... realized all my work would disappear in 30 days. So I decided: "I'll just build it myself." Claude Code deletes your session history after 30 days. Your work disappears. Unless you track it. CCgather preserves your journey. That's CCgather not to track limits, but to preserve the journey

... paid department. Not only is it buildOS with updates, its also my ever expanding dev library. Try The Template Method for yourself and watch weeks of work disappear. I went live December 1st. You can track my whole journey on X and decide for yourself if it works. #parksBIP and #parksTIP on X. Future build posts now on LinkedIn. Thank you for everyone who has supported me along the way. I really look forward to seeing what I can accomplish ...

... Just shipped version 1.6 with some big changes: App Store Link: https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/ai... New: Journal Mode (Beta) Chat with your AI companion about your day It asks thoughtful questions to help you reflect Generates a summary when you're done Mood tracking built in - see your patterns over time Add photos to capture moments Calendar view to browse past entries New: Feature Flags Every new feature now has a toggle in Settings. Journal

... could see His hand in my daily life as time actually progresses? What if I could track answered prayers, remember when He moved, and have real proof that He's been faithful? I wanted to visualize my faith journey. Journals

... lifestyle and wellness apps fail quietly, not because the idea is weak, but because users don t stay consistent long enough to see value. Journaling apps, in particular, suffer from drop-off after the first few days, even when users start with good intentions. Marital Affirmations is a lifestyle app we helped build that focuses on personal growth through daily affirmations inspired by Stoic philosophy, combined with journaling

... Gamer Goals Combine gaming and finance responsibly Use a predictable and secure currency Frustrations Volatile play-to-earn tokens Poorly designed economies Will values stability more than hype, and SCNV s design was built to earn his trust. User Journey Mapping Core journey

... them struggle with the same problem: people start strong, then quietly stop showing up. The issue is rarely lack of workouts or diet plans. It s motivation, personalization, and the feeling that the app actually understands the user s journey. RBT (Radical Body Transformations) is a digital fitness membership app we helped build in collaboration with Anthony Lolli, whose transformation story later became widely known through media platforms like Amazon Prime. I wanted to break down how this ... ... Problem With Most Fitness Apps Most fitness apps fail for predictable reasons. They usually: Offer too much content without guidance Assume users already know what works for them Focus on workouts but ignore motivation Treat fitness as a solo journey

... created this app with sole purpose to provide people with a tool that can reflect back to them what they are experiencing. As a user you can reflect and set goals as you normally would in a journal or habit tracker. VirtueOS gives you the ability to see the impact not in just one area of life but all areas. Life is not linear and neither is your journaling

... anytime, anywhere. Whether you re feeling anxious, stressed, overwhelmed, or just want to improve your emotional health habits, Healo offers you a safe and intuitive space for reflection, growth, and self-care. Through personalized AI conversations, mood tracking, guided journaling, and wellness exercises, Healo acts as your mental health companion not a replacement for therapy but a powerful everyday support tool. What You Can Do with Healo AI-Driven Mental Health Support Get compassionate, non-judgmental emotional support 24/7 Intelligent ... ... Conversations Chat with our AI to better understand and navigate your thoughts Guided Journaling

... wasting more credits on debugging and re-providing context. I feel like I've finally hit my stride with Claude Code I would appreciate any tips that you would have given yourself at this point in my journey. Thanks all! Comment from Bobby Renteria(@bobbydesign): @chandrshekhar_rawen  love it and I agree, I've been launching and learning as fast as I can. Just need more users to learn from :) Comment from Bobby Renteria(@bobbydesign): @vickigui  great points ... ... project scales or gains interest. I've hit double digit users and it feels early but I guess not too early to consider if it jumps to any significance. Thank you! Comment from Victoria(@vickigui): Love this journey

... couch, at our desk, in our camera roll and social feeds. Someday they ll only exist in memories, old photos, and a few fragile videos. I m building PetMovie.ai Pet Memorial & Movies around a two-way journey that tries to respect both: 1 Celebrate Life while they re still here This path is for the living side of the story: You upload a few photos of your dog or cat AI helps turn those into a short, cinematic, Pixar ... ... sharing this here I m using AI video models under the hood, but the real challenge feels emotional, not technical. So I d love feedback from other builders and pet parents in this community: Does this two-way journey

... today. We're building toward 10x better. And we're doing it by solving the fundamental problem: AI tools don't remember. Projects do. Where We Are Now (The Foundation): 1. Universal Platform Support Works with Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code + Copilot, Continue-dev , Zed, Windsurf, TabNine Your context follows you across 14+ AI platforms One unified memory layer for all your AI tools 2. Persistent Project Memory # In Cursor > Context Sync: Save decision about Zustand Decision saved: "Using ... ... need) Cross-team context sharing Time-travel debugging for project decisions AI that learns your project over time We're not selling you on perfection. We're selling you on the direction . Why We're Sharing This Journey

... just published one of the most honest and practical founder interviews we've ever featured in Unicorns Journal . It s the story of how Sergey Bakaev , co-founder of LovOn , raised $850K after hearing more than 100 rejections with no network and no previous fundraising experience. A brutally honest, step-by-step breakdown of what pre-seed fundraising actually looks like behind the scenes the pressure, the tactics, the mistakes, and the breakthroughs. Top takeaways: Fundraising = communication density 1 warm ... ... fundraising battles, co-founder search, early traction wins, or lessons from near-failures we d love to hear from you. Email us at editor@unicorns.club and we ll be happy to create a deep, meaningful interview with you for Unicorns Journal

... expect. We went in thinking the top product would land around 250 300 votes (on a Sunday) but three products crossed 300, and somehow we climbed all the way to the top. I wanted to share our complete journey, the real behind-the-scenes story, because I know many makers wonder what actually happens before and during a launch. The last 2 weeks: the real grind The two weeks leading up to launch were honestly the most intense days ... ... many founders, we realized how incredible this community is. Everybody was cooperative, supportive, and genuinely excited to help each other. We ended up getting 1-2 matching leads every single day , simply through conversations. That alone made the journey

... dance either, it's just life. The shame is that some brilliant products seem to get abstracted behind jargon and bad comms. I started my career in tech PR when you had to call busy tech journalists and pitch your story - you learn fast how to be clear and succinct, or risk getting $hitposted on Twitter (true story, the Guardian tech correspondent once called my pitch the 'straw that broke the camels back' online...). Well, I learned the hard ... ... framing shift depending on who I m talking to, and why they might care. Pitch With Context Once you know who they are, add some relevance. Yep, that means doing a bit more homework. If I m pitching a journalist

... journey in startups began 10 years ago, and I've launched 18 startups, most of which failed. Briefly on why they failed: 1. Contract Online my first startup in 2015, which was supposed to be an online service for remote signing of contracts for any transactions between individuals. A kind of analogue of a secure transaction. For this startup, I even managed to attract a business angel who invested $16,500. Reason for failure: I had two lawyers ... ... more familiar for people. State school and institutes formed such an educational experience for most people on the planet. A pivot towards selling any content at all didn't help the startup because there were already many strong competitors

... Postbrew is a space to explore coffee beyond the cup , not just what you brew, but how you think, share, and experiment around it. Our first big step toward that idea is here: Collaborative Journals. They re shared spaces where anyone can document brews, tasting notes, ideas, or experiments together. Think of it like a group lab notebook, except for coffee people. You can: Create a shared brew log for a bean, method, or theme Add entries together and compare ...

... wanted journaling to feel quick enough to actually stick with. Each trade takes under 30 seconds to log - just a few tags for emotions, strategies, and context. It stays structured without slowing you down. Over time, those simple tags link directly to your results, so you start to see which mindsets or setups line up with stronger performance. There s also an AI that quietly reviews your recent trades to surface patterns on your dashboard - helping you stay aware ...

... Introducing Big Journal Your Space for Reflection and Growth I'm excited to announce the launch of Big Journal

... concession stand at a hockey arena. Throughout, I ve maintained a fascination in how people think, feel, and engage with the world. Today, I m on Product Hunt to share STABILISE, a health and fitness app that integrates journal writing, mood tracking, local resources, and AI analysis. Our goal is to help users understand their emotions over time by helping them notice subtle shifts before they grow into something overwhelming. For people navigating mental health challenges, such as bipolar disorder ...

... with 20+ years of experience across the Bay Area, Europe, and India, working with Fortune 50s and startups alike. I began as a software architect and transitioned into product management and a visionary founder loved every step of the journey! Thrilled to be connecting with folks who enjoy exchanging knowledge and building meaningful relationships. Networking and learning from each other is what makes events like this so valuable. A quick milestone We just launched QIX 1.0 last night ... ... ideas! Your Feedback is most valuable as we use the concept of iterative building to build the best product for Performance and Security tests that the world has ever seen! Come and build with me! Be part of the journey

... been on this ride for a while and wanted to share our journey so far. Context: We are building @Friday this time AI will be in your personal life (FYI, not to take over a human's job), with an aim of taking you out of your digital world by a simple idea of making you go out and hang out with your people. (Again, not random folks, just people you like). Our Journey

... Product Hunt! I m Mahlon part of the small but mighty team behind SEEN:app, a private AI journaling companion that actually listens back. Most journaling

... Indie Developer: The Story Behind Voxly I quit my job last year to become an indie developer. Voxly is a project I built from scratch, alone development, testing, design, validation I did it all. Why Voxly? I kept abandoning journaling because "I didn't know what to write." Instead of forcing myself to type, I built a tool where you just speak your mind. Development Challenges: Voice recognition tuning: Spent countless hours testing OpenAI Whisper to ensure 95%+ Chinese accuracy ... ... Emotion analysis precision: Iteratively optimized algorithms so the system truly "understands" emotions Privacy vs

... Hello everyone, I'm Alex, I built Voxly, a voice journaling app for capturing emotions. As someone who always gave up journaling