Shivam

Hi everyone, I am Shivam, the maker of MINO. We launched today.
If you keep switching windows to check a talking point, a checklist or a command, MINO gives those few notes a place at the edge of your screen. Hover to read. Double click to edit. Keep your place in the app you are using.
It is free for Windows and macOS, works offline and needs no account. Your notes stay on your device.
The short demo and launch are here:
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
You can download it at https://trymino.in/
What is the one note you would keep within reach? I would love feedback on whether the hover interaction fits the way you work.

Hey PH
Building this because I kept watching strong candidates fail English rounds with perfect written answers and weak spoken delivery under time.

What s different vs pasting into ChatGPT:
- voice + timer
- r sum /JD-aware questions
- scored report you can act on next attempt

Would love harsh feedback on the report quality. Demo: https://offerfluent.com/demo?lan...

Hey everyone I'm Atul, a software engineer and grad student in Computational Science at the University of Vienna.

I've always had this problem with studying with AI: it hands me the answer, I nod along, and a week later I can't do the problem myself. The struggle is where the learning happens, and AI skips it. On top of that, I was constantly juggling screens, from my notes to the chat and back.

So I've been building Pen Buddy, the note-taking app for the AI era. It's a notebook for Mac and iPad with an AI tutor inside it. You write with Apple Pencil or open a PDF or coding problem, and just talk. Buddy reads your page and your handwriting, then gives you hints instead of answers, so you work it out yourself. Every session turns into notes and flashcards.

I'm preparing to launch here soon. Until then, I'd love to hear from you: