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I regularly look for games that are temporarily free to claim, but I got tired of checking multiple websites and trying to figure out which offers were still active.

So I built a simple, HTML-based website that collects free game offers in one place. The list updates automatically every day, and I actively use it myself.

It is still a fairly simple project, but it does what I originally built it for. Feel free to check it out, and let me know what you think. Honest feedback, criticism, and suggestions are all welcome.

anyone want to try it out and let me know?

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Hey r/iMadeThis,

Creating custom interactive maps have always been locked behind technical barriers. Writing code, setting up API keys, it was a process far more complex than it needed to be.

That's why I built a tool that made interactive map creation easy. No code. No API keys. No hassle.

it's called mapcreo

📍 Add thousands of markers to your map
🎨 Customize every visual detail
🔎 Built-in search & filtering
✨ Bulk import locations from a spreadsheet
🧩 Smart marker clustering
🌐 Publish anywhere (WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, Wix, Framer, HTML page...)
🔄 Instant updates

Whether you're building a store locator, travel map, real estate property showcase, event map, or company directory, mapcreo makes it easy.

You can give it a try for free at: https://mapcreo.com

Every bit of feedback helps shape what's next. ❤️

Thank you for your time!

I got tired of manually designing monthly MIS reports for my freelance clients, so I built a custom web app that turns their raw data into formatted slide decks in about 10 minutes. It completely removed the worst part of my month.

If you are looking for a tool to automate client slide decks, the trick is separating the data layer from the design layer. I used to spend 4 hours in Figma updating text boxes and resizing charts for 5 different clients. It drained my energy.

I spun up a generator that takes standard client metrics, applies their specific brand guidelines, and spits out a 10 page PDF report. The hardest part was getting the chart scales right. The first few versions looked terrible because dynamic data broke the layout. I had to hardcode some strict constraints on the visual output to fix it.

link:[misgenerator.runable.site]

For other freelancers doing client work, what is the most annoying production task you are trying to automate right now.

Hey everyone,

I made a website for sharing small media recommendation lists, discovering new titles, and asking others for recommendations.

The link is in the comments.

I find that algorithmic recommendations and searching for things like "saddest songs ever" give you giant lists and make it hard to tell, whether you'll actually enjoy something.

To keep things focused the website has a max 15 items per list limit, with no strict genre boxes. You can combine titles even across media that have some sort of connection to you.

Search is based on titles you enter and the media category you're looking for, and finds lists that share those titles. There is also a requests page to ask others for suggestions.

I would love to have a list of yours on the site or any feedback, like how the item limit feels.
Is it easy to find the create new list button or should it be at the top of the explore page when not logged in you think?

Thanks for taking the time to read and have a wonderful day.

Hi Everyone! Beginner developer here, I always loved crosswords so I created my own daily mini crossword. Free to play, a new crossword is created and posted everyday at midnight ET. Simple to play anonymous, or I added a small log in to save your stats and compete against friends and family. Let me know what you think and happy solving :)

Deep State Crossword 🧩
July 22, 2026
Solved in 00:56
https://deepstatecrossword.up.railway.app

Hi everyone, I made LifeOrder.

It’s a calm daily planner designed to help reduce overwhelm and make everyday organization feel simpler.

I built it around clarity, simple structure, and keeping important parts of life in one place — tasks, schedule, shopping, expenses, family, kids and pets.

One important part for me was making it feel less stressful and more supportive, especially for people who struggle with overload or attention difficulties.

I’d really love your honest feedback on the design, idea and overall impression.**

Dacă vrei ceva puțin mai cald:

**Hi everyone, I made LifeOrder.

I wanted to create a calmer, simpler way to organize daily life without making everything feel more complicated.

The app brings together tasks, schedule, shopping, expenses and family organization in one place, with a strong focus on clarity and low pressure.

I’d love to know what you think of it and what your first impression is.

Fixture.cc is a completely free, no-account-required platform for organising sports and esports competitions in minutes.

Create round-robin leagues, single or double-elimination brackets, Swiss tournaments, or group stages with knockouts; collect online registrations, automatically generate fixtures, enter live results, and keep standings updated instantly.

Share everything through one public link, export fixtures to PDF, display them on a TV or projector, embed them on your website, and give helpers secure, limited access - all without spreadsheets, complicated setup, trials, or hidden fees.

Try Fixture.cc and run your next competition from registration to the final in one simple place.

Well i used some agents to research and i found some repo's with the best UI UX skills md files etc. and made it public so everyone can just use it.

Its all free. this is my repo and sites link, hope you guys enjoy it;https://github.com/en970/ui-vault , https://en970.github.io/ui-vault/

If you want to share your ideas, feel free to share!
Don't forget to star it on github<333

I’ve been developing the game for several months, there’s a lot of content, but it’s not finished yet, so far that’s how it looks

First-time dog owner here, and my corgi's early months were a parade of "is this normal or do I need a vet right now" panics at midnight with everything closed. So I built the thing I wish I'd had that year.

It's called Pawsy (iOS). Two halves:

The free-forever half is the stuff you want when you're scared and maybe offline: a toxic-food and plant checker (is the thing my dog just ate actually dangerous), and an emergency warning-signs guide. No account, works with no signal.

The paid half (3-day trial, then a subscription) is the AI photo and chat triage, basically "help me figure out how urgent this is and what to ask my vet." It never diagnoses, it's about knowing when to worry, not guessing what's wrong.

Built it as a non-technical solo founder, which was its own whole adventure. Still early and rough in a few places, so I'd genuinely love to hear what's confusing or missing if anyone gives it a spin.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pawsy-ai-dog-health-vet/id6782015126

Every time I had a “new” idea, I’d eventually discover three dead startups around the exact same thing. Usually after days :) So I built Déjà View. You describe an idea, and it researches its real-world predecessors: companies that tried it before, when they operated, when they shut down and who survived.
It’s live at https://dejaview.bsct.so Try it on your current idea and tell me if the report found anything you didn’t know about!

Deployed FeedbackQueue.dev, a feedback-for-feedback platform for people to gather testers and feedback without commenting, posting, DMing, SEO, ads, or doing any marketing bs. you won't even go searching for them.

WELL, we hit 1,000 users in less than four months, haha (selling at this point 😄)

oh yeh, and in case you need testers but no time to give it, there's always review credit for that

welcome aboard, guys.

For years I was the person who'd rewrite a text fifteen times before telling someone no — or just never send it. Asking a friend to pay me back, setting a boundary with family, pushing back at work… I always froze on the wording.

So I built Candor: Find the Words. You describe the situation in plain language, and it writes three ready-to-send versions of the message:

• Warm — kind and soft
• Direct — clear and neutral
• Firm — a hard line, still respectful
• Free Trial — Use it for 7 days without having to pay for it

You pick whichever sounds like you, tweak it, and send. That's the whole idea — take the moment you dread and hand you the words for it.

This is my first app — I taught myself as I went and built it solo over a total of 7 months (nights and weekends around a day job). It just went live on Google Play last week. There's a free 7-day trial if anyone wants to try it.

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

Happy to answer anything about how I built it or why — feedback very welcome.

I saw a Lego space / star wars crossover and made this attempt at a star trek / Lego space crossover. It's three layers of heat transfer vinyl (flex), which I cut with a plotter.

it's at printme.money. you type in what you make, hit print, and a little printer starts stacking notes while the counter climbs. it shows you per second, per minute, per hour, and tags the numbers with things like a coffee, a pizza, a flight to rome.

there are two more on the site: one puts your face on a fake banknote, and one shows what inflation does to a pile of money over time.

all browser side, nothing saved, no accounts.

Hey everyone,

I built Fit Progress, a simple fitness tracking app for people who want to organize their workouts, meals, water intake, body measurements, and progress in one place.

The idea is not to replace a coach or nutritionist, but to make tracking easier for beginners who don’t want complicated spreadsheets or overly advanced fitness apps.

Right now it includes:

- workout tracking

- beginner plans for home and gym

- nutrition and water tracking

- body measurements

- weekly progress overview

- dark/light mode

It’s currently in pre-final testing, so I’d really appreciate honest feedback on the UI, flow, features, and anything that feels confusing or missing.

Link: https://fit-progress-app.vercel.app

Thanks in advance!

Have you ever tried losing weight to better your future self, downloaded a calorie-tracking app, then quit altogether after a few weeks because it was too much of a hassle, or because it was too expensive? Your personal health and well-being shouldn't have to deal with all this.

As someone who's lost 65 lbs and is super into fitness, I find that tracking my calories and macros is an essential practice to lock in on my progress to further improve myself. But I had to go through this same struggle, painstakingly tracking every food and spending 5-10 minutes every day tracking everything I ate that day, consuming my life. Or on the flip-side, spending 12-15 dollars a month for the comfort of ease, draining my wallet. So I decided to change that.

I built an app called Macro-Fit, a calorie-tracking app that is designed around the ease of the user, completely free to use, with optional premium features for just $3 a month, a quarter of the price of the other brands. FIRST 100 USERS GET 1 YEAR FREE (DM me about your installation, and I'll give you premium access for a year, currently at 45 users so slots are filling up quickly!).

With Macro-Fit, I can now log my entire day in 15-30 seconds, making tracking effortless, so I can stay on top of my goals without having to slave over logging and tracking every day. If you guys are interested, here's everything Macro-Fit has to offer:

• Massive food-search database
• Manual food entry (enter custom calories and macros for a food)
• Customizable progress targets just for you
• Meal Creation to group multiple food items together and log alltogether
• A Library to save your favorite/most used foods to for quick logging
• Weekly & Monthly progress reports and charts
• PREMIUM (FREE FOR 1 YEAR FOR FIRST 100 USERS):
• Barcode scanning
• Nutrition Label Scanning
• Voice Add
• Recipe scanning for instant meal creations
• Online recipe URL pasting for instant meal creations

If you want to take your fitness to the next level without having to jump through hoops or burn a hole through your wallet, or if you just want to help a small developer, then join Macro-Fit today!

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