Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I built Stackrate because I got tired of posting my projects and getting "looks cool!" as the only feedback. Every indie dev I know has the same experience: Reddit is random, Product Hunt rewards launch-day networks, and friends are too kind to be useful. Nobody tells you your onboarding is confusing or your value prop is buried. Stackrate fixes this with a simple mechanic: review one app, earn credits, spend credits to get your own app reviewed. Reviewers must verify via GitHub or App Store — so only developers who actually ship can give feedback. Reviews are structured across UX, onboarding, value prop, and performance. Bad reviews lose credits, so quality is enforced by the system itself. It's pre-launch — I'm onboarding developers in small batches. The waitlist is live. Would love your honest thoughts on the concept. What would make this actually useful to you?

Stackrate

Dev-to-dev peer review. Real feedback from devs who ship.

Dev-to-dev peer review. Real feedback from devs who ship.