I'm looking for testers for my Android app. If you join and keep my app installed, I'll do the same for yours.

1. Join my Google Group:
https://groups.google.com/g/moneytracker007

2. Install the app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sr.moneytracker

After you've joined, comment with your Google Group and app link, and I'll join yours as promised. Let's help each other complete the Google Play testing requirement! 🚀

After seeing one of my friends with autism struggle to find a job that fit his accommodation needs, I decided to build my own solution.

I’ve been building Axol Work, a LinkedIn-style platform designed with accessibility at its core. It includes professional profiles, job listings, networking, and messaging to make finding and applying for jobs easier for people with disabilities. During signup, users can specify their accommodation needs, allowing recruiters to understand them upfront and better match candidates with suitable opportunities.

Here's the link to the platform: Axol Work

I’d love to hear your honest feedback. What features would you add or improve?

Hi all I'm a solo game dev (since 2 weeks ago) and I want to make my game physics feel easy to use and good to play like I would of done for years playing golf clash and battle.

Need testers really and right now I'm finding it hard to get anyone to test. I'm not promoting for people to pay it's a free game and purely now I need help and feedback for closed testing.

Gepahics aren't 100% yet and the HUD is slowly being worked on but genuinely I'm not looking to get rich here I'm just trying to get people to play it.

It's on Android right now so need you to join the Google group if interested.

Thank you in advance

I have no technical experience and want to build an app. I’ve finished preparing the vision, scope, business model, market analysis and marketing strategy. Along with a rough outline of technical architecture (to be confirmed with CTO).

The main idea of the app is to help people get rid of decision fatigue and be more productive in their daily lives.

I got the idea because it solves a lot of problems I have in my own daily life.
I get home from a long day at work starving and exhausted. I scroll through UberEats and DoorDash to figure out what to eat and by the time I know it, it’s been 30minutes of scrolling and I still can’t decide. So I just usually go back to ordering a Sweet&Sour Pork with Special Fried Rice. That was 30minutes of the few hours I have to myself when I’m not at work.
I usually scroll through Netflix, Disney+, Prime for almost an hour to figure out what to watch as well. Before I know it, it’s bedtime and I have to repeat the same after work routine the next day. Weekends are filled with ‘time wasted’ as well. I spent hours looking through Instagram or googling what to do nearby that would interest me. Or spend back-to-back messages in group chats trying to get my friends together for drinks. We only have 24hours in a day. I want an app that helps me get rid of all the time I’ve wasted not doing what I want to do because I have to spend time deciding what actually to do.

Since the app does not exist yet, I created a waitlist to see how many people will be interested in using the app and to get future beta testers.

I’m also hoping the waitlist grows so I can use the numbers when I pitch to pre-seed investors.

There’s a lot more to the app but that’s the essence of it, I guess.

Sign up to the waitlist if you experience the same problems, or if you want “more hours in your 24 hours”. Here's the link: meetraein.com

I’m also looking for a CTO/Co-founder.

I created a two sided marketplace called VareFy / VareFy Pro that connects service professionals and homeowners. The alpha is live using Texas as my test market! Wish me luck yall! 👊🏻

I did build a lot of stuff in recent times

Website, trading bots, whatsapp bits and android apps.

Few are prototype, few in production.

Would like to understand what would thr underperforming areas where we can solve a lot problems.

I am more into problem solving later into SAAS.

I would like to understand what people are actually building to solve ?

Thanks

RENEXA

One month ago, Rizzlo had 0 users.

Today, it's being used across 7 countries.

🇮🇳 India
🇺🇸 United States
🇦🇿 Azerbaijan
🇱🇰 Sri Lanka
🇧🇩 Bangladesh
🇪🇸 Spain
🇷🇺 Russia

We have only 138 active users, so this isn't a huge milestone by any means. But seeing even one person from another part of the world using something I built feels surreal.

Rizzlo is an ad-free social gaming app where friends can voice chat while playing multiplayer games. It offers both online and offline games

Still a long way to go, but every new country on the map keeps me motivated.

I'd love to hear your feedback or suggestions.

I've been building an open-source tool called tapflow and thought people here might find it useful.

The same thing kept happening on our team whenever someone needed to check an app build. Managing physical devices across OS versions became a burden, and simulators could only be used by people with Xcode or Android Studio installed. So whenever a designer, PM, or backend engineer wanted to check a layout, test a flow, or see what a staging build did with their API change, a mobile engineer usually had to help. This happened several times a day.

We looked at services like Appetize and BrowserStack, but we didn't want to upload our app builds to a third-party service, and the pricing didn't make much sense for a whole team.

So I built tapflow.

It streams iOS simulators and Android emulators to the browser, so anyone with a URL can tap, type, and scroll through a build without installing any mobile tooling. Because it's self-hosted, app builds, live streams, and session recordings stay on your own infrastructure.

A few details:

• It uses a Mac you already have as the agent. (Apple only allows iOS simulators to run on macOS.)
• The agent only makes outbound connections to the relay, so there are no firewall or NAT rules to configure.
• It uses simulators and emulators, not physical devices, so things like the camera, biometrics, and NFC aren't supported.
• It's still v0.x, so expect a few rough edges.

Repo (MIT): https://github.com/jo-duchan/tapflow

Has anyone here ended up solving this differently? If you're self-hosting something similar or reusing a spare Mac for testing, I'd be interested to hear what trade-offs you've run into.

Hi everyone!

My name is James, and I’m a student building a Christian mobile app called Abide.

Mission:
Help people build a deeper relationship with Jesus Christ through Scripture, prayer, and daily spiritual habits.

This isn’t just another Bible app. My goal is to create something that is beautiful, peaceful, and genuinely helps people spend more time with God.

Planned Features

📖 Beautiful Bible reading experience

🤖 AI Bible study companion

🙏 Prayer journal with answered prayer tracking

🌄 A unique Mountain Journey that grows visually as users stay consistent

⭐ Grace Points earned through spiritual habits like reading Scripture, praying, journaling, and gratitude (these are for encouragement only and do not represent salvation or God’s favor)

📅 Reading plans and daily devotionals

📸 Daily challenges (examples: read a chapter, pray for five minutes, memorize a verse, spend time appreciating God’s creation)

🏆 Cosmetic unlocks like profile banners, themes, and mountain scenery

🎨 A calm, premium design inspired by Apple’s apps and nature

Who I’m Looking For

• 📱 Flutter developers
• 🎨 UI/UX designers
• 🤖 AI developers
• 🧪 Beta testers
• 📖 People interested in helping with Bible content or devotionals

Transparency

This is currently a volunteer, open collaboration. I can’t offer payment right now because I’m a student, but I’m committed to learning Flutter, contributing to the project myself, and building something that can genuinely impact people’s lives.

If the project grows in the future, I’d love for the people who helped build it to continue being part of its journey.

If this mission resonates with you and you’d like to contribute, I’d love to talk. Feel free to comment or send me a DM.

“Abide in me, and I in you.” — John 15:4

i want to get into app dev and i was told by claude that flutter in is the best option.

is that true.

by the way i hate js

Excited to share that my first Shopify app is now live on the Shopify App Store! More unique apps are on the way. I’d love your feedback. https://apps.shopify.com/om-whatsapp-order-button

Built this!

Hi, we have a 3rd party app dev building an app for iOS and Android for our business. He has been very difficult to work with and has pushed boundaries through this entire process. He has an Android test build ready for us, despite me denying all of his continued requests for Admin permissions on that side.

Now, he is insisting on Admin permissions on the Apple side.

"To get the app onto TestFlight, I need my AppStore Connect role upgraded from App Manager to Admin."

"Admin is standard access for a dev setting up an app. I can't touch legal agreements, billing, or account ownership. It's reversible, after the app goes live, you can put me back to App Manager."

Does this sound legit? Again, this guy has been very difficult to work with, yet has still managed to produce work despite me denying all of his constant pushing of my company's boundaries. He even at one point lashed out and acted totally unprofessional.

Am I in the wrong for being wary of yet another one of his requests for higher access to our company accounts? Or is his request justified?

Please advise, thank you.

Been building this with a small team for a while. The problem we kept running into:

Someone posts a sharp call on X, dozens of people trade on it and make money, and the account that wrote the original post gets none of the upside. Then on the other side, when I'd try to act on someone else's call, I'd lose entries just from the friction of jumping between apps to place the trade.

So we built Dapital to fix both. You post an idea, others trade against it in the same app, and authors earn from the trading activity. Also surfaces alpha across languages, so ideas from Korean or Japanese markets don't stay locked out of English feeds.

The parts that actually took work:

• Making execution and social feel like one app, not a comment section with a buy button.
• Multi-network coverage (Solana, Base, BNB, Hyperliquid, Robinhood) plus tokenized stocks, under one flow.
• Cross-language alpha that preserves trading context, not just literal translation.
• Fee attribution routing correctly across chains without breaking under real usage.

Launched on iOS today,
Full Walkthrough here

Happy to answer anything about the build.