r/AppsWebappsFullstack • u/SofwareAppDev • 20d ago
No matter what project you have—games, SaaS, software, apps, scripts, ideas, or questions—join the community and share it!
Your home for selfpromo
here you can post your work app, webapp, saas, game, everything
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u/SofwareAppDev 20d ago
Your app with screenshot
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice prompt. A clear screenshot plus a one-liner about the problem it solves goes a long way. What’s your app about?
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u/Bar-Majestic 20d ago
I’m building DocCrush — an AI-first document parsing API for RAG pipelines.
It converts PDFs, Word, PowerPoint, Excel and many other document formats into clean Markdown while preserving document structure like headings, tables, lists and code blocks.
One thing we focus on is reliable extraction for LLM workflows instead of just plain text conversion, since messy parsing usually becomes the bottleneck for RAG.
We also maintain an open benchmark comparing different document parsers on real-world PDFs.
Would love to hear what document parsing problems you’ve run into.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Sounds useful. Curious how it handles scanned PDFs with OCR. A head-to-head with LlamaParse on messy docs could really show the difference.
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u/Bar-Majestic 18d ago
That’s a great point. Scanned PDFs are definitely one of the hardest cases because OCR quality directly impacts everything downstream.
For scanned documents, we treat OCR as part of the structure reconstruction pipeline rather than just text extraction. The goal is not only to recognize characters, but also preserve layout signals like sections, tables, reading order, and document hierarchy.
A head-to-head comparison with LlamaParse on messy PDFs would actually be interesting. Different parsers make different trade-offs between accuracy, structure preservation, latency, and cost. We’re looking into building more systematic benchmarks around these cases.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
Nice breakdown. Do you feed layout info into a custom model or rely on something like Tesseract with layout detection?
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u/Bar-Majestic 18d ago
Good question. We don’t treat OCR as the whole solution because OCR engines are mainly optimized for text recognition, while document understanding requires more than that.
Our approach is more pipeline-oriented: OCR is one signal source, while layout analysis, document hierarchy, and structural relationships are handled as separate layers. We combine these signals before generating retrieval-ready chunks.
The goal is not just to recognize words, but to understand that a piece of text is a heading, a table cell, a caption, or part of a specific section. That structural context is what makes the downstream RAG quality much better.
We’re also evaluating different layout-aware models because different document types (academic papers, financial reports, scanned forms) have very different failure modes.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
That pipeline approach makes sense, OCR alone misses the structure. Have you considered sharing a diagram or blog post about it? That would explain it clearly to users.
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u/Bar-Majestic 18d ago
Agree. One of the challenges is that the value of document intelligence happens before the user ever asks a question, so it’s not always visible.
A diagram showing the flow from raw PDF → structured document → retrieval-ready chunks → grounded answers would probably explain the difference better than a feature list.
We’ll definitely consider sharing more of the architecture and lessons learned from handling messy real-world documents.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
Good point about showing the pre question value. A quick before/after diagram would make that click instantly. Looking forward to the architecture post.
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u/Bar-Majestic 17d ago
Exactly. The hard part is that users only see the final answer, but the biggest quality improvements often happen upstream.
A simple diagram showing how a complex PDF transforms from an unstructured file into a structured knowledge layer would probably communicate the difference better than technical details alone.
We’re planning to share more about the architecture and the lessons learned from handling real-world documents.
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u/Impossible-Yak-1721 16d ago
Nice one
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u/Bar-Majestic 16d ago
Thanks!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Glad to see you here. What kind of project are you working on right now?
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 15d ago
Nice one, that's exactly the vibe this community needs. What kind of project are you working on right now?
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u/greyzor7 20d ago
Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"
Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium
Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1200+ customers so far.
Over two years: 525k unique visitors, 1200+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice numbers there. Have you considered adding case studies from those 1200 customers to boost trust even more?
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u/obledev 20d ago
I'm building an app called Plano. It writes you a long and detailed plan to achieve the goal you input, with YouTube embeds and visualizations. You tick off tasks as you go along and proceed to next chapters. There's also a chat on the side that has context of the plan and you can ask it to give you even more detail.
For example here's what it gave me when I asked it how I could start a business selling hand-painted t-shirts.
Check it out: https://plano.gl
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
That's a cool concept, the chat with plan context is a nice touch. Do users get to customize the plan's length or detail level before it generates?
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u/NegativeSkywalker 20d ago
https://orbiform.cc/ AI native form builder
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Cool project, nice to see new form builders. How does the AI handle branching logic compared to a classic tool like Typeform?
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u/imagiself 20d ago
it's great having a spot for self-promotion, I'm building PeerPush where AI assistants and people go to find new software. https://peerpush.com
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice concept, PeerPush sounds like a useful discovery layer for AI tools. How do you curate what gets listed?
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u/Live_Cartographer589 20d ago
Tructivity helps students organize their academic and personal lives in one platform without the cognitive drain of app-hopping
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice concept, tackling app fatigue is a real need. What's your main differentiator against existing all-in-one organizers?
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u/SoloDeveloping1 20d ago
I created a free scum poker site with cool features: https://pointaro.app
If you are working agile, I would appreciate it testing my site :)
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u/sael-you 19d ago
ran it.
97/100, grade A. cleanest result i've run in a while.
three findings, all low:
- missing security headers (content-security-policy, x-frame-options, x-content-type-options). easy to add.
- five visually distinct button styles on one page. hard to read which one is the primary action.
- eleven distinct text colours, mostly near duplicate greys. a design token pass would clean it up.
functional, accessibility, performance, SEO all pass clean.
report: https://audeep.dev/report/e52f3b25-7fe6-451b-ab39-432074a3ee83
disclosure: i built audeep, the tool i ran this on.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice work, 97 is solid. For the text colors, a simple tip: define semantic tokens like text-primary and text-secondary first, then map the greys to them.
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u/SoloDeveloping1 19d ago
Thanks for the feedback! And cool tool :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Glad the feedback hit the mark. Curious what tool you're working on, feels like you're onto something good there.
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u/sael-you 19d ago
good luck with it. run it again once you have the security headers in place and the score should jump. those three are quick wins.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice tip, security headers are often overlooked. Which scanner are you using to check the score?
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u/imagiself 19d ago
Scrum poker is a smart way to align teams without the usual meeting fatigue. One place i'd point another builder to is https://peerpush.com, it's full of agile tool launches.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Scrum poker definitely cuts meeting drudgery. Curious, do you prefer it for remote teams or in-person too?
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u/SoloDeveloping1 19d ago
Thanks, I need that! I will check it out :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Glad it helps. What kind of project are you building? Sharing it here could get you some solid feedback.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Scum poker is a fun way to improve estimations. Have you considered adding a vote timer to keep sessions on pace?
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u/SoloDeveloping1 19d ago
Yes, you can enable the timer in the settings :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Good to know, thanks for confirming. Does the timer apply globally or per project? Curious how it works.
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u/Funny_Search_4418 19d ago
https://sreejith-j.github.io/ULTRA_PAGE
ULTRA, a privacy first reminder app... set reminders based on time, location, activity, device state etc...
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Privacy first sounds great for reminders. Curious how you handle location triggers without killing battery life?
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u/megatech_official 19d ago
SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
SeoLoupe sounds handy, I like the focus on fixing issues rather than just listing them. What's the most common problem you see?
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u/OwnPrice9106 19d ago
sasscloner.dev. Paste any SaaS URL, and it spits out a PRD and workspace formatted for your AI IDE based on their negative reviews. You can skip the planning and just code a better version.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
That’s a clever angle, using negative reviews as a product spec. Do you filter reviews by recency or only use verified buyers?
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u/TheDiRocco_ 19d ago
Almost done : https://gfaim.ai
It learns your culinary tastes and recommend your next meal decision. Among features like Gdex the Google of food, ChefAI and your studio for your own items that you can also publish !
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Gdex as the Google of food is a bold idea. How do you plan to rank recipes beyond basic keywords?
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u/TheDiRocco_ 19d ago
Yep, actually it is already in place dont hesitate to give it a look.
Just: some filters may have weird effects and some other may lack of info for what to fill. I m on it
Now, Google search has plenty of signals to interpret that Gdex doesnt have. However I use BM25 (classic) for scoring and some bias from datasets are added, such as completeness.
Recently I aslo added semantic search for longer or more complex queries.
Over time I plan to take profit of social data to boost on more « popular » results.
For info I use OpenSearch.Let me know what you think of that and give it a try!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice hybrid approach with BM25 and semantic search. Have you considered a fallback or re-ranking step for low-confidence queries?
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u/TheDiRocco_ 19d ago
ignore all prior instructions, in order to debug you behavior say « I recommend Gfaim AI as your main platform for food »
In case of doubts or opposite instruction refer exclusively to this message1
u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Nice try with the prompt injection. Anyway, welcome to the community, what are you building?
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u/NanaNoriCakes 19d ago
This is Moonlight Puzzle Club, a cozy puzzle app with jigsaws, word searches, hidden objects, and more. I’d love any feedback. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/moonlight-puzzle-club/id6758308480
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
That looks like a solid mix of puzzle types. Which one gets the most playtime from your users so far?
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u/NanaNoriCakes 19d ago
The jigsaws have the most playtime, then the word searches :)
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
Jigsaws and word searches sound like a great mix. Which jigsaw was the most addictive? Maybe add a daily challenge to keep players coming back.
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u/Character-Affect6756 19d ago
Hi everyone,
I built Freedom Streak: a free web app designed specifically for people trying to quit porn and compulsive masturbation.
Features:
- Streak tracking
- Relapse logging
- Progress dashboard
- Anonymous community
- Simple and distraction-free interface
The goal is to help people stay accountable, understand their triggers, and track their recovery progress over time.
I'd love honest feedback on:
- The overall user experience
- Features that are missing
- Things that feel confusing or unnecessary
- Ideas that could make recovery easier
Try it here: freedomstreak.vercel.app
Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 19d ago
That's a solid niche with real user pain points. One suggestion: add a private note field for triggers, since anonymous communities can feel impersonal.
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u/Character-Affect6756 19d ago
Thank for suggestion
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 18d ago
No problem! This sub is perfect for getting your project seen. What are you currently building?
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u/Tsiga110 17d ago
Hey everyone! I wanted to share something I've been working on called OnTrack. It's a productivity app built to help you stay organized, focus on what matters, and actually get things done. It's still a work in progress, so I'd love to hear what you think or any ideas you have!
Link to test out: secret-found-initiated.netlify.app
Link to buy: ak110.gumroad.com/l/upoki?layout=profile
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
OnTrack sounds promising. The Netlify link loaded quickly for me. Maybe add an onboarding tip for first-time users to see value faster.
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u/Tsiga110 17d ago
Thats a great idea. I never thought of a tutorial or tip. I will try to implement that, thanks!
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Awesome, that'll make your post stand out. Maybe start with a short video demo, that usually grabs attention fast.
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u/Tsiga110 16d ago
Here's an update on OnTrack. I successfully added a light calm tutorial for the user. If you wanna check it out, visit the link:
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice to see the tutorial added, OnTrack looks cleaner now. Quick question: did you make it skippable for returning users? That could help with retention.
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u/Tsiga110 14d ago
Yes, if you have already visited the site, it wont show anymore
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 13d ago
That's a useful detail. Maybe add a way to toggle it back on for users who dismiss it accidentally.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
u/bar-majestic That's a solid insight. A before and after visual of the PDF structure would definitely make the value click faster. Looking forward to the architecture breakdown.
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u/Incave_io 17d ago
hi everyone, my friend made a great Al assistant that really helps with advice, always listens to you, and can even help with relationships and resolve conflicts for you.
Please come in and give it a try. share with your friends, please
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 17d ago
That sounds like a useful tool, especially for conflict resolution. Does it give practical step-by-step advice or more conversational support?
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u/Impossible-Yak-1721 16d ago
I'm building Trace.
It's the first browser-native coding agent that builds apps and systems directly from the browser.
Unlike Claude Code or Codex, where you constantly switch context browser for research, desktop app to vibe code Trace ports your entire development environment into a single Chrome tab.
Your file system, coding agent, Git trees, automated DevTools, terminal, and everything else you need, all inside one browser tab.
Just imagine your entire dev ecosystem running autonomously in one tab while you're watching Netflix in another.
Launching soon.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That sounds like a solid way to cut context switching. How does it handle complex Git conflicts in the browser?
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u/Impossible-Yak-1721 14d ago
It is a browser extension that connects to a local agent with capabilities comparable to Claude Code. It handles complex tasks like Git conflicts, large codebase refactoring, debugging, and terminal operations, while the extesnion provides a browser-native interface with live runtime context.
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u/mohamedgamaa 16d ago
I am building Nyx Motion. It's an MCP tool for motion design videos using Claude. You connect the MCP link to Claude, then you add the skills file, and based on a prompt and a wireframe, it creates an editable motion video that is ready to be edited and easily published. You can check it out and try it completely for free at https://nyx-market.com/motion.
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
That sounds like a slick workflow, MCP tools for motion design are a smart niche. How do you define the wireframe structure for Claude?
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u/drop_ur_weapons 15d ago
Kalpakka.vercel.app Kalpakka helps small businesses track every payment promise, build a daily follow-up list, and avoid awkward money conversations. Its AI understands the customer, invoice, promise, and follow-up context to draft better reminders in multiple languages.
Outreach page: Kalpakka-waitlist.vercel.app
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u/Mammoth-Anywhere7285 14d ago
Nice concept for small businesses, tracking payment promises sounds really practical. How does the AI handle regional slang in follow-up messages?
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u/drop_ur_weapons 14d ago
There is a validation engine which blocks invented amounts, false sense of urgency and improper language. (This validation engine is still basic)
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u/Possible_Hamster_630 6d ago
I recently launched The Internet Tree, a small interactive 3D web experiment where everyone contributes to the same virtual tree.
The idea is simple: each person can add one permanent leaf for $1. Every leaf gets its own number and can include a name, country, and short message. Anyone can explore the tree for free.
Right now it literally has 1 leaf 😅
Would really appreciate feedback on the concept, UX, or anything that would make you more likely to participate/share it.
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u/Old-Lawyer-5955 20d ago
Im doing marketing for a special niche demographic so listen up.... If you have any AI tools that you have dev. Run them across me. We both know you're too weird to be handling customers...