ScreenFast — Test, vote, and decide—get instant feedback on your visuals!

How I Discovered the Problem and Built the Solution As a solo developer, I always struggled with one thing: getting clear, actionable feedback on my visuals. Whether it was a YouTube thumbnail, an app screenshot, or a social media ad, I’d end up juggling feedback across platforms. I’d post one version on Twitter, DM a few people the other, and beg for opinions in group chats. It was exhausting, chaotic, and honestly, I still never felt confident in the results. One day, while trying to decide between two thumbnail designs for a big launch, I spent hours tracking down feedback from different platforms, only to realize that most of it was conflicting or unclear. That’s when it hit me—there had to be a better way. Why wasn’t there one centralized place where I could share my designs, gather votes and comments, and get all the data I needed in an organized way? I couldn’t find the tool I needed—so I built it. With this A/B testing tool, I wanted to solve the exact problem I had faced: • A single place to share your designs and test ideas. • Votes, comments, and feedback collected seamlessly. • Options to keep tests private or make them public for broader insights. • The ability for public tests to include backlinks and even get featured on the main page for extra visibility. This tool isn’t just for developers like me—it’s for marketers, creators, designers, and anyone who wants to make data-driven decisions without the hassle. It’s built to save time, provide clarity, and ensure your content resonates with your audience. The feedback I’ve already received has been incredible. Users love the simplicity and the way it keeps all their data in one place. No more chaos, no more guessing—just actionable results. If you’ve ever felt the frustration of messy feedback, I built this for you. Let’s make choosing the right visuals simple, smart, and stress-free.

Wow! ❤️ I found myself on the third screenshot. 🙈😀 BTW, people really voted for black when I asked them which one is better.