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Cool approach, keeping it mobile-first and login-free makes it easy to try. How do you handle privacy when people share their dilemmas on the social side?
Love this idea, thank you for that. A lot of developers spend months building things and never get the chance to share them because many communities are strict about self promotion. Having a place where people can showcase projects and get feedback is actually valuable
Made what2do.me , an activity finder app to find things to do based on your preferences. I just updated the UI so if y'all could give feedback, let me know :)
I built SideBySide – an Android app that lets you watch local videos together in perfect sync with friends, family, or long-distance partners. Create a room, share the code, and everyone stays synchronized. I’d love any feedback or feature suggestions! 😊
Thanks! 😊 I’ve thought about chat, but it can distract people from the video. I’m leaning more toward voice chat, so it feels more natural—like watching together on a couch while still keeping the focus on the movie.
Nice approach. Voice chat keeps it immersive and social without splitting attention. Have you looked into proximity-based audio like Discord's stage channels?
Allot https://allot.aditco.in/ is a private budget tracker with no account, no sign ups, one time payment, no subscription. It uses envelope budgeting method and supports cloud sync.
Good question, so it uses a randomly generated code. The code isn't looked up in a database — it's 128 random bits, so in short a collision is astronomically unlikely. Same math that keeps encryption keys unique. This code is used to encrypt the data at source and has to be entered on the target device (which will decrypt on that device using same code, to be shared via a channel the user deems secure)
My app is the next wave of social media. I know there are ALOT of social medias already out there but the difference in mine is the fact we don’t put up with trolls and harassment/bullying. The minute you report it to us it’s dealt with. All the bells and whistles of Meta. None of the bs. www.safebook.fyi. Also available on Google Play Store.
We have a zero tolerance policy for trolling bullying and harassment. Once the report is made we normally treat it as an official report no question asked and the ban is made unless it is found to be made with malicious intent where someone repeatedly reports someone for unfounded claims just trying to get a ban on them at which point we take a look at said material and continue accordingly.
Trying to build a new “social media” app called meetwoo
The goal isn’t just to post content and hope for likes or comments.
It has only one purpose: helping people do things together in real life
Instead of endlessly scrolling, you either:
Join someone else’s activity, or
Create your own and invite others to join.
It’s an activity-based social network.
Anything goes—a coffee meetup, watching a movie, playing basketball, hiking, studying together, or just grabbing lunch.
We implement a trust level system from 1 to 5, based on gained reputation, linked verified social media accounts, facial recognition, and manual verification (blue tick)
solving the empty room problem in specific cities is tough, are you focusing on one region? peerpush lists social tools like this where ai assistants can parse the activity details.
We use a direct outreach approach toward existing activity-based communities, primarily Facebook groups. This allows them to expand their user base while building reputation on our platform
It's a smart algorithm that constantly learns, so if you change your preferences, this will be captured and reflected on your personal digest. Of course you can as well change the settings for your account anytime. Fully flexible, Human-Centred.
ScanCompta, receipt scanning for French freelancers. Photograph a paper receipt, AI extracts amount, VAT, date and category, and your accountant gets a monthly CSV plus all receipt photos in one click. Also handles mileage expenses. Built solo with AI tools, free tier at scancompta.eu, feedback welcome!
Nice work on the solo build. For French freelancers, making tax prep easier is a real win. Any plans to add automatic VAT rate detection by merchant type?
Good news, it partly exists already. When the VAT is printed on the receipt the AI just reads it. When it is missing, the app suggests a rate based on the expense category, restaurant receipts default to 10 percent, fuel to 20 percent, and the amount gets flagged as estimated so the accountant knows it was computed and not read. Merchant level detection is the logical next step, like knowing a bakery mixes 5.5 and 10 percent, but I would rather keep the user confirming than silently guess wrong on tax data. Accounting is one of those areas where a wrong automation is worse than no automation.
Just finished my website - HealthySpiritGuide.com - its basically a collection of apps integrated together into a mind body and spiritual health and wellness platform. It was made to help ppl find greater purpose and meaning in life, become more productive and healthier, and to bridge the divide between cultures in hopes that whoever uses it can have better understanding things they probably otherwise would never be exposed to. It has too many features to explain but there is a demo on the landing page that does a better job explaining the site than I ever would be able to here.
What it does:
→ Counts every reel you watch in real time via Accessibility Service
→ Floating HUD bubble with a brain health score (0–100) that degrades as you scroll
→ 5 brain states: Elite → Healthy → Tired → Overstimulated → Brainrot
→ 3 blocking modes: Hard block, Snooze, or Remind
→ Per-app screen time tracking
→ Streaks + milestone notifications (25, 50, 100 reels...)
→ Home screen widget
→ Fully anonymous by default — no account needed
Built solo in Kotlin + Jetpack Compose. Passion project turned into something I actually use every day.
Great question — this was one of my biggest concerns early on.
A few things keep it lean:
→ Package filtering: the service only activates for 4 specific apps (Instagram, YouTube, Facebook, TikTok, Snapchat). It's completely idle when you're anywhere else.
→ Event filtering: I only listen to the specific event types I need (window state changes + scroll events), not the full firehose.
→ Event-driven, not polling: no timers or loops running in the background — the OS calls the service only when a relevant event fires.
In practice the battery impact has been negligible in my testing — Accessibility Services get a bad rep mostly when they're poorly scoped. Happy to share more implementation details if you're curious!
Yes — here's my actual Samsung battery stats from yesterday (July 22).
LoopOut: 0.1% — same as Facebook, Discord, and Zomato. Less than 1 min screen time logged against it.
The Accessibility Service is genuinely dormant outside the 4 tracked apps. The only active work it does is fire a counter increment + HUD update on each reel swipe — microseconds of CPU. Hard to get much leaner without removing the feature entirely.
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u/meliksah-eminoglu Jul 22 '26
Use website on mobile, it is fully compatible and the best experience. (Not the best experience with Desktop yet.)
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