Is your project worth saving?
You built it. You're not sure if it's worth the server cost. Let strangers decide — and find out if you were wrong.
⚡ Recent Submissions
Decided community verdicts and past submissions.
Tranzfr
Tranzfr is a mobile application designed for group travel expense management, built with React Native/Expo and Supabase. I've recently coordinated a beta testing phase, but now I'm on the fence about a full public launch. The expense-splitting market is notoriously crowded, highly competitive, and very difficult to monetize effectively. Is it worth pushing past the beta stage and fighting for user acquisition in such a saturated space, or should I kill it before investing more time and effort into polishing and marketing?
Traqcker
Traqcker is a SaaS platform designed for fundamental and quantitative stock analysis, specifically focused on micro and small-caps. Technically, the platform is ready (deployed and with digital payment systems integrated), but I'm at a crossroads regarding market validation. The financial niche is tough, technical, and very specific. I don't have real traction yet. Is it worth continuing to invest time and effort in marketing to attract this particular investor profile, or will the customer acquisition cost be too high for a solo indie project?
How it works
Decision paralysis is real. Let a jury of fellow builders inspect your statistics and make the hard call.
You submit the data
Tell the community about your project, metrics (revenue, DAUs, cost), and your own honest verdict.
Strangers vote
The community votes BUILD or KILL blind to your opinion. You get unbiased, unfiltered feedback.
The flip happens
After 14 days, the vote locks. If the community disagrees with you, the project is officially flipped.
Is your project worth saving?
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