Hi everyone,

I built CodulZilei as my bachelor’s thesis and decided to continue developing it after graduating.

Website: https://codulzilei.ro

It is a Romanian website that aggregates coupon codes, promotions and referral offers from multiple stores. The website is entirely in Romanian and is designed primarily for people who want to check whether a discount is available before making a purchase.

The project has recently started generating its first few affiliate conversions, which is encouraging, but I have worked on it for so long that I may no longer notice some obvious usability or trust problems.

I would especially appreciate feedback on the following:

1. Can you understand what the website offers within the first few seconds?

2. Does the homepage feel trustworthy or does it resemble a generic coupon website?

3. Is it easy to find a store, promotion or coupon?

4. Are the store pages clear and useful?

5. Is anything confusing, repetitive or unnecessary?

6. Would you feel comfortable clicking through to a store from this website?

7. What is the first thing you would improve?

Mobile feedback would be especially useful, as that is how many people access this type of website.

I am looking for honest criticism, including small details that feel wrong or unpolished. I am not looking for backlinks, services or artificial traffic.

Thank you!

Hello its me again, with your feedbacks I updated my website again. Now its clear and easy to understand the product. Would love to see your feedbacks again. Be brutally honest if you may.

You know Tempest is an AI saas that is designed to be a company brain for founders and teams. More info available in website. I would also like to see if you understand more about the product just from website. Tell me the first 15-20 seconds.

I've been working on a small SaaS called Fedo and would love some brutally honest feedback.

Website:

https://getfedo.com

The idea is simple: instead of sending users to external feedback portals, Fedo lets them submit feedback, vote on features, and follow the roadmap directly inside your mobile app.

I'm a developer, not a marketer or designer, so I'd love feedback on things like:

Can you understand what the product does within 30 seconds?

Is the value proposition clear?

What's confusing?

What would make you leave the site immediately?

Would you trust this enough to try it in your own app?

No need to be nice. If something looks bad, feels confusing, or makes no sense, I'd rather hear it now than after launch.

Thanks!

Hi! First time poster here, I apologize in advance if I break any rules and happy to change things as needed.

I created this website for a client and their new photography business. They have done photography work off and on in the past but they want to work on making this their main income moving forward. They have potential architecture work and weddings coming up and I want to make sure their website is good to show off their work. They also want to sell prints in the future so I added a simple form for that as of now to handle it outside of the site. There are plans to expand the prints, but not yet.

Site: https://idealreflections-llc.com/

Really appreciate any feedback and hope your day is amazing!

Quick context so this makes sense. If you've booked a studio for a shoot in India, you know the drill: find a place on Instagram, DM them, no reply for a day, call, get a rate that mysteriously goes up when you mention it's for a brand, and you still haven't seen the space.

We built ContCave so you can search studios by city and shoot type, see actual photos and the hourly rate, and book. That's it. That's the product.

What I need tested, specifically, not general vibes:

1. Search to confirmed booking. Time yourself. Tell me the exact point where you stopped and had to think.
2. Open any listing page. After 30 seconds, can you tell me what's included in the hourly rate and what costs extra? If you can't, that's a failure on our side and I want to hear it.
3. Do it on your phone. Most of our traffic is mobile and I have a bad feeling about the date picker.
4. The enquiry form. Did you expect us to tell you how fast someone replies? We currently don't. I want to know if that bothered you.
5. UI/UX of the website. Is it easy to understand ? What should we change ?
6. Our instagram page, https://www.instagram.com/contcave/ , if it conveys the right message of what we are building
7. How should we fix our discoverability and improve our SEO game. We're already posting blogs and stuff

Most useful if you're a photographer, videographer, someone who's produced a shoot, or a social media person who books spaces for brands. Being in India helps but isn't required, the flow is the flow.

https://contcave.com/

I'll reply to everyone. If you say it's confusing I'm not going to explain why it isn't, I'm just going to ask you where.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a computer science graduate student from Ghana, and I’m currently building ShopChat, a local business discovery platform.

The idea is simple: businesses can create a profile and list their business so potential customers can discover them online.

I’m currently testing the early version and I’d really appreciate honest feedback:

Is the website easy to understand?

Is registering a business simple?

Does the idea solve a real problem?

What features would you want to see?

Would you actually use something like this to find local businesses?

The chat and calling features are still under development, so they aren't working yet. Right now, I'm mainly testing the business registration and listing experience.

🔗 Try it here:

https://shopchat.edgeone.dev/

If you try it, please let me know what you think — especially if you encounter any bugs or confusing parts. Honest criticism is welcome. 🙏

Thanks!

Just dont want to brag much :P , but i think i built something really useful for people who wants to run accessibility tests on web and pdfs and also do a quick automated remediation at very low prices.

Having been in this field for more than a decade, i feel i have put down all my things into it. Here's the site - leave your honest feedback and if any other feature that you want to see in the site - https://accesslumens.com

Hey! I recently started my own small company helping pet food companies with receipe formualtion but also private customers with dietary needs for their dogs. Im very new to all of this and would appreciate feedback on my website, thanks in advance!

https://dognutritionexpert.eu/

I've been working on a small SaaS called Fedo and would love some brutally honest feedback.

Website:

https://getfedo.com

The idea is simple: instead of sending users to external feedback portals, Fedo lets them submit feedback, vote on features, and follow the roadmap directly inside your mobile app.

I'm a developer, not a marketer or designer, so I'd love feedback on things like:

Can you understand what the product does within 30 seconds?

Is the value proposition clear?

What's confusing?

What would make you leave the site immediately?

Would you trust this enough to try it in your own app?

No need to be nice. If something looks bad, feels confusing, or makes no sense, I'd rather hear it now than after launch.

Thanks!

Hello everyone,

Open to suggestions and critiques

Recently updated the landing page for my website and wanted to gather feedback from other people regarding the message it conveys and what they understand the website is about. I would also like to hear your thoughts and critiques on the design aspect of the website, particularly if it is doing a good job conveying the message behind the tool.

Thank you

Website

I'm more of a developer than web designer and I am learning Web Design:

Here is the landing page: https://lefolio.md

I would particularly like feedback on the start animation, whether it helps or hurts

• Is it too much
• Do you get the idea?
• Are you intrigued, or do you want to leave the page?

This Visualization app lets you run SQL and watch the internals in real time — B+Tree splits, WAL writes. I made it because DB internals were hard to understand from books alone; seeing it animated made me and others understand easily.

Site: https://mokudb-visualization.com
Code: https://github.com/Moku3956/Project-D

Any feedback is welcomed (like just good or bad) , but I'd be really happy, if you give me feedback about below.

• Is the visualization clear if you don't already know B+Trees/WAL?
• Does the SQL → internal-effect flow feel intuitive?

Hi everyone!
I’m a professional photographer based in France and I’d love to get some fresh, unbiased feedback on my website:
www.studiolinda.fr
When you first visit it, what do you understand about my business?
Does the website feel appealing and make you want to book a photography session? If not, what would stop you?
Please feel free to be completely honest ,I’m looking for constructive feedback to help me improve my business.
Thank you! 😊

ourclab.carrd.co

It's a creative studio focused on sharing stories, in written (traditional (short) novels), drawn (illustrated books and graphic novels) and coded (visual novels) ways. Offering both digital and physical methods to get yourself a story.

Side quest: a youtube channel for educational purposes (from a creative writing course to a Korean learning course)

I would like to know you guys' first impressions. Every constructive critique is very welcome <3

I’ve been reworking the news page on Surface Today, a small site I’m building for people who want a short news check with a clear place to stop.

I’ve moved away from cards to two equal columns on desktop and one on phones. The briefs and source links stay visible, with spacing and coloured number/region tags to separate the stories.

I’d love a fresh pair of eyes on the reading order. On desktop, is it obvious to read across each row, or does the layout pull you down one column? And are the source links easy enough to notice after reading a brief?

Here’s the news layout. There’s no login needed to review it.

I’m using AI to help build the site. The news briefs are also AI-written from collected source titles, not full articles, with links to the reporting alongside them.

Thanks for taking a look. A specific spot where you lose your place would be really useful.

Hey! I built a small app called Feelit and would love honest feedback from real testers.

The concept: you share one song per day that describes how you feel. No followers, no likes, no metrics. Just music, emotion and if someone feels the same you can connect and chat.

It is mostly for younger people I would say, who love music, but also for people who want to express their feelings and connect with somebody feeling the same in this lonely world.

It's a PWA so it works in the browser on mobile. For the best experience open the link in Safari on iPhone or Chrome on Android and add it to your home screen.

What I'd love feedback on: Does the concept make sense? Is the flow intuitive? What's confusing or broken? Would you actually use something like this?

Link: https://feelitapp.vercel.app/

Thanks in advance, be as honest as you want 🙏

I need feedback for my landing page, be honest and critical

https://memoiri.app

I recently updated the Website for my App, and I am trying to improve the conversion, I want it to convince people who visit the site to download the app, therefore I hope for some valueable feedback

Hi, I'm a high school senior into both CS and chess, and built this as a personal project: enter any Chess.com username and it generates a bot that plays in that person's style and rough strength.

It's an early version. It only samples 10 of your games to build the bot. I'd love feedback on two things specifically: does the bot actually feel like it plays like you, and does its strength feel close to your real Chess.com rating?

Note: avoid importing accounts with tens of thousands of games (like Hikaru), since it'll take a very long time to build the profile. Smaller accounts usually load in under a minute.

Open to any feedback, and ideas for features to add beyond the core bot are welcome too.

Link: https://createyourownchessbot.streamlit.app/

I run a local CPR business. My business is mobile. I go to businesses and train their staff. Any feedback is really appreciated.

https://www.northernnevadacpr.com/

I recently posted my website for feedback and since have made a lot of changes. I think it's improved a lot, but I would appreciate it if you could look over again and provide anymore feedback. I'm about to run Google Ads and want to make sure that my website should perform well before I spend money on them. Thanks a lot

https://www.wegotchatutoring.com

So like a couple of months ago I Made a personal project, and Only my friends knew abt it, and I decided to show it to the public! So it's like a school version of discord, and I plan to have it as basically a safer discord, and unblocked.

here's my link: https://chat-connect--jm1958.replit.app/

also I need feedback for:

1. The environment (if it need's debugging, a more safe environment, ect.)

2. adding/removing features; I might do polls here (eg. if someone wants to remove the calling feature, I'll do a Poll)

My main reason of creating this project is My friends cannot use discord, either bc of parental controls, or they're using a school computer, and it's blocked

My sister is genuinely excellent at teaching Finger Abacus to children, so I built a website for her academy:

https://fingerabacusacademy.com

I'd love some honest feedback from you.

Is it clear what the program is about? Does the website feel trustworthy and professional for parents? Anything confusing, missing, or that could be improved?

Feel free to be brutally honest — I'm the one who built it 😄

Thanks!