Founder Spotlight
Utku
- Points
- 151,260
- MRR
- $0
- Launches
- 4
Looking for
Customers
Co-founder
User Testing
Loading BuildHop
Loading BuildHop
Founder Feed
Self-promotion welcome. Share your product, post updates, and connect with other founders.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for TierPulse
not sure the benefit although I'm in trading - hero needs a huge revamp
TierPulseThank you for the feedback, appreciate it. I agree it needs improvement, I'll see what I can do.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for Maabarium
Looks good and easy- maybe you can put some sample expirements
MaabariumThanks for the feedback, I'll see what I can do to improve it.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for Nexara
please get rid of v.0.1.1 open source pill - less copy, better performance is needed - cool project but not discoverable
NexaraThank you for the feedback, appreciate it. I'll see what I can do to fix it!
Kamba has responded to some feedback for Quatopsy
I just love the font - cool project, I'll check that one out
QuatopsyThank you for stopping by, appreciate it.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for Nexara
Big blurred cookie banner is not great
NexaraThank you for the feedback, I've fixed this.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for QATQ
nice work out there - good luck, maybe add an instruction why smaller is better
QATQThank you, appreciate the feedback. I'll see what I can do to improve it.
Kamba has responded to some feedback for Vona
it's not very intelligible - I'd revise all the copy. Remove at least 50% copy - try to help us understand the problem, the solution, and why - good luck
VonaThank you, I appreciate the feedback! I'll see what I can do to improve it.
Buildhop feature requests - Feedback cloud I'd really like to see what common words I'm using when I leave feedback in my profile. Both my positive and negative sentiments would be interesting to see it. I wonder how many times I just said : "no gradients" haha
@klein_more88816 has responded to some feedback for MortgageCalc
I just love the fonts and real value prop, good job
MortgageCalcI like these fonts too.
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for SPARC: Family Planner
The little robots look so good, everything’s so clean. The quick say it thing is a bit specific to use but good one you get the hang of it
Glad you like it! Yes, I'm working on making different combinations work, maybe some presets. There's also a secondary option I'm working on which would make it even more useful.
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for One Design
Looks great! Love the login page too 👍👍
One DesignThank you! 🤩
richy-builds has responded to some feedback for Orava
"The core concept of Orava is brilliant! Many people struggle when applying for jobs, especially when it comes to knowing how to properly introduce themselves. This app solves that exact problem perfectly. I found the interface very easy to understand and navigate. A fantastic and highly needed tool for job seekers!"
OravaThanks a lot for the kind words! 🙏
Alexandre Schrammel has responded to some feedback for Invx
Very cool idea. But this is a landing page so you should be promoting more on your product - what proplems your customer is having, what benefits you provide how you are pricing over your competitors
InvxThanks for checking it out and for the feedback! The core idea is the MCP server: instead of logging into yet another invoicing dashboard, you just tell your AI agent "invoice Acme for 12 hours at €80" and it's done, PDF included. It's also completely free. It started as a tool for me and a couple of friends and I've now opened it up to everyone. Fair point that the page doesn't mention it's free or spell out why you'd want this over a regular invoicing app, so I'll add that. Appreciate it!
Nick | Afterimage has responded to some feedback for AWNA
"Tested AWNA and it’s brilliant! Bringing the Mac-style notch to Windows is executed perfectly. The 'Shelf' for file parking and 'Capture' tools are absolute game-changers. Quick suggestion: Add a brief interactive onboarding tour on first launch to help new users discover shortcuts (like Ctrl+Alt+Space) faster. Overall, a highly polished utility that feels like a native Windows feature. Great job!"
AWNAThank you so much! That's made my day. I wasn't sure about an onboarding tour when first designing, but I think it'll reveal certain features people wouldn't otherwise discover until later on. I'll look into it. Thanks again!
We have some awesome promo codes for some super high quality products on the deals page right now. These offers are very generous and exclusive to BuildHop users. Take advantage of these promos while you can. 🔥🔥
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for SPARC: Family Planner
the app design looks really cool brings some of those creatures here on the landing page too, also havign to scroll to see the app is not great
Thank you!! The landing page is pending a slight redesign. I wanted to make sure the faces of the 3 people in the header weren't covered by the headline so I've pushed things down a little. Initially there were 4 robots featured in the header too, so I'll bring those back for sure. Thanks for the feedback!
Launches for October 2, 2026
Utku has responded to some feedback for Rack Rate
I like the colors and visual but I don't understand this calculator
Rack RateHaha loved it, the idea behind is how much money you have and how many tasks you'll have - depending on these parameters, which model can help you, hope it makes sense now
Leena Mohammed has responded to some feedback for Haseel
It's a good but some refinement is needed - need more visuals on your platform - your business has goes to another inline - try to fit that in - Do not have to call v1 - nobody wants a guinea pig, you can call it beta - promote it as an early bird - check accessibility standarts - some fonts can not be read properly - need pricing tiers and comparision overall right now it feels instructive, need to be promotional where you feel oh there'a a cool stuff here, i need to pay asap
Haseel"Thank you for this detailed feedback! I truly appreciate your notes on visuals and pricing. However, my current priority is validating the core idea and the problem itself, . I would love your honest thoughts on the business concept: Do you see this AI platform as a genuinely suitable solution to the problem of manual invoice chasing? Do you think B2B companies feel enough pain here to actually pay for it? Your perspective on this problem-solution fit is exactly what I need right now. Thanks!
Anonymous
1 - yes : they could even replace manual chasing on collections - sending reminders, calling clients or churn points 2 -yes and no - it's a problem but in an established market. So what's your value prop over competitors? More robust?- no, there are better solutions for that Easier? - don't think it's easier than excel Cheaper? I don't know - there's no price around hope this feedback makes sense now
thanks for the sharp feedback! To answer 'is it easier than Excel?': Excel is purely manual. Haseel provides end-to-end automation for the entire invoice lifecycle: creation, tracking, smart categorization, automated reminders, and final payment. Plus, it offers built-in invoice installment plans to help clients pay flexibly—something Excel can't do. You’re right about the pricing, I’m adding clear tiers to the site soon . Appreciate you pushing me to clarify this! 🙏"
Anonymous
no probs, enjoy it P.S - you could build macros on Excel even before AI ; automate most of it out - my point is you need to break a habit that most ppl are familiar with ; which is mostly Excel. Is my tool easy as Excel if not how can I differentiate it
"Spot on, Utku. Breaking the Excel habit is the real challenge. You’re absolutely right about macros, but they require setup, maintenance, and technical know-how. Haseel’s differentiation is zero-setup, out-of-the-box intelligence. You don’t build or fix macros; the AI instantly understands context, drafts polite, personalized follow-ups, and manages the workflow automatically. It’s easier than Excel because it removes the setup and maintenance entirely.
Damian Witkowski has responded to some feedback for I Am DrugFree
i think what you wanna do is differentiate other addiciton apps, one cool idea would be to channel it to something else, so you can add mini challenges
Thanks for the concrete mini-challenge idea. I'm the developer, and I've recorded it as a suggestion with no release commitment. One interaction question for that idea is: could someone choose a short activity without changing or restarting their goal counter? Feedback on that flow is welcome; personal health details aren't needed.
Damian Witkowski has responded to some feedback for I Am DrugFree
I liked the app design but the landing page das too many vibecoded clues like the app store icon doesnt even work on the hero, lots of eyebrows too
Thanks for flagging the hero App Store button and the extra eyebrow labels. I'm the developer. The current link points to Drugfree: Sober Tracker, but I haven't verified that the navigation issue you saw is resolved. I checked the direct listing: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/drugfree-sober-tracker/id6743442609 . Free download; paid access. I've recorded the button issue and page-clutter feedback separately.
Damian Witkowski has responded to some feedback for I Am DrugFree
what is a "short tool"? Also I would remove the giant em dash next to "private support" at the very top Also what do you do on the app - do you just take written notes, is it just a tracker? a tracker of what necessarily Its not very clear what it actually does
Thanks for the concrete questions. I'm the developer. DrugFree tracks separate alcohol-free and nicotine-free goals on iPhone, each with its own start date. The journal is for written reflection; milestones mark progress. 'Short tools' was vague: one example is a guided breathing exercise. I've clarified this listing's tagline to name the counters and state 'free download; paid access.' It's a self-tracking and reflection tool, not medical treatment.
Alex Marin has responded to some feedback for SPARC: Family Planner
Sick design, if I may have a recommendatio - "robot" is not exactly my preference, try to use different wordings here
Thank you!! That’s fair 😊 I started with animal avatars, one per person, but it all felt a bit too cartoony. I’ve always had a soft spot for robots and found these about three months ago, before all the Bots, Dots and Muses. I can see the AI connection! For me, they’re just friendly little characters, and I’m hoping the rest of the brand helps that come across.
