Elin Sjöberg

As a non-technical founder, this actually caught my eye. I’ve played around with AI tools before but I usually get stuck between prompts, scope and figuring out what is realistic to build. The idea of having experts guide the process while AI does the heavy lifting sounds like a different approach. Curious how hands-on the guidance is during those 30 days.

What caught my attention about Kodingo is the focus on remembering decisions not just code. In most teams the hardest part isn’t reading files, it’s understanding why something was built a certain way. Treating that context as project memory instead of disposable chat history feels like a thoughtful direction especially for codebases that live for years.

I like this idea tbh. I have tried a few budgeting apps and they always end up getting weird or buggy over time. Doing everything manually and just keeping it stable actually sounds way less stressful. If it really “just works”, I can see myself sticking with it.

Need Online Tools has been really helpful for me. It’s 100% free no sign-up required and very easy to use. I especially like the RV Loan Calculator, it makes everything simple and clear. Great tool!

I’m kinda hopeless in the kitchen, lol😂. I never follow recipes right, and I always end up missing something. This looks like it might actually help me keep things simple without stressing. Thinking about trying it to see if it makes cooking less scary.

Hey Product Hunt 👋 I’m really excited to share MS Paint Online with you. If you grew up using Windows 95, 98, or XP you probably spent hours drawing, coloring or just goofing around in Microsoft Paint. Those were simple days full of small joys and this tool brings all of that back, right in your browser. You don’t need to download anything or install a program. You just open the site, and it...

How does MyLens AI decide which moments in a video are ‘key’? Is it analyzing the transcript, visual cues or a mix of both? And does the timeline get more accurate over time as people interact with it?

how does RusticAI ensure brand consistency when generating multiple product photos from different sources? For example if an eCommerce brand uploads several items with varied lighting and backgrounds does Rustic automatically detect and standardize the visual tone, lighting and style across the catalog?

I’ve had the same habit for years and completely get what you mean, most of the time you don’t even realize you’re doing it. I like that this app doesn’t try to “fix” you with motivation talk but just helps you notice the moment it happens. That alone can make a real difference.