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one campaign that caught my attention on testdrive was @vibecodefun_ i’ve always liked the idea of building my own app, but getting started can be the hardest part. 🔗 vibecode.fun discovering vibecodefun made me interested in exploring what other builders are creating and learning from their projects. what i enjoyed most was the idea of having a place to discover apps, get inspiration, and share what you’re working on with others. sometimes seeing what someone else has built is all the motivation you need to start working on your own idea. that’s what makes @testdriveso interesting to me. i get to discover products i might not have found otherwise and explore new possibilities.

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it’s been an incredible experience indie hacking on @testdriveso and even better getting paid for sharing feedbacks @stanleybystan has by far been my best product tested. My reason is cuz it acts like my go to virtual assistant for every of my daily needs From my niche activities, to my schedule reminder and others. I’m never behind in my to-do list because of this tool check out more info on it here, incase you’re curious: https://x.com/veetor4x/status/2099507807397560522 you should give it a test drive and see for yourself xD

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One of my favorite TestDrive experiences was AgentCut I liked the idea that i could turn a simple prompt into a video through a coding agent Testing new tools and sharing honest feedback is what makes @testdriveso worth coming back to Cheers to 50 campaigns and 1,000 reviews🎉

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One TestDrive campaign that really stood out to me was ShotStudio by @klein_more88816 . What I liked was how simple the idea felt: I could take a screenshot and turn it into a more polished frame image without having to do everything from scratch. I enjoyed exploring the tool because the difference between starting with an ordinary screenshot and seeing it presented as a proper frame made the whole process feel surprisingly useful. It was one of those TestDrive experiences that made me think, “I can actually see myself using this.” 50 campaigns and 1,000 reviews is a solid milestone. Glad I got to be part of it. @testdriveso

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50 campaigns and 1,000 reviews on @testdriveso My favorite one: AgentCut by @deifosv One prompt to my coding agent: make a 15s promo for TestDrive. Claude Code worked 22 min, built 6 scenes, placed 16 sound effects on the cuts, and every layer stayed editable on the timeline What made it stick: it checked its own frames and told me what was weak. No music bed, because I ran the helper with shell off. An agent that names its own gap is rarer than a nice render The video is that promo. It counts to 49, the number on the site when I made it What I like about the format: you have to actually use the thing, and the catch always ends up in the post

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My favorite @testdriveso experience was the campaign for my own product, ShotStudio (shotstudio.online). I got feedback from people who actually tried the website, and they pointed out issues I hadn't noticed while building it. @rikventure also helped me work through several of those issues. That made the campaign valuable to me not just for exposure, but because I could use the feedback to improve my product. Thanks to @emaann28, @airdropfamer_ and everyone who took the time to test it!

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