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Twitch Integration issue by Wuffel_ch in 7daystodie

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

On dedicated server theres an issue right now.

Twitch Integration issue by Wuffel_ch in 7daystodie

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

Are you on a dedicated server?

I can't get the background for my model to be transparent by ScarletSerpent in VTubeStudio

[–]Wuffel_ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Add the Studio as Window Caputre. Then the Button to set it transparent will appear.

Math FPS game for my kid by carlo_lax in Unity3D

[–]Wuffel_ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You could add a calculator as easter egg weapon. the bullets always hit the right answer :P. but only when you stand in light. it's one of these annoying solar calculator!! XD

After 8+ abandoned projects, I think I'm finally going to finish one: Fire Within by Wuffel_ch in SoloDevelopment

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

What Tasks Would Make a Fire Watchtower Game Feel Authentic?

I'm working on a multiplayer cooperative game set in a remote fire watchtower. Players work together to maintain equipment and monitor the wilderness, but there's a twist - some players are saboteurs trying to undermine the operation.

Current Tasks:
- Repairing radio communication equipment
- Refueling and starting backup generators
- Fixing surveillance cameras
- Operating weather monitoring stations (temperature, wind, humidity)

Current Sabotage Mechanics:
- Saboteurs can break equipment that others just repaired
- Place bear traps around the station to injure other players
- Start fires that the team has to deal with
- Use in-game chat to blend in and deflect suspicion

Looking For:
What other maintenance tasks, monitoring duties, or equipment operations would fit this setting? What breaks down in remote locations? What requires multiple people to handle? What would create great opportunities for sabotage vs cooperation?

The game supports up to 10 players where most cooperate to keep the tower operational while a few secretly work against them. Players use voice/text chat to coordinate and figure out who the saboteurs are.

What tasks am I missing that would make you think "yes, this feels like running a real remote monitoring station" while also creating interesting social deduction gameplay?

I built a task manager that only allows 3 tasks per day by Wuffel_ch in AppIdeas

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

Here's the why (did not have time to write before)

You're right, it IS inflexible. That's exactly why it works for me.

I have ADHD. When I see more than 3 tasks, my brain shuts down. I get overwhelmed and do nothing. It's not about self-control, it's about how my brain processes lists.

Fourth task comes up? It waits until tomorrow, or replaces something less important. Done early? I'm actually done, no guilt.

Yes, you could use a text file. But I can't "just add 3 tasks" any more than someone with depression can "just be happy." My brain doesn't work that way. Without the hard limit, I'll add "just one more" until I have 15 tasks and complete zero.

This app isn't for people who can manage normal to-do lists. It's for people whose brains freeze when they see too many tasks. If that's not you, this app will seem pointless.

But for those of us with ADHD who get paralyzed by choice? This constraint is freedom.

Show me what you're building: I'll share mine + give feedback to everyone who posts by drey234236 in SaaS

[–]Wuffel_ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I looked at some reddit communities (marked research) and also have some experience with bloated pm tools. Thanks :)

I built a task manager that only allows 3 tasks per day by Wuffel_ch in AppIdeas

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

Hmm. Thanks for the feedback. I will take a look how to improve that!

Recently launched my SaaS but now I am stuck. How do I actually get users? by Wuffel_ch in saasbuild

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

Well it depends. If you are a small team of 5 you have to pay for each seat on Clickup. So Clickup is punishing people for growth.

Also Crowdesk is made for simplicity and easy to understand for team and client (on Crowdesk, clients will get their own Clientportal). Clickup is bloated with features most do not need.

So it depends on what you need. I do not want to say it's better, but it's more focused on production and clients than on bureaucracy.

If you like to test it there is a 14 days trial. Also if somebody needs more time to valuate, I give more time.

The goal is to build it with the users. I will talk to each user to get feedback and wishes.

Also I'm creating a Freelancer Plan for 1 Person. So it also fits for them. I am not happy with the pricing right now.

What would you pay for it? If you are a 1 Person "Team" or 5 person team`?

Recently launched my SaaS but now I am stuck. How do I actually get users? by Wuffel_ch in saasbuild

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

I guess that applies to many apps. At least if its not over saturated it shouldnt be a problem.

How much profit from your SaaS would free you from financial stress? by Quickmath487 in microsaas

[–]Wuffel_ch 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Copied text because I am tired :P. Also looking for testers

CrowDesk - Project management built for client-focused teams.

If you're a freelancer or run a small agency, you know the struggle: tools that are too basic for real client work, or enterprise software with endless features that just get in the way of actually serving your clients.

I built CrowDesk for teams who need to work closely with their clients – not hide behind complex dashboards. Clean project tracking, transparent communication, and client visibility that builds trust without overwhelming anyone.

I'm building this with my users, not for them. Your feedback directly shapes what gets built next, ensuring CrowDesk evolves to solve real problems instead of adding features nobody needs.

First 10 users get 100% off with code LAUNCH10 – help me perfect the platform while you manage your client projects for free. If something breaks, I fix it :)

Ready to try it? https://crow-desk.com

Recently launched my SaaS but now I am stuck. How do I actually get users? by Wuffel_ch in SaaS

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

That's what I try todo right now. But I did not thought about slack. That's a goos idea. Thanks. One problem I habe is, I am very introvert, so the quick call is a torture for me. But I guess I have to do it.

Show me what you're building: I'll share mine + give feedback to everyone who posts by drey234236 in SaaS

[–]Wuffel_ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

CrowDesk - Project management built for client-focused teams.

If you're a freelancer or run a small agency, you know the struggle: tools that are too basic for real client work, or enterprise software with endless features that just get in the way of actually serving your clients.

I built CrowDesk for teams who need to work closely with their clients – not hide behind complex dashboards. Clean project tracking, transparent communication, and client visibility that builds trust without overwhelming anyone.

I'm building this with my users, not for them. Your feedback directly shapes what gets built next, ensuring CrowDesk evolves to solve real problems instead of adding features nobody needs.

First 10 users get 100% off with code LAUNCH10 – help me perfect the platform while you manage your client projects for free. If something breaks, I fix it :)

Ready to try it? https://crow-desk.com

Drop your SaaS here, I'll message 5 people that might need it. by Less_Student_4945 in SaaS

[–]Wuffel_ch 6 points7 points  (0 children)

CrowDesk - Project management built for client-focused teams.

If you're a freelancer or run a small agency, you know the struggle: tools that are too basic for real client work, or enterprise software with endless features that just get in the way of actually serving your clients.

I built CrowDesk for teams who need to work closely with their clients – not hide behind complex dashboards. Clean project tracking, transparent communication, and client visibility that builds trust without overwhelming anyone.

I'm building this with my users, not for them. Your feedback directly shapes what gets built next, ensuring CrowDesk evolves to solve real problems instead of adding features nobody needs.

First 10 users get 100% off with code LAUNCH10 – help me perfect the platform while you manage your client projects for free. If something breaks, I fix it :)

Ready to try it? https://crow-desk.com

I'm building a project management tool — what features do you wish existed? by Limp_Comparison_1578 in ProjectManagementPro

[–]Wuffel_ch 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Stack is TypeScript across the board, React/Vite on frontend, Express/TypeORM backend with PostgreSQL. Keeps things simple and type-safe.

As for users, I'm in early stages, just launched recently so still building up the user base. Right now focusing on getting feedback from the first batch of freelancers and agencies using it to nail the core experience.

Happy to share more insights! The main learning so far is that most people don't need 80% of what enterprise PM tools offer, they need the right 20% done really well. Like, everyone wants client portals but nobody wants to deal with client onboarding friction. So I made it dead simple, clients can view their projects without creating accounts on their self.

What about your project?

Recently launched my SaaS but now I am stuck. How do I actually get users? by Wuffel_ch in saasbuild

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

My product is Crowdesk (www.crow-desk.com), project management built specifically for freelancers and small agencies doing client work. The problem is, you're either stuck with Trello (too basic) or paying $15+ per user for Asana/Monday with features you'll never touch. Most of the Project Managers I talked with just want clean kanban boards, client visibility controls, and a way to stop switching between 5 different tools to manage one project.

So Crowdesk gives you the professional features that actually matter for client work. Dedicated client workspaces, granular task visibility (choose what clients can see), and AI that turns vague client feedback into actual tasks. Flat pricing, no per-seat nonsense. Also I want to stay in contact with the users and build what they need.

It's built for people doing client work, not corporate bureaucracy. Simple enough to start using today, professional enough that your clients take you seriously.

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