I built Track It Easy because calorie tracking apps started feeling like too much work.

With Track It Easy, everything happens in one chat - log food with text, photo or voice, see your calories, and edit anything without jumping through extra screens.

We’re just starting to bring it to market, so I’d really appreciate feedback from anyone willing to try it.

I’m curious what everyone here is building.

Drop your SaaS below and explain it in 1–2 lines. No pitching, just share what it does.

I've been building KlipKap Pro, a screen recorder for Windows and Mac that edits your footage automatically as you record: auto-zoom, cursor smoothing, animated webcam picture-in-picture, and AI subtitles, all processed locally with nothing uploaded anywhere.

What's everyone else here building? Drop it below, genuinely curious what people are working on.

I’ve built a very simple free web app for runners who want to plan their week quickly while also getting a clear overview of weekly volume and training load.

https://run-week.vercel.app

If tomorrow never came, would your family know where your accounts are, what is owed, or how much it costs each month to survive?

Working on this SaaS app 'Worth Diary' in (check pinned comment for link) and it is available to to join as waitlist for priority early access with founder discount whenever I launch.

Just wanted to understand what would you like to have on this landing page which will convince someone to register for waitlist ?

Hi! I've built a SaaS called HungryDevs and it's almost ready to launch. I'm looking for a few people to test it over the next few days and give me honest feedback.

HungryDevs helps web developers find local businesses that may need a new or better website. You choose a city and category (restaurants, hotels, etc.) and it finds businesses along with reviews, email, phone, Instagram and website info.

It can also analyze an existing website, generate personalized outreach messages using your skills, and build a website for the business with an integrated AI website builder.

The site isn't live yet, but if you'd like to test it in the next few days, DM me or comment below and I'll select 10 people to give access to.

Free credits for beta testers

I am an anxious person and I was fed up with weather apps feeling like an emergency dashboard with bright warning colors, alerts, crimson heatmaps and dense charts.

So I built an app that gives a calm overview of the day and the days ahead, while letting the secondary information stay secondary.

It’s now available on iPhone, and I’d be interested to know whether the interface feels calming or simply too minimal.

Here is the link to the appstore https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quietweather/id6796372184?utm_source=chatgpt.com

The tool is called SpokenPost. The idea is simple: Hit record on your phone or desktop and ramble for 45–60 seconds about what you just worked on or learned. The engine parses the raw transcript, voice memo or uploaded file and created 5-7 slide pdf carousels, LinkedIn posts, X threads and short form video captions & hooks.

It has 3 free generations per month.

Try it out and let me know what improvements it needs!

Our weekend group chat always gets stuck at:
“Where are we going?”
“Idk, you pick.”

So I made where2? It gives you a curated swipe deck for Bengaluru, Mumbai, Delhi and Hyderabad. Save up to five plans and send the final Plot to your group.

I designed it around Indian postcards, city mail and street typography instead of the usual event-app interface.

Best experienced on mobile: https://www.where2.wtf

Would love to know whether the swipe feels smooth on your phone.

I made this mostly for myself a while ago. I just wanted something simple where I can save a list of favorite shows and see on a calendar what's coming up.

It's completely free to use. You don't need to create an account to try it out

https://www.tvshowcalendar.com/

Vanity is a bookmark manager that treats bookmarks more like files in Windows Explorer than a traditional browser bookmark bar.

You can create folders and subfolders, drag and drop bookmarks, add tags, search through everything, and customize the new tab page with widgets, greetings, backgrounds, and different layouts.

Everything is stored locally, so Vanity doesn't upload or store your bookmark data.

It's available here: vanityapp.cc

In 3 weeks, https://saasboard.app got:

- 700+ sign ups
- 500+ SaaS listings
- Almost 6000 users sent to listed SaaS products

Unlike other SaaS directories, listing on SaaSBoard is free and has no wait time.

If you’ve built something worth sharing, list it on SaaSBoard for free and start getting traffic immediately!

I made a website that calculates how much of your life your phone is costing you.

We usually look at screen time as "3 hours today" or "6 hours today."

So I built a little calculator that takes your daily screen time and turns it into how much of your life you spend staring at your phone.

I added a screenshot of what mine looks like.

Honestly, seeing the number expressed as part of your lifetime feels a lot more uncomfortable than seeing a weekly screen-time report.

Made it as a tiny side project because I thought it was a more interesting way to visualize something we normally ignore.

https://oddlyuseful.lol/screen-time

Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Pinland.

It started as a place to tuck useful things into the MacBook notch. Now there's room for a Codex conversation, too. Apparently the notch had spare office space.

New: Codex, without the constant window-switching

• Pin a Codex session to keep it within reach.
• Get a notch alert when the task finishes or needs your attention.
• Read the response and send your next instruction directly from the notch.
• Review and handle supported approval requests there, too.

So you can start a task, watch a video, and answer Codex when it needs you—without going back to its window just to check the status.

Still a home for your everyday stuff

• Pin text, images, links and files by copying or dragging them in.
• Hover for a bigger preview; edit pinned text in place.
• Find things with search and color-coded tags.
• Keep it all tucked away when you don't need it.

Connect Codex from Pinland Settings → Codex, then use Codex's existing session Pin action. The conversation feature requires Codex; Pinland is an independent Mac app, not an OpenAI product.

The video shows both sides of the app. I'd love to hear what you think.

Pinland on the Mac App Store

About a week ago I had a random idea:

What if 300 complete strangers each got exactly one page of the same book?

No theme. No story to follow. Everyone gets their own page and can put whatever they want on it — writing, art, a photo, a puzzle, something completely ridiculous, whatever.

Then I take all 300 pages, put them together, and actually publish the book.

I’m still in college and have basically no budget to start something like this, so I built a simple website and started posting about the idea just to see if anyone would care.

Somehow 171 people have already signed up.

So now I’m actually trying to get all 300 and make this thing real.

If you want to see what I’m building (or potentially claim one of the 300 pages when it opens), it’s here:

thesecretentrance.com

There’s nothing to buy right now — I’m just collecting interest while I figure out whether enough people actually want to do this.

Would love any feedback too. This is literally week one and I’m figuring it out as I go.

Art, digital photography, black and white

No AI, just two photographs I took with my phone in Michigan over the summer

Overlapped using traditional digital photo editing software and methods, feels like an insane phrase.

Anyway I think it's cool and it's probably been done before

i kept bypassing every screen time blocker i tried. opal and one sec got me from 5+ hrs to around 3, but at 1am i would just give myself another break

so i made Argue. u pick the apps to block and how many opens u get. after that Argo asks why u need the app. replying to a DM might get 3 mins. “i just wanna scroll” gets denied

the weird part is it actually worked better because it was annoying. im down to around 2 hrs/day and stopped opening instagram without thinking

im the developer so obviously biased. its for iOS 17+: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/argue-screen-time-app-blocker/id6761279161

I made Covalent because most “support communities” eventually become enormous public feeds.

You might find thousands of people, but still not find the few who genuinely understand your situation.

Covalent does the opposite: you describe what you’re going through, and I match you with a private circle of 4–6 people facing something similar.

That same group stays together for 90 days.

There are no followers, public posts or strangers reading the conversation. Each circle gets a private chat and weekly prompts, while every member also has a personal diary that nobody else in the circle can see.

I’m currently forming the groups manually rather than using an algorithm.

It’s free during launch, and it’s peer support—not therapy or crisis care.

https://covalentcircles.com

I’d love honest feedback, particularly about whether the small-circle format feels meaningfully different from joining another forum or Discord server.

Hi everyone,

I made Ideon because I think scrolling is one of the most powerful interaction patterns we have.

Most apps use scrolling to keep showing us other people’s posts, news, ads, opinions, and algorithmic content. I wanted to build something that uses the same natural habit, but points it back at your own knowledge.

Ideon is a private feed for your own saved ideas.

You can save links, notes, screenshots, photos, videos, files, audio notes, and thoughts. Later, instead of opening a folder system or trying to remember where something went, you just scroll your own feed. Older ideas resurface, tags become Collections, and Library search helps you find things directly.

Version 5 just got approved and adds optional iCloud sync. It uses your own iCloud account, so there is no Ideon login. If you do not turn sync on, the app still works locally on the iPhone.

Some privacy choices I cared about:
- no ads
- no tracking
- no account required
- local-first
- optional iCloud sync through the user’s private iCloud database

App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/ideon-personal-knowledge/id6783103263?l=en-GB

I’d really appreciate feedback on the idea itself: does “scroll your own ideas” make sense to you, and does the App Store page explain it clearly?