Best products of this year

Some of the projects I've been working on include: 📱 NotLate – A wellness app designed to help with overthinking and restless nights. 💰 ZapSpend – An expense tracker with receipt scanning, voice input, and CSV/PDF exports. 🚛 Trucker Diary – An iOS app built for truck drivers. 🎵 Duo Vinyl – A digital vinyl turntable experience for music lovers. As a solo developer, one of my biggest challenges isn't just building products. It's getting them discovered, attracting users, and figuring out what actually works after launch. 🌐 https://www.adribyte-studio.com/mobile-apps #IndieHacker #IndieDeveloper #iOSDevelopment #SaaS #Startup

HealthE AI helps you manage fitness and wellness with AI-driven calorie tracking, macro targets, and personalized workout recommendations. It lets you log meals by photo or text, then analyzes nutrition to set your caloric deficit and macronutrients based on goals like fat loss or muscle gain. HealthE AI also tracks hydration, offers a daily feed, and guides setup through a questionnaire so you can follow a focused plan and measure progress clearly. HealthE AI is coming soon!

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Put refund information somewhere a customer can find after checkout. The product page can explain the offer; the policy page can keep what happens after a charge and where to get help in one place. This is the current ViralCloner policy page: https://viralcloner.com/refund

Great to be here! For my product, I have just shipped the ability to comment and reply when you get it.

I'm building https://pickode.com, a browser extension that copies a section of any website as code you'd actually keep. It started from something I kept doing on client work. I'd find a section I liked, open DevTools, copy the styles, and end up with a wall of computed pixels and not a single media query. Pickode reads the page's original stylesheets instead, so you get the rules the author wrote, breakpoints and hover states included. You click a section and pick a format: HTML + CSS, React, Tailwind, Vue or Astro. It also pastes into Bricks and Webflow as native elements, and builds Elementor templates. Lately I've been reworking the Bricks export. A tester on Reddit sent me a page that looked fine on desktop and fell apart on mobile, and fixing it taught me more about how Elementor handles responsive layouts than I ever wanted to know. It's free to try on Chrome and Firefox.