Howdy! I'm an indie dev and this is my latest app, Mogged.

The idea came from messing around with looksmaxxing communities and realizing every face rating app out there does the same thing: gives you a single number and some generic tips pulled from a blog post. No consistency, no depth, no way to actually track if you're improving.

So I built something different.

**What it does:**

- Scans your face and scores 10+ individual features (jawline, symmetry, skin clarity, eye area, cheekbones, nose, lips, forehead, etc.)

- Each feature gets its own score out of 100 with a label like Sharp, Balanced, or Low

- Gives you a prioritized list of Focus Areas with specific, numbered recommendations - not "drink more water" level advice, but actual routines ranked by impact on YOUR face

- Progress tracking so you can scan weekly and see what's actually changing over time

- Groups feature where you can add friends, compare scores, and compete (my favorite feature honestly)

JOIN THE REDDIT MOGGERS GROUP! USE CODE: 38QFFS

I’ll update the post with the top 5 in the group in a week (4/10).

**The referral mechanic:**

The app is freemium - you can refer 3 friends to unlock a free report, or subscribe for unlimited access. Weekly is $3.99, annual is $79.99. A single report is $6.99.

**The giveaway:**

I have 50 one-time-use codes for a free full report ($6.99 value). Drop a comment and I'll DM you a code. First come first serve.

Would genuinely love feedback on the UX, the scoring accuracy, anything. This is a solo build and I'm iterating fast.

App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mogged-ai-face-rating-glow/id6757205994

🌻💜 How could a few relaxing minutes help you slow down this weekend? 💜🌻

Brightscapes: The Way To Beauty

Our bikes race up and down the gentle hills of Provence. Everything has a distinct texture, the colors are vibrant, and the perfume in the air is intoxicating. Every twisting road reveals new rows of lavender stretching endlessly under the sun. I will never forget the fields of France.

This little painting is small, simple, and easy to bring into your life. It fits in almost any room and ships securely to your door, ready to brighten your space. No stress and no extra steps. Just color and memory waiting for you.

Art is more than something pretty on a wall. It carries feelings, memories, and a little bit of hope. If this piece speaks to you, it may be because it already belongs with you.

🌻💜 Sunflowers and Lavender In Provence 💜🌻

To remind yourself of good things to come, please visit:

https://mikekrausart.etsy.com/listing/234638154

I am very new to this hobby and flying by the seat of my pants. How can I improve?

This is Mogged - a face analysis app I built as a solo iOS dev. Most face rating apps give you a single number and generic advice. Mogged breaks your face down into 10 scored categories (jawline, symmetry, skin, eyes, cheekbones, nose, lips, and more), each rated out of 100, then gives you a ranked list of Focus Areas with specific, numbered steps to actually improve.

Also built in progress tracking so you can scan weekly and measure real changes, plus a friends/groups feature where you can add your boys and compete.

Giving away 50 free full report codes ($6.99 value each) , drop a comment and I'll DM you one.

JOIN THE REDDIT MOGGER GROUP ON THE APP. USE CODE: 38QFFS

iOS only: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mogged-ai-face-rating-glow/id6757205994

A small detail makes a huge difference in screen recordings:

the cursor.

In most recordings, it is tiny, shaky, and easy to miss. That makes the whole recording harder to follow.

Tight Studio fixes that automatically with a cursor that stays smooth, clear, and easy to track.

Check out the comparison video. Would love to hear your feedback!!!

You pick an app on the store whose screenshots you like (Spotify, Nike, Headspace, whatever), upload your own screenshots, and it generates yours in the same style. Backgrounds, text, device frames, everything.

Built it because I was tired of spending hours in Figma every time I updated my app. 16 people have paid for it so far.

appscreenmagic.com?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=imadethis

I know it's a little on the long side, but fun little project nevertheless!
Feel free to test out Featurely if you are a single developer looking for a management tool for your application!

It’s called Goal Cycles. It creates adaptive plans for your goals in cycles based on your performance in previous cycles. It includes RPG elements that make the process more fun and enjoyable.

I want to refine it to provide the best goal-setting experience, so I need your feedback.

It’s best suited for situations where you want to learn something but don’t know where to start.

It’s available on the Google Play Store and soon will be available on apps store

link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.goalcycles.cycles

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been working on a small mobile game called Mr White Room.

It actually started from a personal need: I often play with an international group of friends. We can talk together just fine, but not everyone is comfortable reading the same language.
And with games like Undercover / Imposter, that was sometimes an issue.

So I wanted to create a game where each player can see the secret word in their own language, while still playing together.
That’s how I ended up building this 😄

The concept is simple:
everyone gets the same secret word… except one player (Mr White) who gets nothing.
Then you take turns giving clues, bluffing, accusing each other… and try to find who the Mr White is (or survive if it’s you).

What I really like is that it works with pretty much anyone:

• friends
• family (I play with my 6-year-old daughter 😄)
• or even people who just met ... it’s great to break the ice

Everyone plays on their own phone, games are quick, and it usually turns into debates and lots of laughs.

The game is free and has no ads, in case you want to try it and share some feedback 🙏

We have a rescue dog - a 6 year old German Shepherd mix - and couldn't believe how many animals there were at all the shelters and animal control centers in our city when we adopted him. Hundreds of cats and dogs that you would never be able to find out about and who deserve loving homes.

So I built a simple site (https://rescueapet.benswork.space) which connects you with available dogs and cats in your area :-) It uses data from local shelters and pulls it all into one place, so you can make a shortlist of animals, then reach out to the shelter to adopt.

It shows over 23,000 animals from over 1,000 shelters. Right now it gets a couple thousand views each week, and it has already helped people find and adopt new pets!

If you're thinking about adopting (or know someone who is), check it out, and in general would love to hear what you think.

I just launched the first version of Nexiun (a productivity hub for devs built with Next.js & Supabase).

I’m seeing a decent amount of clicks on the landing page, but users aren't completing their first project as much as I expected. I’m trying to figure out if I’ve built a "Swiss Army Knife" that is too sharp for its own good.

To give you context, the suite currently integrates:

• Idea Network: A node-based canvas for visual mind maps (supports text and voice).
• SQL Generator: Design ER diagrams and export SQL scripts (Postgres, MySQL, MariaDB).
• Project Management: Kanban boards with integrated group chat and custom roles.
• Task Interconnectivity: Centralize tasks in a single list view. Convert any note into a task with just one click.
• Habit Tracking: Visual heatmaps for individual and team consistency.
• Rich Notes: A powerful editor that links your notes directly to your projects and ideas.

And this is just a very tight summary, since it has many more functionalities.

I’m trying to figure out where I’m failing:

1. First Impression: Is the "Idea Network" canvas too overwhelming when you first open it?
2. The Suite Value: Is having an SQL Generator + Kanban + Notes in one place actually useful, or should I unbundle them?
3. The Language Barrier: Since the UI is currently in Spanish (English localization in progress), does browser auto-translate make the experience feel "broken"?
4. Onboarding: Is it clear how to start your first ER diagram?

If you have 2 minutes to give it a look, I would appreciate brutally honest feedback. Don't hold back—I need to know what's making people leave so I can fix it.

Check it out here: https://nexiun.app

What should I prioritize to make users actually stay and build something?

waitlist: https://www.try-holmes.com/

I'm one of the co-founders of Holmes, a macOS AI agent that watches your screen and acts on it.

Most AI tools are glorified search bars. You open them, describe what you need, and wait. Holmes runs. no prompt, no hotkey.

Under the hood, it's doing continuous screen understanding, not just OCR. It parses what's happening across your active windows, builds context around your current task, and figures out what to do about it. Drafting something, pulling up a resource, catching a follow-up you forgot. It doesn't ask.

native macOS, zero setup.

runs entirely on-device, Apple Accessibility API and Vision framework for screen parsing, Ollama as the local LLM backend, nothing leaves your machine.

Still early. The video above is a UI walkthrough; a full demo is coming once we're further along.

happy to answer any technical questions about how it works.