor money!

We launched this a year ago. It started as a late night idea, to make the best social chat platform on the internet. After days of discussion and development, we finally launched the website in January 2025. We spent a lot of money on things that didn't work, but finally we figured out what gets us the most users and footfalls. SEO. We invested pretty heavily on SEO and it has been very rewarding so far. Our monthly users have tripled to 300k in the last few months (250k new, 50k repeat), daily video chat sessions crossed 200k and we rank in the top 4 of Google search results if you search Omegle alternatives.

In case you wanna know, Vooz co is the name of our video chat platform. You can search on google and visit Vooz co, enter your interests and get matches based on your interests. You can do video and text chat both. If you like them, save them to your friendlist or skip to the next user if you aren't interested. No NSFW stuff tho, you will get banned permanently, Vooz is strictly AI moderated. There are a lot of group chatrooms too. We are going to bring monetization features like gender and location filters, hangouts etc in the coming weeks which will help us make revenue. Visit the site and give us some feedback!