u/Dcatzoon

**I'm building a super app where you pay only for features you actually use — looking for 1,000 beta testers**

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Hey r/startups. I've been building OneApp a super app with 23 features across social, messaging, payments, shopping, and more. But unlike every other super app, you don't pay for the whole thing. You subscribe only to what you actually use.

"No two users' OneApp looks the same. Your features. Your layout. Your style. One app."

The Problem I'm Solving

Every super app today forces you to use everything or nothing. WeChat, Grab, Gojek — massive bundles where you pay for features you never open. You should only pay for what you use.

What Makes It Different

À la carte subscriptions 12 individual plans from ₹50/month. Subscribe to only what you need.

True Thought community-powered correction system built under every post. No moderator needed. Community votes, threshold reached, correction appears. The only social feed that self-corrects.

3-Tab Inbox Messages split into Request, Primary, and F&F (Friends & Family). Not one pile. Intentional hierarchy.

GOPI Payments global payment network, 50+ currencies, under 800ms.

Theme Marketplace buy, sell, create themes. Creators earn 85–90%.

MVP phase — building Thoughts (social feed) and Messages first. Looking for 1,000 people who want to be part of this from day one.

What Beta Testers Get

Early access before public launch

Permanent founding member badge on profile

Username reserved forever

Direct line to the team — your feedback changes the product

Free premium features during beta

Join us: dcatzoon.com link in comments

Happy to answer anything — tech stack, product decisions, why Thoughts + Messages first. AMA.

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u/Dcatzoon — 5 days ago

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Hello,

Iam building a application that call OneApp. We are in early stage. We need user for testing and suggestions.

This is our company website.

https://www.dcatzoon.com/

Inside have discord OneApp community. Anyone interested to join our team or our earliest user join now.

This is a small step, but more steps make go forward.

:)

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u/Dcatzoon — 7 days ago