... Product Hunt I'm Tushar, a solo developer based in India. I've been building quietly for a while and finally decided to show up here. What I'm building: Tempadora an Android app for road trips, bike rides and adventures where the journey matters more than the destination. You record your route as you go, drop hotspots along the way (hidden viewpoints, local food spots, campsites, trail entrances anything worth stopping for), and publish it so other travellers ... ... discover and navigate the same journey. The core idea: India has incredible roads

... before deploying an agent-generated IaC change, he wants a "handoff receipt": source sim run, changed resources, blast radius, rollback path. The episode history and final config are stable today. Blast radius as a named field is on the roadmap. The CI integration pattern came from the community, not from us. Jimmy Xu @jimmy_benhsu synthesized it: use Cloud World Model for the bulk of integration tests to catch resource saturation and cost surprises, then gate merges with a lightweight ... ... this design looks cheaper until you price the cross-AZ chatter, then it isn't", that's the day it tells people something they couldn't already guess. Egress and cross-AZ cost modeling is now moving up the roadmap

... Roast my AI news bot be honest. I built it because I was spending an hour every morning switching between 20+ browser tabs to monitor energy news. Built it in 2 weeks, now turning it into a service. What it does: Monitors 300+ sources in 22 languages AI filter removes noise and duplicates Auto-translates foreign sources Delivers to Telegram bot 100k+ articles processed without interruption Try it yourself write /search to t.me/ainewsdemobot (energy news archive, results ...

... homepage actually explain what we do in 10 seconds? - The 'AI Engineers for Hire' angle, gimmick or genuinely different? - Pricing clarity, especially for the mid-market tier Page: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Website: https://aihive.global/ Will respond to every comment. Roast it if needed, more useful than polite nods. Thank you everyone Comment from Nolan Vu(@nolan_vu): @getosmo  will definitely run the stat as subhead, that combo makes sense structurally. skimmers need the proof before they even decide whether ... ... subhead right beneath it that gives a skimmer the proof before they even scroll. Curious which variant wins; would love a follow-up once you've run it. Comment from Anuj(@getosmo): Took a proper look (aihive.global) - honest roast

... directly from Claude. We think it's pretty good but we've been staring at it too long.  So we're doing something bold: we're handing over full access and asking you to roast it. UI/UX, pricing, positioning, features, whatever: the harsher (and more useful) your feedback is, the better. But not the name, we're stuck with it for now lol. Here's how it works:  Go to https://reachrobin.com/ and choose Get Started Use code ... ... for standard outreach package to get full free access for 3 days.  You can pull real leads, run a real campaign, then come back and tell us what you actually think. Drop your roast

... admit the line is blurry, and I've talked myself out of good ideas by calling them "just one customer" when I should've listened. So where do you draw the line: how much of your roadmap do you actually let customers decide, and how do you keep that from turning into building whatever the loudest person asked for last? Comment from Farrukh Butt(@farrukh_butt1): I think customers should influence the roadmap

... about notes. It clicked for me because everything is plain markdown files that just live on my disk. No account, works offline. What actually makes it useful is linking notes together. My whole SlimSnap launch sits in one vault: roadmap, every customer question from launch week, a running log of what I posted where. They link so I stop re-deriving the same decisions every week. One catch. It's only as good as the habit. Empty vault ... ... Reflect @LM Studio Discord Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): @busmark_w_nika  Had to be done! Comment from Thomas.(@tedavis): Recently it's been: Ferguson (my own landing page auditor, it's been insightful auditing so many landing pages!) VSCode

... built with Flutter and Dart. It scans your local project directories for critical vulnerabilities, unpinned dependencies, and hardcoded secrets entirely on-device your source code never leaves your machine. Because standard static analysis tools are incredibly boring, we built "Roast Mode." The second the app detects a severe security flaw, it triggers native macOS trackpad haptics and uses a local voice synthesis engine to sarcastically mock your code mistakes out loud until you fix them. Standard lifetime access will retail ... ... through SENTINEL-BETA-1050 directly in the app. Check out the pre-launch page and lock in your notification for tomorrow: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... I'd love to hear your thoughts on the local engine or what kind of roasts

... tools to build my projects: 1. **Cloud Lock-in & Costs**: Constantly paying subscription fees for cloud-based AI tools where I don t own the execution flow. 2. **Context Fragmentation**: Dispatched AI agents frequently "forget" the broader roadmap context or what they did in the previous step. 3. **Data Privacy**: Reluctance to upload proprietary codebase directories or idea drafts to external databases. That s why I built SoloMap: a **local-first AI roadmap

... about Product Management, but we rarely talk about Product Value Management - the actual practice of closing the loop between what we think is valuable and what the user experiences as valuable. Instead of chasing the next feature on your roadmap, how do you audit the value of what s already live? What s your framework for killing features that sound great on paper but fail in reality? Let s chat in the comments-how do you make sure ... ... building value, not just noise? Comment from Shawn Idrees(@shawn_idrees): @deangelo_hinkle  For me, the best roadmap

... everyone, if you give nocal a try, we'd love to hear your feedback here, or feel free to email us at inquiries@nocal.app . I also wanted to share a preview of the roadmap that should take us through the summer. We are largely driven by user feedback, so please feel free to give ideas, weigh in, etc. By priority: Calendar defrag (Automatically surface and execute opportunities to better stack meetings and reclaim more focus time Write-to-local. Point nocal ...

... look like a 2005 spreadsheet? Is "Data-driven validation" just something people say they want but never use? Don't be polite. Be the co-founder who tells me my baby is ugly. I m ready for the roast ...

... Makers! I've spent the last week building RoastMyLanding an AI trained to think like a cynical designer to find "Trust Leaks" in SaaS landing pages. I just hit 96 audits today, and the patterns of why pages fail to convert are becoming very clear. The top 3 issues I'm seeing: The "Hero" confusion: Founders explain what it is, but not why the user should care in the first 3 seconds. Ghost Towns: Zero social proof or "faceless" testimonials ... ... that don't build trust. Hidden CTAs: Buttons that blend into the background. I am 4 audits away from my 100-audit milestone before I ship a major "Value-First" update tomorrow. I'd love to roast

... thought we knew We assumed enterprise customers wanted the same things as our small business users, just more of it. More security. More control. More features. We never talked to them. We read blog posts. We looked at competitor pricing pages. We guessed. Here's what we missed: Procurement cycles. Enterprise deals take 6-12 months. We had 30-day sales cycles. We weren't built for that. Security reviews. We needed SOC2. We didn't have it. Customers asked ... ... always wrong. Every enterprise feature we built was based on assumptions. Every assumption was wrong. We should have talked to 10 real enterprise buyers before writing a line of code. We didn't. 3. Your current customers are your roadmap

... charge hits their bank account. I was one of them. So I built something to fix it. Here's what it does: Tracks all your subscriptions in one place Alerts you before anything renews Gives you a monthly roast of the ones you're wasting money on Example roast

... experiment 2 weeks ago. Control group : a two-hour roadmap review meeting. Six people in a room (virtual). We debated features. We argued about timelines. We discussed dependencies. We left feeling productive. Test group : We fed the same roadmap

... While building TravelAnimator , we kept noticing the same feedback again and again. Most apps (including ours earlier) draw straight lines between two points when you create a route. It works but it doesn t feel real. Road trips cut through mountains. Hikes go across lakes. A lot of our negative reviews were actually about this. People wanted routes that follow real roads

... built GitRoast as a fun experiment to ship micro-tools for developer workflows and seeing what finds an audience. This is the fun one - free Roast! All it needs is your user, not saving data - just fun. Hope it will make you laugh and not cry. :-) https://gitroast.bodhiforge.io GitRoast reads your GitHub profile repos, languages, commit patterns, contribution graph and delivers a brutal, funny roast

... Rankfender , we've identified clear patterns. Certain content types get cited 3x more often than others. Here are the 7 content types that win AI citations with real examples you can steal. First, the data: Content Type Citation Rate (vs. average) Best For Comparison pages 3.2x higher "X vs

... Does a global leaderboard for "driving etiquette" sound like a fun challenge or just another stressor? The Data: What s the one metric that would prove to you this isn't just another "tracking" app, but a genuine utility? Roast the product , tear apart the thesis, or tell me about your commute below. Comment from Mhastar(@mhastar01): This is a fascinating concept! You're right, the commute is a huge, un-optimized part of the day for so many ... ... leaderboards...I'd chase that $4 commute win. Leaderboard feels like a fun flex, not stress...top 5% rewards sound legit. Key metric for me: Breakdown of savings by habit (e.g., "braking cost you $1.20") vs

... Hello everyone I m from HFG ENTERTAINMENTS , and we ve just launched our new single-player Android escape game called Red Road: Room Escape What is Red Road

... down, everything becomes stressful at once. You don t know who to call, how long it ll take, how much it ll cost, or even if you ll be understood, especially when traveling or in a different country. Most roadside assistance still relies on phone calls, unclear pricing, and blind trust, while service providers deal with idle time and inconsistent demand. What I built TowTurk - a real-time roadside

... Votap a mobile app where people can vote on politicians and news and see how public sentiment shifts over time (think stock market style signals, but for opinions ). I ve decided to publicly document something a bit crazy: Road to 1,000,000 Votap users Starting now, I ll be sharing daily updates here about: how we re trying to acquire users what works (and what completely fails) experiments with ads, organic content, and community growth product decisions driven ...

... Product Hunt community! I m excited to share Speed Camera Alerter UK, a small Android app I built to help UK drivers stay aware of speed cameras on the road. Whether you re commuting daily, exploring new towns, or on a long road

... everyone, I m Numan I ve been building marketing products for a while, and today s a special one for me I just launched Roas Video on Product Hunt. A little about me: I run a marketing agency, and for the last couple of years I ve been trying (and failing) to launch software because developers kept disappointing me. Eventually, I stopped waiting and decided to build things myself. Roas