Yeib's profile on Product Hunt

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Hi! I'm Yeib, an independent software maker building high-performance, 100% offline native Windows apps. My mission: zero-bloat tools that respect user resources, eliminate subscription fatigue, and use No Electron — only Rust & Tauri speed. I've built 7 native desktop apps so far: • Ambiencer: Soundscapes & live wallpapers for focus. • DesignLab: Graphic & UI design workspace. • PowerFolder: All-in-one suite unifying 4 standalone apps below: └ PDF Yeib: PDF editing & document management. └ Centinela Yeib: AES-256 encryption & vault. └ Conversor Yeib: Offline batch file converter. └ PowerActions: System automation & shortcuts. Always excited to hear what people think about native tech. Feel free to leave your thoughts below or reach out at yeib@pm.me :D

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Maker History

NeoTalkerUltra-lightweight TTS synthesizer in Rust & SVOX Pico
Sep 2026
DesignLabThe Swiss Army knife for designers and web coders.
Aug 2026
PowerFolderLightning-fast Windows File Explorer & privacy vault
Aug 2026
AmbiencerCreate your ideal atmosphere to focus, relax, or sleep
Jul 2026

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Joined Product HuntJuly 30th, 2026

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6d ago

NeoTalker - Ultra-lightweight TTS synthesizer in Rust & SVOX Pico

While modern TTS apps push heavy cloud AI and costly subscriptions, NeoTalker takes a radically fast, privacy-first route. Built with Rust and Tauri, it revives the classic, crystal-clear PicoTTS engine in an ultra-lightweight desktop app (~25MB, <50MB RAM). Features: • Featherweight footprint • Offline privacy: zero telemetry • Unrestricted exports: queue hours of audios to MP3/OGG/WAV • DSP vibrato & smart text normalizer • Nostalgic pricing: pay once, keep forever. Built for Windows by Yeib.

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1mo ago

DesignLab - The Swiss Army knife for designers and web coders.

DesignLab is an ultra-fast, native desktop suite powered by Tauri v2 and Rust, built to kill browser tab overload for creators and developers. Instead of juggling dozens of web micro-tools, DesignLab consolidates 18 essential utilities—from SVG cleaning and color extraction to a Bento Grid builder and cubic-bezier motion editor—into one sleek, offline-first glassmorphic workspace. Zero subscriptions, zero bloat, instant native speed.

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1mo ago

Skipping the infamous Electron: Why I chose Rust + Tauri v2 from the start

Building desktop software today often seems synonymous with giving away all your RAM to Chromium. With PowerFolder, I refused to follow that trend from the get-go. I never even considered Electron. Instead, I bet entirely on Rust + Tauri v2 right from the start. The performance leap is massive, and the technical reason behind it is super simple:

1 No Chromium & Node bloat: Instead of bundling an entire browser per app, Tauri relies on the OS's native WebView (Windows/macOS/Linux). The final binary is tiny, and idle RAM consumption is ridiculously low.

2 Rust Backend: While the frontend remains web-based, all the heavy lifting, file system access, and core logic run on Rust. You get Rust's memory safety with C/C++ level speeds, without a bloated runtime sitting in the middle.