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Review a job board where devs hire creators to review their apps

reviewder · Instagram, TikTok, YouTube · Reviewder is a new marketplace: developers post paid review jobs for their apps, websites and games, creators apply with their own price, and the two deal directly. No commission. The board is young and this job is posted by reviewder's own maker (tobulab), so yes, it is a platform paying for a review of itself. Please say that plainly in your video. What to do: sign up, browse the board, try applying to a job as a creator and posting a job as a developer. Tell viewers honestly what is confusing, what is missing and whether you would use it again. Ideal creator: indie-dev, SaaS or "tools I tried" channels, or creators who already review small apps. Please label the video as a paid review.

Critique a worked solution for a PE Power exam question

PhasorPrep · Instagram, TikTok, YouTube · Each PhasorPrep question comes with a step-by-step solution that shows the units and explains why each wrong choice is wrong. One sample question is public today: a transformer fault-current problem on the homepage ("See a full worked solution"). Posted by the maker (tobulab), not an outside customer. What to do: work the sample question yourself first, then open the solution and tell viewers whether the method, units and explanation would help someone studying for the exam. Name one thing that is unclear and one thing that is good. Ideal creator: someone who has passed or is studying for the PE, FE or a similar engineering licensure exam. Please label the video as a paid review.

Review free PE Power exam calculators (fault current, voltage drop)

PhasorPrep · Instagram, TikTok, YouTube · PhasorPrep is a new study site for the NCEES PE Electrical and Computer: Power exam. Eight free engineering calculators are live: fault current, voltage drop, per-unit converter, transformer, three-phase power, power factor correction, symmetrical components and motor-starting voltage dip. Posted by the maker (tobulab), not an outside customer. The paid parts of the site are not open yet. What to do: pick 2 calculators, run a realistic example, check the result against a hand calculation or a tool you trust, and tell viewers whether the inputs, units and explanation were clear. Say what you would change. Ideal creator: electrical engineering educators, PE or FE exam study channels. Please label the video as a paid review.