Sayuj Suresh

Interesting, how does it connect to the VM from iPhone? does it ssh or just a message relay?

Hey Smugglers! Smuggl lets you share localhost without exposing it to the whole web. You can create an invite only links, see each visitor’s IP and country, and choose who to allow or block. Built for quick demos, previews, and feedback on local apps without opening everything up. Go try it out and have fun! Sayuj

Sup, A while ago I launched Macky with only terminal access to Mac. This way you can be claude coding from toilet. But since we all are vibe coding there is need to see how our app has turned out. So I added Desktop mode to check how your app looks like by going to desktop mode and seeing how it looks! It works by establishing a direct P2P WebRTC tunnel between your Mac and iPhone. It is secure...

Lol I need this so my boss doesn't see me endlessly doomscrolling on X

I built Pingy because I was tired of finding out about outages from X threads and angry messages from my customers. Every time AWS, Vercel, or OpenAI had issues, the flow was always the same. Something breaks, someone asks "dashboard not working?", 15 minutes of debugging, then someone finds a tweet saying the service is actually down. Every f'ing time. I'd love your feedback on what services...

Wow that's a cool app!

I realized something uncomfortable about my life. We’ve moved most of our lives online, like for banking, investments, subscriptions, crypto, cloud storage, etc. But what if someone needed to step in and manage any of it during a crisis? Not just access but clear instructions. So I built a tool for myself. A secure way to document digital accounts so the people I trust know exactly what to do...

I didn’t plan to build this. I was experimenting with AI on my Mac, and suddenly I had something that didn’t just suggest things it actually did them. It could use my browser, open my files, work inside my apps. Like a real assistant. It scared me a little. So I built Claudia with one rule: everything stays on your Mac. No cloud memory. No sending your life to a server. No weird integrations....

Hey, I made Slop because I was tired of scrolling and only seeing AI images.The app is just a feed of real human art from before generative AI. Built it for people who still like the motion of TikTok but don’t want the fake stuff anymore.

Hello Nerds, Steve Jobs said if you live every day like it's your last, you'll eventually be right. I realized if today was my last day, I'd honestly rather be using Claude Code/Codex than doomscrolling on the toilet. So I built Macky so I can do exactly that. It works by establishing a direct P2P WebRTC tunnel between your Mac and iPhone. It is secure by design. My server introduces the...

Howdy Product Hunt! I built Godsend because I was tired of paying monthly just to send emails. I wanted something simple that uses Gmail, lets me send and schedule bulk emails, and shows me if anyone actually opens them. Happy to answer questions, take feedback, or explain why I really hate subscriptions.