I review your Side Project

Sharing it on social media and nobody signs up?

People come in once and never come back?

This is the place.

I go in as a user who found you on social media, but with the eye of a decade building product at startups: I don't just show you where your users drop off — I tell you why, and how I'd fix it.

Go ahead.

Send Seru.

Why me?

Nearly a decade building product at early-stage startups: first frontend engineer at a proptech, design at a Series A, a design system for 5 million patients. I've shipped my own side projects — I know what it feels like when nobody signs up. UX Engineering is exactly this: seeing where a product loses its user.

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It must be live in production and working. Before sending it, run the full flow yourself as a new user — if it's down or broken, the review loses all its value.

Just the audience it's aimed at (e.g. freelance devs, local gyms). Don't tell me what it does or how it works — I'll discover that myself, like any user arriving from social media.

Does it bring in revenue? Roughly how much per month? "Nothing yet" is also a useful answer.

Test account, invite code, special password, a guide to get in… If the core flow sits behind a paywall and you don't give me access, the review stops there.

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What a review looks like

A real side project and the full review I recorded — end to end.

The side project

RevisaMiCV

Who it's for

Latin American professionals actively looking for a job

Revenue?

Not making money yet

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