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Small products from 2026-07-15

This archive keeps the public showcase samples from this source date. The main showcase feed always shows the latest non-empty day.

Source date: 2026-07-15 · 6 featured · 11 public samples

Public samples 11

Other concrete small products and betas that passed the public filter.

# Product Subreddit Category Date Source
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I built an AI that calls customer service for you

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I built an AI that calls customer service for you

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I was trying to get a refund for a canceled flight last winter. The airline’s website said “call us.” I dialed, entered my confirmation number into the IVR, then hit “1” for English, waited 14 minutes listening to the same trilling jingle, explained my situat…

I was trying to get a refund for a canceled flight last winter. The airline’s website said “call us.” I dialed, entered my confirmation number into the IVR, then hit “1” for English, waited 14 minutes listening to the s…

r/microsaas ai app 2026-07-15
8
I built a map of NYC cafes you can actually work from

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I built a map of NYC cafes you can actually work from

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I've been working remotely from coffee shops for a while, and I kept running into the same problem. I'd find a place with good reviews on Google Maps, get there, and then realize there were no outlets, the Wi-Fi was terrible, or there just wasn't a good place…

I've been working remotely from coffee shops for a while, and I kept running into the same problem. I'd find a place with good reviews on Google Maps, get there, and then realize there were no outlets, the Wi-Fi was ter…

r/SideProject data visualization 2026-07-15
9
Alpha: after a messy pivot, I built an assistant that assembles the story, looking for teams to test

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Alpha: after a messy pivot, I built an assistant that assembles the story, looking for teams to test

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Founder in the middle of a pivot here. Last quarter a rollout mistake cost us dearly because nobody could quickly assemble the timeline: who changed what, when, and why. The answers were there, scattered across tools, but the team spent hours recreating the s…

Founder in the middle of a pivot here. Last quarter a rollout mistake cost us dearly because nobody could quickly assemble the timeline: who changed what, when, and why. The answers were there, scattered across tools, b…

r/alphaandbetausers app 2026-07-15
10
I made a game about the most stressful part of a bank robbery: the highway getaway.

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I made a game about the most stressful part of a bank robbery: the highway getaway.

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I recently released Highway Heist, a fast-paced endless runner where you escape the police by dodging traffic, avoiding obstacles, and collecting coins. The game is available on Android, PC, and handheld PCs. I'd love to hear your feedback on the gameplay, co…

I recently released Highway Heist, a fast-paced endless runner where you escape the police by dodging traffic, avoiding obstacles, and collecting coins. The game is available on Android, PC, and handheld PCs. I'd love t…

r/indiedev app 2026-07-15
11
How much of your AI plan’s quota goes toward junk context files?

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How much of your AI plan’s quota goes toward junk context files?

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Like most here, I’m on a paid AI-coding plan, and hitting the weekly cap mid-task is my main friction. Trying to stretch that plan each month, I built a utility that takes your file manifest and spits out the ignore syntax for whichever config file your agent…

Like most here, I’m on a paid AI-coding plan, and hitting the weekly cap mid-task is my main friction. Trying to stretch that plan each month, I built a utility that takes your file manifest and spits out the ignore syn…

r/microsaas ai app 2026-07-15
12
Is TestFlight reviews experiencing a massive backlog right now, or is it just me? (7 days and counting)

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Is TestFlight reviews experiencing a massive backlog right now, or is it just me? (7 days and counting)

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Hey everyone, I submitted my very first TestFlight beta build (external list) for my native iOS app (a minimalist, privacy-first meditation timer) almost 7 days ago. According to Apple's documentation, "90% of builds are reviewed within 24 hours." Yet, here I…

Hey everyone, I submitted my very first TestFlight beta build (external list) for my native iOS app (a minimalist, privacy-first meditation timer) almost 7 days ago. According to Apple's documentation, "90% of builds ar…

r/indiehackers ai app 2026-07-15
13
Founders love validation.

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Founders love validation.

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I'm validating an SEO product before writing a single line of backend code. Instead of spending months building, I built a landing page this weekend. The idea: Rather than overwhelming people with dashboards, what if they could simply ask: "Why isn't my homep…

I'm validating an SEO product before writing a single line of backend code. Instead of spending months building, I built a landing page this weekend. The idea: Rather than overwhelming people with dashboards, what if th…

r/microsaas dashboard 2026-07-15
14
I built an accent coach that scores every sound you say in under a second, fully offline (works in airplane mode)

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I built an accent coach that scores every sound you say in under a second, fully offline (works in airplane mode)

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Non-native speaker here. I could always read and write English, but when I spoke, people kept asking me to repeat myself. No app could tell me WHICH sound was wrong, so I built one. How it works: you say a word or sentence, and it breaks your speech into indi…

Non-native speaker here. I could always read and write English, but when I spoke, people kept asking me to repeat myself. No app could tell me WHICH sound was wrong, so I built one. How it works: you say a word or sente…

r/indiehackers app 2026-07-15
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The AI space has moved very quickly, and I got left behind. Here's what that looks like from inside a SaaS that wasn't keeping up.

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The AI space has moved very quickly, and I got left behind. Here's what that looks like from inside a SaaS that wasn't keeping up.

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A few years ago, we built an AI feature into the product that felt genuinely useful for what the other AI models could do at the time. You'd put in your website URL, it would figure out your target ICP and industry, suggest a messaging angle, write the messag…

A few years ago, we built an AI feature into the product that felt genuinely useful for what the other AI models could do at the time. You'd put in your website URL, it would figure out your target ICP and industry, sug…

r/EntrepreneurRideAlong ai app 2026-07-15
16
[The Desk] – I built a collection of tiny apps for everyday problems. Would one place for all of them actually be useful?

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[The Desk] – I built a collection of tiny apps for everyday problems. Would one place for all of them actually be useful?

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I kept running into small everyday problems that didn’t need another complicated app, subscription, or giant dashboard. So I started building The Desk — one place containing small, focused mini apps. Each app is meant to handle one specific problem and give y…

I kept running into small everyday problems that didn’t need another complicated app, subscription, or giant dashboard. So I started building The Desk — one place containing small, focused mini apps. Each app is meant t…

r/SideProject dashboard 2026-07-15
17
What if you could pitch your startup to Alex Hormozi before building it?

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What if you could pitch your startup to Alex Hormozi before building it?

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I’ve seen too many founders build for months before finding out nobody actually wants what they made. That’s why I’m building PitchFly . Instead of asking random people for feedback, you can validate your startup idea through different AI mentor personas insp…

I’ve seen too many founders build for months before finding out nobody actually wants what they made. That’s why I’m building PitchFly . Instead of asking random people for feedback, you can validate your startup idea t…

r/microsaas ai app 2026-07-15