vøiddo · on reddit
three devvit apps live in dev subs, queued for app review. seven more in the build pipeline before the 2026-06-30 funds window closes. one paused profile (u/v0iddo) waiting on api keys to do anything useful. this page is the honest map.
01 · live in dev subs · awaiting app review
each one shipped to its own dev subreddit on 2026-05-01 and submitted to reddit's developer review queue. running on devvit (reddit's official platform) — these aren't web embeds, they're real reddit posts you can upvote.
live
head-to-head content judging in pure pixel-art. two posts enter, one leaves with a higher score. arcade chrome, big numbers, unmistakable winner.
live
mod-tool brutalism for thread tldrs. one button, one pull, structured summary back in your sidebar. no decorative chrome — it knows what it is.
live
hand-drawn newsletter chrome for a subreddit's weekly pulse. cream paper, scribbled ink, a small print of what's going on while you slept. mods print and pin.
02 · queued for the funds window · 2026-06-30
each one gets its own brand-spec, its own visual personality, its own dev sub. no template re-skinning — reddit's funds program rewards distinctness, so we're shipping it. listed in priority order.
paste a marketplace listing, get an honest receipt — what's missing, what's vague, what's bloated.
mugshot lineup of similar posts in the last 30d before you click submit. saves the mods a lock.
sticker-pack flair suggester. read the post, pick three relevant flairs, mod confirms in one tap.
star-map of what your sub is actually talking about this week. constellations, not word clouds.
temperature gauge on a thread. when it spikes, the cooler suggests a cooldown — to the writer, before they hit reply.
index-card answers for the questions your sub gets every week. links the closest existing thread, no retyping.
welcome mat for accounts under 30 days. quick rules tour, a "what counts as a good first post" cheat sheet.
03 · real account · paused on api access
warming the account quietly while we wait for reddit's developer api decision (submitted 2026-05-01, expected 1-14d). built to post like a real person, not a bot. zero fabrication, zero karma farming, zero ai slop.
small studio building ai-flavoured tools, weird browser games, devvit apps.
it's a real account run by a real person (egor), warming slowly across ~25 subreddits where we actually have something to say. driving, rock music, history, indie games, dev work — egor's actual interests, no costume.
karma farming. automation across all subs. fabricated personal stories. family content. the warmer (when api access lands) will only post in our own product subs and reply where we already participate organically.
we filed reddit's developer/personal-use form, not the commercial-app form. we'll respect whatever rate limit they give us. if they say no, we keep posting manually — same cadence, same voice, just slower.
full honesty. as of 2026-05-01: the three devvit apps above have been submitted to reddit's app review and are technically not yet "approved for public subs" — they live in their own dev subs (where we're allowed to deploy without review) so you can see them work. apps 4-10 are in active build. the funds window closes 2026-06-30. u/v0iddo is a real account; the karma counters above show "—" because the account is intentionally low-volume until api access lands. we'd rather be honest about this than bolt on fake screenshots and pretend we're further along.