Arnold Oshenye

If you're a solo founder or a small team, getting real people to actually try your product, understand what it does, and give you honest feedback quickly enough to decide whether it's worth pursuing is incredibly difficult.

Paid ads guarantee reach, not genuine engagement or understanding. And traditional user-testing platforms are often built around the needs and budgets of established companies with UX research teams.

I'm building FindEarlyAdopter to address that gap: a marketplace where founders pay potential users to actually engage with their products, complete meaningful tasks, have a conversation with the founder and share honest feedback.

I m building MySiteSure for people who run their own websites. It s in private preview, and I d like feedback on the step between getting a report and actually fixing something.

The website-checking workflow lets you review findings and their evidence, then copy a fix brief for your coding assistant. You still make the change and check whether it worked. There s also a separate content workflow: choose a topic, edit an outline, and generate an article draft. You don t have to scan your site before writing.

One lesson from testing on our own Synclip site: a combined performance score could be mistaken for the separate mobile and desktop results. We clarified the label. That was a reporting fix, not evidence that the website itself got faster.

The overview and private-preview sign-in request are at https://mysitesure.com/. Requesting a link doesn t create an account or guarantee access.

Hi everyone, I'm the maker of Rombi Wardrobe, a free iPhone and Android app for the "full closet, nothing to wear" problem.

Most style apps try to sell you more clothes. Rombi does the opposite and works only with what you own: