WillMakes.tv app reviews

Built something worth putting on stream?

Send us your app, tool, or ambitious experiment. Selected projects get a practical, honest walkthrough live on WillMakes.tv.

How it works

01

Submit the signal

Tell us what you built, who it helps, and where we can try it.

02

We kick the tires

We look at the first-run experience and the details that matter.

03

Take it live

Selected apps get a useful, honest walkthrough on stream.

Submit an app

Give the review enough to work with.

Working links, a short demo, and a clear note about what you want feedback on are more useful than a perfect pitch deck.

Frequently asked questions

Useful answers before you submit.

What can I submit?

Apps, tools, websites, games, AI projects, and ambitious experiments are welcome.

How many submissions can I make?

Up to three different entries per submission cycle, each with its own context.

Will every app be reviewed on stream?

Submissions are reviewed as part of the App Reviews segment; selection and timing depend on fit, readiness, variety, and stream time.

Could my review be used elsewhere?

Featured reviews may be considered for a future WillMakes.tv contest or related feature. Any contest terms will be announced separately.

Do I need a finished app?

No. Prototypes and work-in-progress projects are welcome when there is enough to try or discuss.

What kind of feedback can I ask for?

You can ask about onboarding, usability, positioning, pricing, bugs, accessibility, or any other specific question you want explored on stream.

Submission rules

Keep it useful, safe, and ready for a public conversation.

The rules are intentionally lightweight. They protect you, the audience, and the stream while leaving room for interesting work.

  • Submit work you own or are authorized to represent.

  • Keep submissions safe, lawful, and suitable for a public stream.

  • Do not submit malware, phishing tools, exploits, abusive content, or anything designed to harm people or systems.

  • Do not include passwords, private keys, confidential information, or unsafe test access.

  • Being featured is not guaranteed, and a review is not an endorsement or security audit.

  • Future contests, if any, will have separate terms and eligibility rules.