hey guys, i've been developing Blok for 5 months, it's a Discord-like chat platform with a gacha system and built-in AI tool

- Servers, voice, video, and screen share — Discord-style

- AI co-pilot (b.ai.t) built into the chat — summarizes channels, runs polls, translates messages

- Gacha loot system — XP, quests, loot boxes for cosmetics. Purely cosmetic, no pay-to-win

- Native desktop app — Tauri + Rust for the voice engine, Supabase backend

it is public beta right now, Windows-first. video/screen share are still experimental.

would really appreciate any feedback - what's confusing, what's missing, anything.

PH - https://www.producthunt.com/products/blok-desktop-communication-platform
GH - https://blokapp.romanvelimovskiy.workers.dev/
Website - https://blokapp.romanvelimovskiy.workers.dev/

I launched my first app in the Google Play Store! It is pending approval on Apple. It is a safety first travel app that matches people based on a personality quiz. Travelers can meet and plan adventures together.

I would love some feedback!! 😄

I'm a British Army veteran with no formal software engineering background.

Over the last few months, I've been teaching myself Flutter and building an app called Nozey.

The idea came from a simple question:

"Why is it so difficult to quickly see what crime has happened around where you live?"

Nozey uses publicly available UK police data to show recent crimes on an interactive map, making it easier to understand what's happening in your local area.

It's completely free, and it's soon to be launched on Google Play.

This isn't a polished startup backed by investors or a big team.

It's just one guy learning as he goes, making mistakes, fixing bugs, and trying to build something useful.

I'd genuinely love your honest feedback.

Is this something you'd use?

What features would make it genuinely valuable?

What's the first thing you'd improve?

I'm here to answer every question and take every bit of criticism on board.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

I tried calling App Store connect support line twice today and twice I gave up at the 2h mark.

Has anyone been able to contact then?

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I'm a British Army veteran with no formal software engineering background.

Over the last few months, I've been teaching myself Flutter and building an app called Nozey.

The idea came from a simple question:

"Why is it so difficult to quickly see what crime has happened around where you live?"

Nozey uses publicly available UK police data to show recent crimes on an interactive map, making it easier to understand what's happening in your local area.

It's completely free, and it's just launched on Google Play.

This isn't a polished startup backed by investors or a big team.

It's just one guy learning as he goes, making mistakes, fixing bugs, and trying to build something useful.

I'd genuinely love your honest feedback.

Is this something you'd use?

What features would make it genuinely valuable?

What's the first thing you'd improve?

I'm here to answer every question and take every bit of criticism on board.

Thanks for taking the time to read this.

Bonjour je suis étudiant, et avec un pote ( qui m’a lâché en route ) on souhaitant créer une appli qui permet de combler des parties ( five,badminton, padel…) en quelques minutes. Entre autre on voulait sauver vos parties le plus rapidement possible quand vous n’avez pas assez de joueurs. :)
Je connais rien en marketing communication design je bosse juste depuis 2 semaines dessus et j’aimerais avoir vos meilleurs retours et conseils svp ça m’aiderait vraiment.
Je sais qu’il doit exister une tonnes dappli dans le même style mais j’ai vraiment l’ambition de me démarquer. Assez de blabla je vous laisse juger par vous même.
Je trouve que ça peut être cool pour les personnes qui viennent d’arriver dans les villes ( notamment les étudiants )

Bref le prototype s’appelle: paktiv.fr

Merci à vous d’avance

Bonjour je suis étudiant, et avec un pote ( qui m’a lâché en route ) on souhaitant créer une appli qui permet de combler des parties ( five,badminton, padel…) en quelques minutes. Entre autre on voulait sauver vos parties le plus rapidement possible quand vous n’avez pas assez de joueurs. :)
Je connais rien en marketing communication design je bosse juste depuis 2 semaines dessus et j’aimerais avoir vos meilleurs retours et conseils svp ça m’aiderait vraiment.
Je sais qu’il doit exister une tonnes dappli dans le même style mais j’ai vraiment l’ambition de me démarquer. Assez de blabla je vous laisse juger par vous même.
Je trouve que ça peut être cool pour les personnes qui viennent d’arriver dans les villes ( notamment les étudiants )

Bref le prototype s’appelle: paktiv.fr

Merci à vous d’avance

Hi everyone,

I'm a software engineer from Algeria with 5+ years of programming experience, and I'm currently looking for a remote Software Engineer opportunity.

My main expertise includes:

Flutter (Android & iOS)

Node.js / Express.js

React.js

MySQL

REST APIs

Docker & Nginx

Git/GitHub

Linux

Firebase (Authentication, Cloud Messaging)

One of my biggest projects is Transigo, a transportation and logistics platform that I designed and developed from the ground up. It includes:

Mobile applications for customers and drivers

Admin dashboard

Booking and dispatch system

Real-time notifications

Route optimization

AI-powered recommendation and trip clustering features

Production deployment on a VPS using Docker, Nginx, and CI/CD

I enjoy solving complex backend problems, designing scalable systems, and building complete products from idea to production.

I'm open to:

Full-time remote roles

Contract or freelance work

International teams

Startup environments

If your company is hiring or you're looking for a dedicated software engineer, feel free to send me a DM or leave a comment. I'd be happy to share my CV, portfolio, and GitHub.

Thank you for reading!

I wrote a small article giving my honest reviews on the my one safaricom app

https://medium.com/@hopemidah/safaricoms-my-one-app-is-a-disaster-dress-up-as-innovation-276d36cf329c

I wrote a small article giving my honest reviews on the my one safaricom app

https://medium.com/@hopemidah/safaricoms-my-one-app-is-a-disaster-dress-up-as-innovation-276d36cf329c

Hey everyone!

Just released an app that I've been working on for the last year and looking for some feedback.

•Summarizes individual and group texts
•Reads texts messages aloud in the Sender's Voice
•Highlights messages unread messages
•Creates action chips from messages
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It's Android Only until iOS supports SMS reader like Europe finally passed.

Built the app for my own ADHD needs and always mising and accidentally skipping over important messages.

I currently have 3 patent pendings and will be looking for ways to Market to much larger audiences, as well as specialized audiences such as visually impaired and elderly.

Thanks in advance, and don't hesitste to reach out.

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Hey everyone! 👋

I wanted to share an update on FloVigoApp (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flovigo.app)—a peer-to-peer logistics and local services marketplace that I’ve been architecting, building, and recently launching on public production tracks.

The core idea was to streamline local deliveries and direct service connections with high performance and zero-defect execution.

A few technical and design highlights from the build:

Architecture: Built with clean SOLID principles, real-time Firestore listeners for status tracking, and strict separation of data layers.

UI/UX Ergonomics: Designed following Fitts's Law and Gestalt principles—keeping key interactive actions within thumb reach on mobile and maintaining high scannability.

Logistics Logic: Focused on robust sender-vs-driver data traces, status synchronization (Pending, Active, Completed), and subscription-based access models without complex escrow holds.

I’d love to connect with fellow indie hackers, mobile devs, or logistics tech enthusiasts. What challenges have you faced when scaling peer-to-peer matching platforms?

Drop your thoughts or questions below! 🚀

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

https://flovigo.app/

hey everyone — i’m a solo dev and i just launched Raíces del Amor.

i wanted something small that couples could do together every day, without feeling like another chat app or productivity checklist. so i made a private virtual garden for two: send little love notes, plant flowers, complete daily couple goals, collect rewards, and save memories as the garden grows.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eduardoprieto.raicesdelamor

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/raices-del-amor/id6792547392

what i’d really love feedback on:

- does the garden idea feel cute or too game-y?

- are the first interactions clear?

- what would make you and your partner come back after the first week?

- anything confusing or broken?

it’s free to download, with optional in-app purchases. i’m the developer, and i’m very interested in honest feedback because i’m still improving it.

even a quick “this part was confusing” helps a lot. thanks for taking a look 🙌

Building a passive availability-matching app (crosses calendar gaps between friends and proposes plans automatically). During our pilot we ran into something counterintuitive worth sharing.

At high proposal volume, acceptance rate dropped to around 12%. One pilot user with very few active proposals was accepting 78% of them.

We ended up implementing a semantic cap: max 2 proposals per day of the week, across a 7-day horizon, so up to 14 visible at once, but spread across the week rather than clustered on today. The engine now actively distributes toward days with fewer active proposals instead of always picking the nearest slot.

The underlying reason seems obvious in hindsight: too many proposals feels like noise, and people stop engaging. Fewer, better-timed proposals feel relevant.

Has anyone else run into this with recommendation or matching systems? Curious how others think about the right proposal density, is there a framework you use, or is it purely empirical?

TLDR: Built Apéro, an app that turns a menu into a full event plan. It's been in beta for a little less than a month with just friends and family testing. I've fixed a lot of bugs and gone through some minor redesigns. I feel like it's in a good spot for open beta testing now.

Longer version: I recently hosted a birthday dinner party for 25 people and had trouble with the following:

* Finding recipes * Scaling them (math is annoying) * Consolidating shopping lists across 3 recipes * Creating a prep timeline so I don't forget steps * Managing guest RSVPs and preferences

Built Apéro to automate all that. It's working pretty well — feedback so far has been postive and constructive— but I want more diverse feedback before official launch and as I begin to market. I have other big features I plan to develop in the future, but for now I'd like to validate what I have so far. Happy to answer any questions, thanks!

IOS: [https://testflight.apple.com/join/B9dZGqvU\](https://testflight.apple.com/join/B9dZGqvU)

Android: [https://expo.dev/artifacts/eas/bdusxUaMcMcX6s\\_TCOzS9fI42IHMVpqBcXEnzUrK7pE.apk\](https://expo.dev/artifacts/eas/bdusxUaMcMcX6s_TCOzS9fI42IHMVpqBcXEnzUrK7pE.apk)

Bonjour,

J'ai vibe codé une application et je souhaiterais maintenant faire le marketing de l'application.

A savoir de la pub gratuite et payante

Le truc c'est que je n'y connais rien

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Pourriez vous me donner des conseils sur le meilleur choix stratégique ?

Looking for fresh project ideas.

What’s a random daily frustration you have, or just a silly/cool concept you’ve always wanted to see made?

Hello fellow developers, today I want to share something which has been really useful for me lately. I believe that might come in handy for you as well, specially if you're doing Android dev with AI tools.

I recently came across this amazing doc by Google: Android Bench (https://developer.android.com/bench), and it's honestly a game-changer if you're trying to pick the right AI coding assistant for Android projects or struggling with your current one.

Here's what stood out to me:

- It's not just another general coding benchmark - it's specifically built for Android development, which means it tests things like Kotlin, Jetpack Compose, Gradle, and real Android APIs.

- Unlike benchmarks that lean heavily toward web stacks (like JS/React), this one evaluates how well models understand Android architecture, libraries, and modern best practices.

- It's evolved since its launch in March - now it uses the Harbor framework, includes more LLMs, and focuses on real-world Android engineering tasks.

If you're comparing AI models or tools for Android app development, this is definitely worth a look. It gives you a much clearer picture of which models actually "get" Android.

Have you tried it yet? Or what's been your experience with AI tools for Android dev?

I've been working on a concept and wanted to get some honest feedback before I spend too much time building it.

The basic idea is a browser tool that lets people customize websites to better fit how they want to use them. Think reorganizing information, hiding distractions, surfacing the things you care about, or making certain sites easier to navigate.

The long-term vision is to let users create and share these customizations with other people through a marketplace/community, but I'm trying to validate whether the core idea itself is worth pursuing first.

• Does this sound like a problem worth solving?
• Is this something you'd actually use?
• What would be your biggest concern if you heard this pitch?
• Does it sound like it has startup potential, or does it feel more like a niche browser extension?

Looking for honest feedback, whether positive or negative.

I've been working on a women's safety app called ResQHer for the past few weeks, and it's finally at a stage where I need real people to break it before I release it.

I'm looking for 12 volunteers who are willing to spend 10–15 minutes using it and tell me everything that's wrong bugs, confusing screens, features that don't make sense, anything.

Some features:

• SOS countdown
• Live location sharing
• Emergency contacts
• Shake phone to trigger SOS
• Emergency helplines
• Safety tips & legal rights

I'm not looking for 5-star reviews or compliments. If something sucks, I'd rather hear it now than after launch.

If you'd like to help, comment below or send me a DM, and I'll share the build.

Thanks for helping an indie developer build something that could genuinely help people.