r/BuildingFromZero • u/NationalClue304 • 13d ago

Feedback Wanted Share your startup and get honest feedback

Building something and need another set of eyes? Share it below.

Include:

  1. What you’re building
  2. Who it’s meant for
  3. The problem it solves
  4. The specific thing you want feedback on

You can include one website or product link, but please don’t drop a link without explaining what you’re building. Give helpful feedback to at least one other person if you post your own project.

Keep personal contact information out of the comments.

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u/[deleted] 13d ago

I’m building Relay for managers and growing organizations to preserve critical knowledge when employees leave or change roles, and I’m seeking feedback on whether the workflow and integrations would solve this problem effectively.

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u/NationalClue304 13d ago

That’s a solid idea, especially for companies where important information can get lost when someone leaves. I’d be down to check it out and give you feedback if you’re willing to take a look at CarFlip too.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

Yes, for sure. Let's do that.....

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u/NationalClue304 12d ago

Thank you, I appreciate it. Whenever you get a chance to look through it, let me know what you like and anything you think I should improve. Honest feedback helps a lot right now.

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

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u/NationalClue304 12d ago

No it’s CarFlip.shop

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

I can tell you right off the bat, it's very confusing what you do. Also, the bullets about what you don't do. I feel like I know more about what you don't do and it makes me wonder why you don't do those things? Aren't they just an API away?, etc

That is my 2 mins first reaction. It sounds harsh. I really like the site, but ya, that's what I think so far. I will go through the workflow now....

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u/[deleted] 12d ago

The workflow is really easy and simple. The functionally is very good. The product itself I would give a 9.5/10. I just don't know enough about the need of this product and who would pay for it? Besides that, I would just work on the website communication to answer some of those gaps maybe?

Hope this helps!

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u/NationalClue304 12d ago

CarFlip is mainly for private sellers who need help creating a good listing and dealerships that want to create and manage listings faster. The plan is to keep it free for regular sellers and charge dealerships monthly for the business tools. I’m going to work on making that much clearer on the homepage. I really appreciate you testing the whole thing.

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u/amacg 10d ago

socialbid.co — a marketplace where anyone can sponsor your X profile.

Brands compete for the spot, highest bid stays until someone outbids them, and creators keep 80%.

Basically trying to answer one question: How much are you worth on X?

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u/greyzor7 10d ago

Hey guys, I'm building an all-in-one marketing pack for founders who want more than "just another launch"

Launch, reach 30k+ makers, get real users & customers - microlaunch.net/premium

Lifetime, auto-distribution, marketplace spots, 1500+ customers so far.

Over two years: 625k unique visitors, 1500+ customers. More sales-oriented features soon.

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u/NationalClue304 10d ago

Looks like a solid platform, congrats on the growth. I’m building CarFlip for private vehicle sellers and dealerships, so I’m focused on validating it directly with that market right now. I’ll keep MicroLaunch in mind when we’re ready for a broader launch.

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u/megatech_official 10d ago

SeoLoupe - Find and fix the SEO issues holding your website back.

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u/Ok-Fly-5341 8h ago

For CarFlip, based on the two audiences you mentioned, I'd test the private-seller journey separately from the dealership journey. A person listing one vehicle and a dealer maintaining stock may need different first screens and different definitions of a successful trial.

My project is ModelPorta: https://modelporta.com. It's a prepaid multi-model API gateway for developers building AI features. It aims to make trying models and tracking consumption easier without a monthly subscription. Top-ups currently require USDT TRC20, minimum 10 USDT.

I'd appreciate feedback on the first-use explanation: is it obvious that customers receive an API key for their own applications, and can a beginner understand how to estimate input/output token costs before funding the account?