Yesterday X got crazy because of this App.
A guy, nomading in Bangkok, created this app last year and today reached his first $100k payout…
This is two years salary of a software engineer in Europe. But received in one month.
anything is possible in 2026 guys
Rate is $10~$20 per hour with 1~3 months.
Comment with your portfolio projects, total years of experience and app links which are live so that it will be easy to evaluate for me.
Thank you.
Not photos. Not check-ins. Just your voice, 20 seconds, tied to the exact GPS coordinates where you stood.
When you go back months or years later your phone quietly reminds you that you left something there.
There’s also a time capsule mode.
for further details kindly comment or dm.
thanks :)
I have this playlist on Spotify that has 2,000 songs in it, basically every song I ever liked, and I always wanted to find the top n songs in it. Not just by how many times I've listened to them but by ranking them myself. I've built this taste engine that helps pick pairs and ranks items in the list based on your preference. I've also built a mobile app with a social server in case people wanted to create playlists to play with their friends or the public.
Now I've done this all just vibe coding, and I don't have much experience with mobile apps myself, so I was hoping that anyone would be interested in evolving this idea, checking for any issues, and maybe publishing it. The taste engine is also an independent library, so if you wanted to reuse it for other purposes, feel free to do so.
Hi All,
I just published an app. The app has a lot of features that are hidden behind long press menus to prevent the ui from getting cluttered. After the onboarding it drops you into the main app with an app tour which consists of 10 slides (like 1 sentence each) that basically explain how to use the app (like it highlights something and says "long pressing widgets for options to do x,y,z"). Problem is it seems like this strategy isn't working well since people are skipping the tour (which, now that I think about it,is probably what I would do to).
I'm debating between:
Thoughts? I'm leaning towards option 1 but I'm not sure that it will help since users might just click through the extra slide without reading it? Would it be annoying to make them long press something to prove they read the slide?
Guys, humble question here: I’ve been working on an end-to-end encrypted task and notes app (web, iOS) for the past months, together with my daughter. I will need outside feedback. How do I do that without getting hammered for posting an ad?
Let’s see how many viewers understands your product in a single hook . If you get it , an upvote for the product’s comment and post will be appreciated, so that would work as a hint that their hook is working .
Let’s start in the commments !!!!
Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a project that sits somewhere between productivity and mental clarity, and I wanted to share it here because it approaches things a bit differently than most apps in this space.
Most productivity tools I’ve used focus on:
task management
habit tracking
discipline / consistency
Those are helpful, but I kept running into the same issue:
👉 when my mind was overwhelmed, distracted, or emotionally off, no system really “worked”
So I built an app based on something I’ve been developing called Cognitive Transformational Mindfulness (CTM).
Instead of trying to force behavior, it trains the state of awareness behind behavior.
What it actually does
The app helps you:
notice early signals of distraction or overwhelm
stabilize your attention (without forcing focus)
work with mental resistance instead of fighting it
turn emotional “friction” into usable clarity
One thing that makes it different is how it’s structured:
👉 It uses a question-and-answer format, where the app guides you through short reflective prompts and you respond in real time. This helps you actively work with your mind, instead of just passively consuming content.
👉 It also includes general information sections, where you can learn the deeper framework behind the method — how awareness, emotion, and cognition interact — so you’re not just doing exercises, you actually understand what’s happening.
It’s less like:
👉 “do this task now”
and more like:
👉 “get your mind into a state where doing the task becomes natural”
How it’s different from typical productivity apps
Most apps assume:
if you manage time → you’ll be productive
This assumes:
if you manage awareness → time and behavior follow
So instead of:
reminders
streak pressure
optimization loops
It uses short practices (5–10 minutes) to:
reset attention
reduce internal resistance
rebuild momentum from a stable state
Why I’m sharing it here
I’m trying to figure out if this kind of tool actually fits into the “productivity” category or if it’s something different.
If you’ve ever:
had the perfect system but couldn’t follow it
felt mentally “off” and nothing worked
noticed that focus is more about state than discipline
Hey everyone!
I’m currently building a personal budgeting app focused on helping people track expenses, stay organized, and actually understand their spending habits in a simple, practical way.
Before moving forward with new features, I want to make sure what’s already built is stable, useful, and genuinely solves real problems. That’s where I need your help.
I’m looking for early testers who can:
A few things to know:
What you get:
How to join:
Fill out the attached form to get access.
Your email will be used only for tester onboarding and communication related to this beta — nothing else, no spam.
If you’re interested in improving how you manage money and want to be part of building something meaningful, I’d really appreciate your help
What if you never had to log an expense manually again?
I’ve been working on a personal project, and the idea is pretty simple:
Your expenses should track themselves.
No manual entry.
No categories to fill every time.
No “I’ll do it later” (and never do).
Once set up, the app just reads your transaction SMS and keeps everything organized for you — automatically.
Here’s the part I cared about the most:
100% private
Your financial data stays yours. Period.
I built this because I was tired of:
I found an interesting way to read the SMS on ios devices and using that it automatically tracks all the expenses based on your transaction messages.
Not launching yet — still refining things.
But I’ve opened a small waitlist to understand how many would be interested in it : https://waitlister.me/p/lekka
If this sounds interesting, I’d love to share early access soon.
Also, not sure if my app would get accepted in app store. Would love to hear honest thoughts.
As a college student I have been facing a problem for a long time then to solve this issue I created this app to track daily expenses of college students It gives you a lot of insights about your expenditure
Tell me how to increase the consumer especially college students..
Ran a full audit on a Next.js + Supabase app. Found:
- CRITICAL: API key in localStorage (any XSS = full account takeover)
- HIGH: No input validation on profile updates
- HIGH: SECURITY DEFINER on rate limit RPC
- MEDIUM: No rate limits on public endpoints, CSP allows unsafe-inline
Turned my process into a 25-point checklist covering auth, injection, IDOR, XSS, infrastructure, and business logic. Each check has a real example + exact fix.
Happy to answer questions about any findings.
Hey everyone!
I’m currently building a personal budgeting app focused on helping people track expenses, stay organized, and actually understand their spending habits in a simple, practical way.
Before moving forward with new features, I want to make sure what’s already built is stable, useful, and genuinely solves real problems. That’s where I need your help.
I’m looking for early testers who can:
A few things to know:
What you get:
How to join:
Fill out the attached form to get access.
Your email will be used only for tester onboarding and communication related to this beta — nothing else, no spam.
If you’re interested in improving how you manage money and want to be part of building something meaningful, I’d really appreciate your help
The answers reveal a lot about how founders think about early-stage risk.
Group 1: "Build the MVP" (6 founders) Spend it all on development. Get something in users' hands fast. Validate with a real product, not slides.
Their logic: talking to customers is great, but nothing beats watching them use your actual product.
Group 2: "Validate first, build second" (5 founders) Spend $2K-3K on landing pages, ads, and customer interviews. Only build if validation proves demand.
Their logic: most ideas fail because nobody wants them, not because they're poorly built.
Group 3: "Hybrid approach" (4 founders) Split it: $4K on a scrappy MVP, $3K on initial marketing, $3K reserve for pivots.
Their logic: you need some product to test with, but you also need to get it in front of people and have room to adapt.
Here's what's interesting: the "validate first" group had ALL failed at least once before. The "build first" group? Mostly first-timers.
Experience changes how you spend.
If you had $10K today to start a tech product - where would you put it? And has a past failure changed how you'd allocate it?
looking for uk football card collectors to test an app for me. also not essential to be collectors. finding it really difficult to find anyone that will help. let me know if your interested. I have one of 12 testers so far..
I’ve been trying to reduce my device clutter without sacrificing security or my dev workflow. I just added a Pixel 5 (€190) to my stack, and I’ve realized that instead of one $1,000 "do-it-all" flagship, a 3-device functional split is more effective.
Here is how I’ve optimized their roles to keep my pockets light and my banking safe:
1. The Daily Workhorse (Oppo Reno7 Lite):
2. The Master Node & Dev Tool (Pixel 5):
3. The Legacy Tester (iPhone SE):
The "Consolidation" Result: I only carry the Reno and the Pixel. The iPhone stays home. I get the hardware features I love, the dev power I need, and zero monthly storage fees.
My Questions for the Community:
Hi Folks. Can someone point me to any useful videos on YouTube or any other platforms that can help me learn on how to create an app from scratch . I don’t have any coding knowledge and would like to learn leveraging AI tools
I am a 15-year-old young man, and I want to become an entrepreneur; however, I feel that my age presents certain limitations when it comes to starting a company.
Could you recommend some business ideas to earn money? I believe an online business would be the most suitable option, right?
Furthermore, I am eager to collaborate and help you with your own businesses to gain experience. I live in Barcelona, Spain. If you need help with your company or would be willing to let me learn from you and your daily life as entrepreneurs, I am ready to give my absolute best.
Thank you very much for taking the time to read this message.