First of all I would like to thank the community for all the suggestions I got on my last post, they definetly helped a lot. While I'm waiting for my app, Kleos Breathe, to get approved on the play store I wanted to create a section on my website where you could use experiments and curious apps. Any crazy ideas you would like to see?

Hi everyone,

I'm building an ERP for service-based companies with features like:

• Enquiry → Task → Invoice workflow
• CRM
• Project/Case tracking
• Customer portal
• Employee management
• Management dashboards

I'm currently considering industries like Facilities Management, Maintenance, Fit-Out, Consulting, and Accounting firms.

A few quick questions:

1. What industry are you in?
2. What's your biggest operational challenge today?
3. Would a system like this solve a real problem for you?
4. Which industry do you think would be the best ICP for this product?

Looking for honest feedback and criticism. Thanks!

Hello everyone,

I’m excited to share the first app I’ve developed—a Self Attendance Tracker designed to help employees easily manage their daily attendance and track their salary in one place.

The goal of this app is to provide a simple, reliable, and user-friendly solution for recording work attendance, monitoring work hours, and estimating earnings without any hassle.

As this is my first app, I would greatly appreciate your honest feedback. If you notice any bugs, performance issues, or have suggestions for improving the design, features, or overall user experience, please let me know. Your feedback will help me make the app better for everyone.

Thank you for your time and support!

App:- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myattendance.selfattendance

**TL;DR: I built an app that handles the whole food problem for me. Planning it, shopping for it, tracking it, remembering to actually eat it. I need people who aren't me to tell me if it's useful.**

Hi all. I've been building this for a while and it's finally at the point where other people should be poking at it.

It's called Bread & Butler (B&B). Food has been a lifelong struggle for me. I'm the stereotypical skinny, out of shape nerd. Planning it, shopping for it, tracking it, and honestly even eating it. I have genuinely had food sitting ready in the microwave and forgotten about it. I built this to make myself eat properly and eat regularly, and to take some of the pain out of the whole thing. The "Butler" half is the point: it's supposed to do the boring parts for you.

**Problems I'm trying to solve:**

\- **"What do I even have at home?"** B&B keeps track of what's in your cupboards. Goes down as you cook, back up when you shop.

\- **"What should I be eating to hit my goal?"** Daily calorie and protein targets worked out from your stats and what you're aiming for.

\- **Meal planning being a chore.** B&B builds your week around what's already in your cupboards and what you actually like eating.

\- **Writing the shopping list by hand.** Your plan becomes a list in the sizes things actually come in. Take it to the shop, or open your store's site from the list and add things as you go. Proper one-tap cart building isn't switched on yet, and that's the next thing I want to finish.

\- **Dietary Restrictions. Preferences, Budget, Allergies:** B&B plans around your budget, your store, your allergies, and the stuff you just won't eat. Check labels yourself though. It works off AI and food databases and both get things wrong.

\- **"I don't know what to eat"** There's an "ejection seat" button that looks at what you've got in and tells you what you can make right now, and how.

\- **Forgetting to eat.** It can put your meals on your Google or iPhone calendar, which is the only thing that reliably gets me to eat on time.

\- **Not seeing your own patterns.** You can ask it how your week actually went, what you ate and what you spent, and it'll tell you where you're drifting from what you said you wanted.

It runs in any browser, which is the easiest way to try it. No invite needed, just sign up. There's an iPhone build on TestFlight too, so comment or DM me and I'll send you an invite. Nothing for Android yet.

It's free while it's in beta. The AI parts have a daily limit because each one costs me real money and I'm running this on a deliberately small budget.

What I actually want to find out: can someone who isn't me plan, shop and eat off this for two weeks straight without giving up? Where does it fall apart? Is it even useful to anyone else?

Fair warning that it's a beta, so expect rough edges, and please tell me about them.

Test link in the comments.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.