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@BuildWithTom has responded to some feedback for Vivi Baby
I am way out of the phase of having kids. Way too old for that noise. And I honestly don't think new parents want another app that they can do things the normal way. Set an alarm, listen and pay attention to your kid(s). Just be a parent or don't be one. Your call, and this is an app that will not sell to real parents.
Vivi BabyBold prediction, "will not sell to real parents," from someone who opens with being way too old for kids. Huckleberry alone is used by 5+ million families, so real parents are buying this by the millions. Nobody tracks because they can't hear their baby. They track because at 3 a.m., sleep deprived, nobody remembers when the last feed was, which side, or how the night went, and their partner has no idea either. An alarm remembers nothing. Anyway, thanks for the review.
@BuildWithTom has responded to some feedback for Vivi Baby
i'll be real with u, this idea seems nice on paper but I don't think it sells to parents, unless that baby is bouncing between houses I can just say he'll need his diaper changed soon, also babies go through different phases that I feel it gets a point where it's extremely hard to predict their next sleep or diaper change. And again, even if predicted correctly, an alarm works just as good without needing that log of info, u can probably go for "fun & history" angle.
Vivi BabyAppreciate the honesty, but the market disagrees. Huckleberry alone is used by 5+ million families. Parents don't track because they can't hear their baby. They track because at 3 a.m., sleep deprived, nobody remembers when the last feed was, which side, or how the night went, and their partner has no idea either. Predictions come from your baby's logged patterns, so phases changing is the reason you log, not a flaw. Tell me you don't have kids without telling me you don't have kids.
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for One Design
amazing work, landing page told me everything nd was convincing, maybe if i seen the pricing as well there? anyway great job
One DesignThank you very much! Ahh good call, I will look into adding a pricing section right there.
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for SPARC: Family Planner
love this one also thanks for adding android version.
Thank you!! Let me know if you find anything wrong with it. Aware of some small issues already.
Nick | Afterimage has responded to some feedback for AWNA
This microsoft button should have the same corner radius as the download for Windows button...
AWNAAgreed, and done ✅ Thank you!
New version is out I got so many unexpected signups so I added a multiple user experience enhancements - Leaderboard - More benefits of Psst + - Universal invite codes that can be used more than once PSSTJOIN PSSTNOW1 In the next version, I'll offer 50% discount to buildhop community. Still pending on Apple Review Also working on some retention aspects - Weekly recaps - Social share cards - a new Tiktok channel Try it out and give me feedback please!!
One tap, they psst you back
Utku has responded to some feedback for Psst – Tap a Friend
Cool concept, but would probably not use it continuously.
thank you - will work on retention after I figure it out adaption, but yeah considering this a lot
leo has responded to some feedback for IconAI.art
neat landing page, quick to the point, as mentioned before it might work better as one time payments
IconAI.artThanks for the feedback! We actually do offer one-time credit packs—you can find them right below the subscription plans on the pricing page. Appreciate you checking it out!
Flobert has responded to some feedback for HookBert
the fonts and overall layout of this "website" needs changing, honestly, it REALLy hurt my eyes at first and was so much to look at like a visual assault.
HookBertThank you for your feedback :)
Claire Wagner has responded to some feedback for One Good Thing
I like the uniqueness and old vibes of the ui, don't appreciate the visitor counter, like the idea overall
What offends you about the visitor counter 😂
Anonymous
Not offended really, just gave my opinion on it as I don't think it fits the vibe of the website
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for CurlShip
On mobile the sticky menu footer is taking up like 20% of the view and looks terrible, clearly isn’t responsive and really makes it hard to focus on the page level content. I’d think a page like this needs to be mobile first and this menu needs a change yesterday. Otherwise I love the concept.
CurlShipThe site is not really built for humans at all. I understand that the mobile styles are far from "beautiful" though. But it's main purpose is to give them to LLM to add your products.
Anonymous
What’s the point then? Is this purely for Domain Rating?
Sure, it's mainly for DR, what else? 99% of directories are about it - pretty much all of them besides BuildHop. The additional benefit of CurlShip is the bot discoverability.
Anonymous
That’s cool! So are most of the products on curlship products and tools for bots? Or does it just help with citations?
I haven't really checked yet what the statistics are - but I know for sure that all kinds of projects are listed there, there's no discrimination really. The point is that the site is built in a way that bots "like" so the bet is that they get access to a large database of the projects easily.
Anonymous
I love how easy it is to submit, that alone is a huge win.
richy-builds has responded to some feedback for Orava
I like this better than the interview cheating apps out there. This one is really great! Love the fact there's a free tier to give a spin!
OravaThanks a lot! Yes, always planned for it to not be another cheating app.
Andrew Kamback has responded to some feedback for Fokusflow
I love the idea behind this, somewhere to monitor and keep track of all the things you don’t have time to constantly look at has got to be worth it. Site and branding are so clean too! Great job 👏
FokusflowAwesome so glad it landed for you! I really appreciate the kind feedback.
Andrew Kamback has responded to some feedback for Fokusflow
I'm going to have to agree with all the feedback so far. Your site is well done and flows well.
FokusflowI appreciate the feedback! If you signed up and started a workspace did you get stuck anywhere?
Andrew Kamback has responded to some feedback for Fokusflow
Clear value proposition and great screenshots to show what this and why we should care up front
FokusflowThanks for the feedback I really do appreciate it! Glad to hear that it's hitting the right notes on what value it brings.
Kyle Reddoch has responded to some feedback for Trayage
agreed with the rest of feedbacks, it's a useful tool but probably would not pay for it. Not sure about the competition, but maybe you'd differ yourself over with your pricing - might not be a bad idea to put competitor landscape btw
TrayageThanks, that’s helpful. There’s a pattern in the feedback: people see some usefulness, but the value at $30 isn’t clear. We’ve added a short walkthrough to show the actual workflow. A fair comparison with other tools would help too, including where free options are enough. Have you tried Trayage (we have a 7-day free trial), or is this based on the landing page?
It's actually a great thing to notice, you can either test different pricing modals or add value and keep the current pricing. Seems like people do want to use the product but the value to cost isn't quite there yet.
@swslim has responded to some feedback for Badge Relay
pretty sick I'll use it directly thank you
Badge Relaythank you, let me know if you have any issues. happy to help.
Yuyu has responded to some feedback for Pix Dazzle
Lovely website, very original and I love the kitty cats lol
Pix Dazzlethanks, glad you love the website ❤️
Launches for October 13, 2026
Jude has responded to some feedback for Yapplicator
There’s so few programs and finding them is pretty easy, this homepage does nothing to convince me it find unique programs, it also doesn’t have any reason product. For example I’d think it should tell me acceptance rates or how difficult a program is to get into. Just a list of programs I’m already aware of is pointless.
YapplicatorThis feedback misses the point of what Yapplicator is meant to do. We are not here to build another directory of programs that users already know about. If you want better discovery, the value is in surfacing relevant opportunities, explaining eligibility, showing acceptance rates where reliable data exists, and helping users understand their chances. Those are valid points to raise. However, dismissing the product as pointless because the current selection is limited does not help us improve.
Anonymous
Did you even read my feedback? That’s exactly what you’re doing a terrible job of showing, it currently looks like just a directory of obvious programs, so it feels pointless. Instead of being defensive you should read between the lines, what the user sees is top tier / obvious programs. Adding data about acceptance, what’s required, incentives for being accepted, impact of program, and success of prior alumni make this an actual product. I’d also expose smaller programs first and not Google…
Anonymous
Also, I’ve just looked at your pricing, with literally no user outcome proof I doubt anybody will bite. As someone who’s had funded startups I’d say you need to get some people in their as pilots and assure they have some level of success with your product.
David Belligoi has responded to some feedback for AIDYOR
how's better than using gpt, i gave it a shot - found same results too
AIDYORBecause AIDYOR gives you more features after sign-in you can track your tokens from watchlist with real-time notifications,read Blog post about crypto and learn something new it is built for dyor-do your own research.Thank you for feedback it help us inprove user experience.
Marcin Dudek has responded to some feedback for ClaimTheThrone.org
oh that's little clone for outbid, good luck!
Nope. And for 2 reasons: Check the domain registrations - ClaimTheThrone was released MONTHS before outbid - so if anything, Outbid is the clone. Second Outbid was driven by greed and ClaimTheThrone is 100% charity.
Outbid is for sure the clone, these sites have existed since 2015. I think maybe you should consider further emphasizing that your website is for charity to further separate yourself. The charity aspect is a unique wedge.
Yeah, maybe I should actually emphasize both claims that - it predates Outbid by a few months - that it's Charity Good idea, thanks!
I wouldn’t worry about expressing that your product predates OutBid, seems defensive and offers no value to the user. Focus on standing out for being charitable, if you do want to combat the outbid shit I’d think owning it and being the first charity based site like this is probably a better route.
I'm the maker of NOS Workspace. Say your project intro or report is an HTML file and a line needs fixing before you forward it to a colleague. Paste it into NOS, click the text on the page and type the fix. The edit goes into the HTML itself. Then share a link. Your colleague opens it without an account, and later edits keep the same URL. You sign in to save and share. What would stop you from using this for reports? https://nos-workspace.com Drafted with Claude.
I have added new updates on the application, interestingly seeing some organic downloads - I added a vibrate feature just like MSN Messenger - Leaderboard updates - Personalized widget Feel free to psst me code EH24NBF3
One tap, they psst you back
Great update dude! Also happy to see someone figured out you can directly share your product to the feed 😂🙌
Abuse that shit my dude! The feed only exists for promotion, feedback, and direct product updates.
