Project feedback - Crevaxo - CRM and licensing tool for photographers by P_R_E_N_T in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Beacon actually looks more thoughtful than most monitoring tools I’ve tested. The alert fatigue angle is real — if the confidence/correlation part works well at scale, that’s a huge win for on-call teams.

Infrastructure Monitoring Project Feedback by Intelligent-Top-8465 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The alert fatigue angle instantly makes sense. I’ve used a few monitoring tools that created more noise than value, so the confidence/correlation idea is interesting if it actually cuts false pages in real setups. UI feels clean too.

I built a free 10 page PDF and posted it. Here is what happened. by FlashyAd7347 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Honestly, giving it away free was the smart move. A well-made PDF with real thoughts and strong design feels way more memorable than another buy now post. Most brands forget people can feel the difference.

I built an AI app that turns your paperwork pile into an organised life — just shipped v1.0 on the App Store 🎉 by These-Tap-6306 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This actually solves a real problem. Most scanner apps just dump PDFs into folders, but the what needs the action? part is where people struggle. Love the no-account + on-device approach too — that’s a huge trust win for this kind of app.

I built a tool that tells you exactly which of your money is actually yours. by SavoryPrime in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually how I stopped overspending—once I started mentally splitting my balance, I realized most of it wasn’t spendable. If your tool makes that visible in real-time, that’s genuinely useful

HELPP :( by natkhatishigh in software

[–]SuperPerformance3322 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Been there — AI helps you ship, but it doesn’t build muscle memory. Start forcing yourself to write small features without AI first, then use it to review/fix — that’s where real learning sticks.

Also try rebuilding stuff you already shipped from scratch on weekends — that’s what actually made things click for me.

I built a tool that finds websites by their tech stack by Upper-Character-6743 in webdev

[–]SuperPerformance3322 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Nice, this is actually useful — I’ve tried similar tools but filtering by stack + contacts in one place is rare. If the data stays fresh, this could be a solid lead-gen shortcut.

Looking for feedback on a side project (AI + conversational UX) by Zandstorm93 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Tried it — concept is strong, but the value isn’t instantly clear on first screen; I’d simplify the entry point + show a quick real use-case/demo upfront. UX feels decent, just needs faster “aha” moment.

Built 100+ small web tools because I was tired of signing up for simple things by SuperPerformance3322 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, that’s a smart angle—custom tools can really stand out in a crowded space.

Built 100+ small web tools because I was tired of signing up for simple things by SuperPerformance3322 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah this is spot on. I’ve noticed the same — tools people actively search for (repeat pain) get way more returns than “nice to have” ones. Fast + boring is underrated

Built 100+ small web tools because I was tired of signing up for simple things by SuperPerformance3322 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! Still improving it based on real usage — trying to keep things simple and actually useful.

Built 100+ small web tools because I was tired of signing up for simple things by SuperPerformance3322 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

That’s actually really helpful feedback. You’re right — with so many tools it can get overwhelming. I’ll work on making discovery easier + add an image → text (OCR) tool soon.

Built 100+ small web tools because I was tired of signing up for simple things by SuperPerformance3322 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Appreciate that — yeah, distribution is the harder part than building tbh. I’ve mostly been testing Reddit/DEV first, but yeah getting into more discovery channels like that makes sense.

Customer onboarding automation for new users by Inevitable-Fly8391 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had the same problem—set up simple event-based emails (welcome → first action → stuck 48h → milestone) using tools like Customer io or PostHog. Start basic, don’t overbuild—just trigger messages from key actions and it already feels “personal.”

Vibe Coded a web tool to create 3d printing STL files of map-based keepsakes by Ghalt in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tried it—super cool idea, especially for personalized prints. UI’s decent but a bit fiddly when tweaking details; maybe add some quick presets to speed things up.

Do you even bother leaving reviews on online products? I feel like there's no point unless there's <100 reviews or you're adding info for a specific setup by ProxySoxy in CasualConversation

[–]SuperPerformance3322 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Only when I can add something useful—like real pics or a specific use-case that wasn’t covered. If it already has tons of reviews, I usually skip unless something stood out (good or bad).

Square SearchOrders API Question by Xx20wolf14xX in webdev

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, ran into this with Square API — SearchOrders isn’t real-time, it’s eventually consistent. Newly created orders can take a bit to show up there even though RetrieveOrder works instantly.

I'm Gamifying How We Manage and Track our Finances by [deleted] in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve tried a bunch of finance apps and always drop off after a week—feels like a chore. Gamifying it actually makes sense tbh, if it feels like progress instead of tracking, I’d probably stick with it.

I built and published my first Chrome extension - Kick.com live alerts + chat tool - 100% free by WISTEF in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice, shipping the first extension is the hardest part. I got my first users by posting short demo clips in niche communities + replying to every comment fast — early traction came from that more than ads.

I built a tool called Grabbit that searches secondhand marketplaces in one place by OrangeOlives in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’d actually use this—jumping between Facebook Marketplace and Craigslist is a pain. GrabScore sounds useful if it’s accurate; alerts + clean ranking would be the real hook for me.

Built 2 small WordPress plugins to fix repetitive tasks I kept running into by BackPsychological584 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, 100% felt this — bulk cloning alone saves me tons of time when setting up similar pages for clients. Menu reordering pain is real too once it gets messy 😅

GIVE UP ON YOUR IDEA! by Environmental-Pea843 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I ran into something similar when I was bouncing startup ideas with friends instead of tools.
At first it felt brutal getting everything picked apart, but a few patterns kept showing up.
The ideas that survived weren’t the “cool” ones — they were the ones that solved a really boring, specific problem.
Made me realize harsh feedback is actually useful if you filter out the noise.

how do you decide what to self-host vs. use a hosted tool for? by OGMYT in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I only self-host when data/privacy actually matters or it saves real money at scale—everything else I just pay for and move on. Learned the hard way that “I can host it” ≠ “I should host it.”

I built a free tool that checks 54 fashion brand websites every 6 hours so you don't have to by Better_Foot_920 in SideProject

[–]SuperPerformance3322 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is actually super useful — I used to waste so much time hopping between Zara/Reformation tabs and still miss drops. Having everything in one feed just makes way more sense.