GameSwap is a platform to easily sell and buy pre-loved videogames from other individuals. It solves a problem for each buy/sell side:

- a buyer spends time scrolling through ads and need to figure out if a)compare prices, b) location is within reach and c) item is in good condition. GameSwap let people see in one list for the game and location they want, all the offers sorted by price. A buyer is also often paying a premium for purchasing pre-owned items in retail stores.

- a seller can sell his game to a retail store but usually will get an unfair amount (or credit) for it. With GameSwap, he can a) quickly benchmark his price against his competitors, b) post his offer very very quickly and just wait for sms for doing deals.

- More features to come: 1) displaying psn prices and retail stores prices (for sellers to benchmark, and buyers to wonder if it's worth their time to buy pre-owned if new/digital is almost same price). 2) providing shipping intermediation: seller sends to us, we store and ship when a buyer wants it (commission based) 3) including console and controllers products.

Revenue generation options: 1) pay to post an offer (item to sell), like $1, pay only for offers above a certain price ($10), pay only for extra services in the future (benchmarking, shipping, etc.)

Trackly - it's Telegram bot which can send notifications about new upvotes and comments on any project from Product Hunt which you subscribe. Just send a link to the project on PH and bot start track it for you.

Now you do not need to refresh the page every minute to see the new number of upvotes.

Hi! My wife and I live work and travel the world in our Jeep Wrangler! We've been working on our blog and website for a few months now and are looking for any feedback you have on the UI, UX, speed, SEO, and overall experience on desktop and mobile! :D

The site is built using React on the frontend, Node.js on the backend with the Wordpress API serving as our CMS. We've found this setup gives us the most flexibility and performance.

What can we do to get a better website with higher conversation? 

We want to make our website better and easy to navigate through. 

In recent time, had a run at a startup as a minority partner. Learned and realised a lot about myself and the space in general as it burned down. Couldn’t stop me from writing ever since. 

As I led and worked on analytics there, I realised that the intersection between the two is one of the most misunderstood areas. My intention is to cover my personal take and insights on either or both of topics. 

I need feedback from analytical folks in startups and their views on design, content, quality and recommendations around the same. I would eventually want it to become a soundboard for analytical folks in startups buzzing around growth, data etc. 

Hey! We at Edji are looking for feedback on how well our site functions, and how logical the user experience is. We are a reading collaboration and analysis web app designed for use in the K12 classroom. 

I don't want to explain too much about how we work, because that is some of the feedback I am looking for: does our site explain itself well enough.

The core functionalities I would like to see put through the wringer are:

- Commenting on our demo reading
- Creating an account and creating your own reading
- Finding a reading on our Discover feed

Pharmenko is a cloud based service for pharmacies for inventory and sales management.

It also solves the purpose for owners who handover their shop to care takers and visit once in a month or visit rarely, to keep track of their sales and keep check on the performance of their shop. 

Powerful tools to debug, test & build with HTTP(S).

Beautiful, cross-platform and open-source debugging proxy, analyzer & client, with built-in support for tools from Docker to Android to GraphQL.

BitBulb is a coding idea generator, for those programmers who can not think of a certain type of project to make.

However, BitBulb is not just an idea generator, it also offers a wide range of tutorials in a variety of programming languages.

BitBulb is the cure to programmers creators block, a community and a stepping stone for people wanting to take a step into the programming community

Hi, I'm JP. Aulet, creator of roastMe,  the main goal is helping you to getting real feedback from users & experts, expose your

 ·  Products/App
 · Designs
 · Ideas
 · Website

to the world, receive critics ? suggestions ?. It will help you to improve it, validate, know the opinion about your design & get ideas!

As I launched roastMe in a week by myself, for sure I made mistakes & bad decisions (or not) but I want to improve some things and I want your opinion.

Which design you prefer?

Design 1: linear gradient

Design 2: two colors

I have a roadmap to include reactions, improve the visualization of the views and include more features for expert users (among others things).

• What can I improve on the website?
• You find some feature missing?
• Is the price too expensive? Too cheap?
• Design 1 or 2? (with linear gradient or not)
  

Thanks!