Makoto Saito

Hi everyone 👋 and thanks for checking out LocQ! LocQ is built on a simple belief: the best knowledge about a place comes from the people who actually live there. With this launch, we redesigned the whole UX on Web, iOS, and Android — improved home feed, maps, and added the Residence Code system to surface trusted local voices. We’d love to hear from you: → Which city should we add more local...

The Jony Ive connection keeps me thinking that the device won’t be a “pin,” a “headset,” or a “Kindle-style screen.” Ive doesn’t repeat. He reinvents. What if the goal isn’t to remove the screen, but to remove the decision fatigue? A device that removes notifications, removes app jumping, removes FOMO — and gives you only what’s meaningful. Not a smaller iPhone. A calmer computer.

Super impressive work — the flow from prompt → screens → code export feels incredibly smooth. Curious: how are you handling design consistency across multiple generated screens? Huge congrats on the launch!

Congrats on the launch! Love the approach of using verified reviews only. Do you plan to let users filter by specific treatments or specialties? That would be super useful for nomads with ongoing healthcare needs.

Impressive update! GPT-5.1 feels more consistent in complex instructions. Any plans for exposing more granular control over the Thinking mode in the API?

Hi Product Hunt! 👋 I built AskSpot to connect people with real, local answers — not generic search results. Whether you’re traveling or curious about your area, you’ll get responses from people who actually live there. What makes it unique? You only see and answer questions relevant to your registered location, keeping answers authentic. Proudly a solo project — I designed, coded, and launched...