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Hi, I'm Sinan, an indie developer from Turkey. I enjoy building desktop software that makes complex systems easier to understand. Right now I'm working on Pulse, a modern Windows diagnostics platform focused on privacy, local-first design, and a better user experience. I love shipping products, listening to user feedback, and improving them one release at a time.

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StashTemporarily park files. Drag them back when you need them.
Aug 2026

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Joined Product HuntJuly 26th, 2026

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2d ago

Pulse now supports MCP. What integrations would you actually use?

I just finished adding MCP support to Pulse.

Right now, an AI assistant can query Windows Event Logs, inspect hardware information, check system health, and access diagnostic data directly through Pulse instead of asking users to manually dig through Event Viewer.

I'm curious what MCP integrations would actually be useful in your workflow.

A few ideas:

p/pulse-58

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6d ago

What would make Pulse part of your troubleshooting workflow?

Hi everyone!

Pulse is still evolving, and I'd love to build it around real workflows instead of assumptions.

When something goes wrong on Windows, what's the first thing you usually open?

Event Viewer?
Task Manager?
Performance Monitor?
Reliability Monitor?
Something else?

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10d ago

If Windows had one missing file management feature, what would it be?

I built Stash because I kept wasting time moving files between folders or leaving them on my desktop "just for now."

Stash works like a temporary shelf for Windows. You can quickly stash files without changing where they actually live, then bring them back whenever you need them.

I'm curious:

How do you temporarily organize files while you're working?
Do you use the desktop, Downloads folder, or another workflow?
What's the biggest frustration you have with Windows File Explorer?