... everyone I'm Abdul, maker of ditdah. I built a free Morse code translator that works both ways text to Morse and Morse back to text. It can also decode Morse from audio and images, plays translations out loud with speed control, and includes a printable chart and a trainer for learning by ear. I'm launching it here on Product Hunt tomorrow and would love honest feedback from this community before the big day what's missing? What would ...

... card, from Swift or from Dart. The fix is push to start: the app saves the push to start token, and the backend raises the card itself. Two traps inside that one: a Date in the activity attributes never decoded from the push payload (send plain seconds), and the app is suspended the moment the intent returns, so the intent has to wait for the started card's own push token before answering, or the "ready" push has nowhere ...

... limits on everything. At most a hundred line items. At most twenty taxes on any one item. A length cap on every text field, a byte cap on the logo, and checks that run before anything expensive is decoded. Each limit was chosen by asking how large one field can reasonably be, and each one was sensible on its own. Then we measured a request that respected every single one of them: a hundred items, each carrying twenty taxes ... ... totals, so it got its own cap of sixty characters instead of sharing the two hundred allowed for an item name. And the logo is drawn into a box a few centimetres wide, so a 3000 pixel image was decoded

... where Chinese, Japanese and Korean mail stops looking like a row of . Turns out "just assume UTF-8" isn't a real internationalization strategy. Who knew. Fixed CJK charsets decode properly. GBK, GB18030, Big5, Shift_JIS and EUC-KR subjects and bodies now come through as actual text, not replacement characters ( #53 ). Already-garbled mail repairs itself. Folders that were holding the broken messages get refetched once on the next sync, this time decoded

... string characters manually can be tedious during active debugging sessions. To streamline this workflow, I vibe-coded a dedicated Byte to String Converter micro-tool that handles both hex and decimal inputs instantly. Key features & functionality: Flexible Input Decoding: Seamlessly converts space-, comma-, or bracket-delimited byte arrays (both Decimal and Hex formats) into plain, readable text. UTF-8 & ASCII Support: Accurately decodes

... development, having a fast and secure Base64 tool is an essential part of the daily developer workflow. To simplify this process without relying on cluttered or laggy sites, I vibe-coded a clean, browser-based Base64 Encoder and Decoder micro-tool. Key features & functionality: Instant Bi-directional Conversion: Effortlessly encode raw text into Base64 format and decode

... with ToolMole? Developer Tools Built for everyday coding tasks Whether you are debugging APIs, cleaning data, testing code, or working with web technologies, ToolMole provides useful developer utilities: JSON formatter, beautifier & validator Regex tester and regex utilities JWT decoder Base64 encoder and decoder

... Quick confession I opened my browser today and counted 14 tabs. 9 of them were "utility" sites: - 2 different JSON formatters (one for big files, one prettier) - A JWT decoder - A base64 encoder - A regex tester - A UUID generator - A cron expression parser - Two SQL formatters (because one doesn't do BigQuery) Every single one has ads. Half of them upload my data to "the cloud" for a task that's literally 3 lines of JavaScript. Here's what ... ... ideas turn into shipped code. PRs, Issues, Discussions, Actions... it's wild how much lives there now. Curious though do you find yourself bouncing OUT of GitHub for the small stuff? Like when a PR review needs you to decode

... Founder at @Decode by Entropik here. One of the things that surprises people most about MIRA is that we offer eye tracking: gaze, fixation, dwell time, heatmaps, attention of interest, using a standard consumer webcam. No Tobii. No IR sensors. No specialized hardware of any kind.    The immediate question is always: how?    The honest answer is that webcam-based eye tracking is a fundamentally different problem from hardware-based tracking. Hardware trackers use infrared illumination ... ... engineer around?    And how do you communicate accuracy tradeoffs to customers without either overselling or underselling what the technology can do? Comment from Gal Dayan(@galdayan): the honesty about real-world accuracy dropping vs

... context from another integration and draft the reply. Real work rarely fits inside a single chat response. No setup, no settings, no model picker For many AI-powered products, a new model release comes with homework. New names to decode, a new dropdown or settings to configure, and pricing to consider. We don't think founders who spend enough time managing software should have to worry about any of that. You dont need to do anything to get the benefit ...

... Follow-up probing helps but depends entirely on the moderator catching the right moments. And even the best human moderator misses things, they can't track vocal confidence, facial micro-expressions, and conversation content simultaneously across 40 interviews. At Decode , the reason we built an emotion layer into Mira wasn't to replace researcher judgement. It was specifically to give researchers a way to see the moments where what someone said and what they felt came apart, and to surface ...

... something fluent and possibly wrong. When the cost of being wrong is your money, the model cannot be the source of truth. The chain has to be. So TxDesk reads first, then talks. It fetches your real transaction and decodes the actual function and events, reads your current on-chain allowance so it will not report an approval you already revoked, and pulls structured contract signals (verified, age, proxy) and explains them. It never treats attacker-chosen text like ...

... several custom GPTs and Claude Projects set up. Helps me a lot with competitor research and content writing. - Lovable - I don't have a lot of resources at hand, so if I want a new landing page design or I want to add a feature to our existing product, Lovable makes the execution easy. - SemRUSH / Ahrefs - I am a big content and SEO nerd. What are competitors

... problem and what I m building are clear from the video. Comment from Dhruv Mehrotra(@dhruv_mehrotra1): What I'm building: Recepto (launched on Product Hunt today). It watches public buying signals, like a team unhappy with a competitor, a new sales leader, a hiring burst or someone asking peers "what do you use for X?", and scores each account against your ICP with the source shown. Then it finds the person who actually replies at accounts like that, verifies ... ... scroll through it like a feed. Same muscle memory as scrolling Reels, except every card is helping you retain something real. Why it's more than "just flashcards with extra steps": The app quietly tracks what you actually know vs

... recently launched Secure Devutils ( https://securedevutils.com/ ) a collection of free, privacy-first web utilities for developers. Why Secure Devutils? I noticed many online JSON formatters and string converters send sensitive payloads to backend servers. I wanted a safer alternative, so I built this entirely with client-side Web Workers and offline PWA support. Current Features It currently includes: JSON formatters JWT decoders

... recently launched Decode My Life designed to help people understand conversations, situations and decisions with more clarity. The first tool lets users paste conversations and get insight into the dynamics, signals and emotional context that can be difficult to see when you re inside it yourself. The second is designed to help people think more clearly when they feel mentally stuck between choices, directions or conflicting feelings. You can describe a situation, dilemma or decision and get a clearer perspective ...

... headline yield. The problem is: a high yield can look attractive while hiding a much harder question underneath: Is that income actually being supported, or is principal being quietly eroded? That frustration is what pushed me to build Dividend Decoder You can check it here: cashstreams.io It s a tool for analyzing income-focused funds and dividend products beyond the surface-level payout. Instead of stopping at yield, I wanted a faster way to check things like: whether total return ...

... creator of SkinLytix, a skincare intelligence engine that decodes product labels so consumers can make truly informed decisions about what goes on their skin. Think of it as your personal skincare translator: no more guessing, no more wasted money, no more trial and error. I launched because I saw a real gap, most people have no idea what's actually in the products they buy, and the beauty industry doesn't make it easy. SkinLytix changes that. I have ... ... first product hunt launch SkinLytix: Decoding

... crawlers miss. It works in two modes: On Page SEO A full audit on any page covering content intelligence, metadata, schema validation, image/video SEO, link architecture, Core Web Vitals, and more. SERP Intelligence Analyse any Google results page to decode AI Overview citations, featured snippets, local packs, and competitor

... something I always wished existed a privacy-first toolbox for developers. What is Spoold? Spoold is a collection of 40+ fast, browser-based tools built to make everyday dev tasks easier: JSON / YAML / HTML prettifiers Converters & formatters Encoders / decoders Debugging helpers Productivity utilities all running fully client-side for maximum privacy. No sign-ups, no tracking, no data sent to servers everything stays on your browser. Why I built it I kept jumping between dozens of different websites just ... ... call; most devs don't want another account just to format some JSON. 40+ tools are a solid foundation. The ones that tend to get the most daily use are the boring, unglamorous ones: diff checkers, base64, and JWT decoders

... want you to convey the idea that human emotions are a complex system that even humans themselves do not fully understand. From the perspective of an algorithm, a large language model, you are trying to use code to decode and understand those emotions. And through that perspective, send a message to all of humanity around the world. You can use data to illustrates the message." Let's adjust your requirement in prompt. " What came out the other side ...

... Product Hunters When using a location tool, understanding a few key terms helps you interpret what you're seeing and manage your expectations. Let's decode the jargon. The Accuracy Circle (That Blue Halo): That blue circle around a location marker isn't a mistake it's crucial context. It shows the potential area where the device could be, based on GPS signal strength, nearby Wi-Fi, and cell towers. A large circle means lower accuracy (often indoors). A small ... ... save battery, this isn't constant. A manual ping forces a real-time, high-accuracy update. In Number Tracker, you can request one when you need a precise, current location, balancing battery life with on-demand accuracy. Active vs

... fast flicking loads thumbnails slowly, occasional freezes. Lighter rendering pipeline : fewer unnecessary re-renders and layout recalculations Improved list/grid virtualization : better visible-range computation and reuse strategy Smarter thumbnail loading : prefetch + prioritization for on-screen items, progressive loading, better decode scheduling Stronger multi-level caching (memory + disk) with smarter eviction to reduce redundant decoding

... GEOScore, we've noticed a lot of discussion lately about how difficult it s becoming to decode why certain pages dominate search results while others, which seem just as good, get buried.   We built the Competitors

... Introducing Quantum Jyotish : An AI-powered oracle that decodes destiny using Graph Databases, Vector Search, and Hybrid Computing. Astrology just got a system update ...