... been iterating on DevCleaner - a Mac menu bar app that scans dev junk (Xcode DerivedData, simulators, node_modules graveyards, Docker/OrbStack/Colima bloat, Homebrew caches, AI tool caches, etc.) and lets you clean safely with risk labels. The last couple releases ( 1.6.1 + 1.6.2 ) are mostly about project hibernation - archiving dead side projects off your SSD instead of keeping 30 GB on disk because "setting it back up later is annoying." The problem I was solving I keep old repos around ... ... says e.g. "Cleaned Cursor caches - freed 1.2 GB". Pricing / what's free Free: scanners, menu bar clean, Docker prune helpers, restore from archives Pro (14-day trial): project hibernation / archiving - yearly or lifetime Download: devcleaner.app If you run a graveyard

... Someone commented on our launch:  "the gap between 'wrote it down' and 'actually did it' is where every note I've ever taken goes to die." That's the whole reason Buddy exists. I have a graveyard of half-thoughts in my note app that never became anything. So, genuinely curious: where do  your  notes go to die? Notion you never reopen? A Slack message to yourself? Sticky notes? Tell me your worst one Comment from Maxence ... ... Thank you so much for creating something that will actually mean something years down the road for all of us. You are very kind. Comment from Maxence Legu ry(@maxence_leguery_podtech): @tech_solver_digital  Ha, "the ultimate graveyard

... favorites, but I also work with other ones like Claude for reports and other complex tasks. Comment from Prashant Patil(@prashant_patil14): Mine would be: ChatGPT / Claude brainstorming, debugging, research, and turning rough ideas into working solutions. VS Code where most of my web scraping, automation, and data engineering work happens. Playwright probably my most-used tool for browser automation and modern web scraping. PostgreSQL because scraped data isn't useful unless you can organize and analyze it. Gmail client ... ... from mono.(@shakutovbekzat): Here s my stack for building mobile apps today: Antigravity + Codex (AI Agent): Switched to this setup recently. Previously, VS

... Product Hunt I m Florent, co-founder & Head of AI at Gravity Capital. We built Gravity

... learning. It s just doomscrolling in a suit [Prompt]. The Physics of Forgetting Forgetting is the universal pain point. It happens because information enters your brain passively and leaves the same way. Your "Read-it-Later" app is a graveyard , not a library. If you want to actually keep what you read, it has to cost you something. In my world, we call this the Cognian Philosophy : Every piece of information you encounter should cost you a thought. The "Annoyance ... ... your reaction even just one sentence. That is the toll. By forcing you to articulate a perspective, you aren't just storing text; you are encoding memory. You don t forget things you ve thought hard about. Stop Building Graveyards

... everyone While working with Claude Code in VS Code , I ran into a small but frustrating workflow issue. For months I ve been using Antigravity , which allows you to select code and press Ctrl + L to instantly send that snippet as context to the agent. Even better, you can repeat this multiple times in the same message, and the UI provides context chips that let you trace the referenced code easily. However, when I started using the Claude Code VS

... deliberate step we want to take in the coming weeks. We started Voiden as a tool we wanted for ourselves: a minimal, offline-first API client that works with plain text, no accounts, no cloud sync, no SaaS gravity. Just something that respects how developers already work. Open sourcing feels like the right next move, but I ll be honest: it also raises a lot of questions for us. We have talked to many devs who strongly believe tools like ... ... this should be open. At the same time, we are thinking carefully about: how to structure the repo and contributions how to balance direction vs

... Professional Side Project Graveyard Digger  . If side projects had tombstones, my backyard would look like an overgrown cemetery. Here lies A-Copy-Of-XYZ-But-Just-Nobody-Use #17. Here lies It-Will-Be-A-Better-Canva. Here lies Definitely-the-Next-Notion. (I still put flowers on that one sometimes.) For years, I ve been stuck in the endless loop of: get idea hack it launch quietly abandon repeat. But this time I finally crawled ... ... dirt. I recently built a product just to help me get the hell out of this loop... into another kind of loops, shippable outcomes, real evidence, solving real user pain points, and actual momentum. No more graveyard

... honest: manual copy-paste is an insult to productivity. I had hundreds of valuable Kindle highlights trapped in Amazon's ecosystem. Useless. It's a digital graveyard for knowledge. You read, you highlight, and the ideas die there. So I built Kindle2Notion . It's a simple, no-BS browser extension that fixes this permanently. It extracts all your highlights, notes, and book covers. Sends everything to a Notion database you control. 100% open-source. No servers, no fees, no data ... ... Check it out, I'm looking for brutal feedback. Product Hunt Page: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Install Directly (Chrome Store): https://chromewebstore.google.co... See the Code (GitHub): https://github.com/tuliosousapro... My question for the Product Hunt community: What other "digital graveyards

... spatial arcade shooter built natively for Vision Pro. Lock on with eye-gaze and pinch to fire in a 10 10 100 ft volumetric arena (Room, Arena, or full Immersive Galaxy view). Custom gravity solver, headset-anchored HUD, and a fresh AI-scored soundtrack. Why it s different Controller-free eye-gaze targeting that actually feels precise Real-time gravitational

... because finding out your biggest threat exists only after spending months building is soul-crushing. The problem: Google shows you 10% of your actual competition. The other 90%? Hidden in app stores, Reddit threads, indie hacker forums, and startup graveyards you'll never find manually. What we built: An AI that acts like 100 researchers working in parallel. Give us your idea in plain English, and in 4 minutes we'll surface: Direct competitors

... Gravitas Dark Matter is (as far as we can tell) the first controller-free, eye-gaze space arcade shooter for Apple Vision Pro. You stand inside an e.g. 10 10 100 ft play volume, look to lock, pinch to fire. It runs in Room, Arena, and Immersive Galaxy modes, with a headset-anchored HUD and a custom gravity

... recently launched Gravitate AI an AI-powered productivity assistant designed to help solopreneurs, founders, and creators stay focused and organized without friction. What it does: Smart task planning & journaling Daily AI suggestions to stay aligned Available on Web, Mobile, and Desktop Minimal UI + fast workflows + synced experience I built everything myself (design, code, deploy) while managing marketing and branding too. It's been a journey, and this is just the beginning. If you're into productivity tools or want ... ... support a solo founder I d love for you to check it out: gravitateai.app