... Shipping this one nights and weekends as a solo dev. It's a golf career management sim, browser-based, free, no ads. You create a golfer, pick an archetype, and play through full seasons against a persistent AI field, training, tournament selection, and career arc all matter over time. Posted an early version to Reddit a while back and got honestly roasted, 0% retention, confusing UI, bugs everywhere. Fixed what I could, kept iterating, and it's in a much ...

... everyone, solo dev here. Built Rainy Day Golf because I love golf and love management sims like Basketball GM and OOTP, and nothing like that exists for golf specifically. Individual sport, no roster, no trades, just one golfer and a career, which turned out to be a genuinely different design problem than the team-sport games it's inspired by. It's free, browser-based, no install. Still rough in places, still actively fixing things based on feedback. Would love ...

... last manual step at low cost, and what broke. Four questions I would like input on For non-English-country makers who shipped English-language apps: what actually shifted your regional mix in the first eight weeks? Paid boost, SIM tricks, community seeding, something else? Has anyone here seen a small landing page outperform social channels for downloads in the first month? Or is that specific to certain categories? For solo makers running three or more products at once ...

... Drop that into @Cursor (mcpServers config), @Windsurf , or @Claude for Desktop remote servers, and you're done. We also listed it on Smithery for one-click connection. Two tiers: No API key - 6 demo tools, 50 total calls, 20 sim steps. Enough to run a real simulation and see what the server does before committing to anything. API key - all 49 tools, no caps. Architecture validation, chaos testing, multi-cloud cost comparison, RL agent training, AI-generated recommendations ...

... limitation. Back End: o The web provide API to access database o I use my free Android device to host this back-end. Because I don't use 3G/4G/5G, so _ In USA, I buy smartphone from network provider, remove SIM card and use Wi-Fi only. It is very cheap, only ~ $35 - $45 with (3GB - 4GB RAM phone) _ In Vietnam, the smartphone is much expensive but it is around $110 for (6GB RAM phone) I know that using my solution ...

... right division of labor. But the demand for tighter IaC integration is real, and the community articulated why: Ahmad's @blah_mad framing was precise 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 ... ... reward function, they become free reward. An agent trained on a simulator that doesn't model egress will drift toward chatty cross-AZ topologies precisely because egress looks free. The policy that emerges looks optimal in the sim

... value is getting reps in a safe space before it counts. my one question: how do you stop the ai partner from being too agreeable? real hard conversations hurt because the other side pushes back. if the sim stays nice it loses the point can you dial up the difficulty? good luck with the launch ...

... products. We're currently soft-launching Token Harbor and collecting feedback from early users. If you're working with AI APIs, we'd love to hear what challenges you're facing. Good luck with the project! Comment from Joe Sims(@simscon1): Thanks, Erika! Most of my projects start because I run into a problem and think, "I could build that," and BugNBrag was no different. It's great to connect with other builders doing the same thing. Wishing you success ...

... WhatsApp, Excel sheets, brokers, and referrals but follow-ups were scattered across phones and spreadsheets. So we started building DialMaster under ZEENGOCORP INNOVATION with a different approach: Android-first workflow The salesperson should work directly from their own device. SIM-based auto dialing No extra telephony infrastructure required. Offline-first architecture Field sales teams often have unstable internet. Zero data-retention approach Sensitive lead data should remain controlled by the business. Fast lead response Most conversions ... ... first few minutes after lead generation. Some interesting learnings while building: SIM

... Text-to-Code creates software. Text-to-App creates products. Today, we are launching Text-to-Labor. Meet Ownablee: The Sims meets Zapier. Hire AI workers, manage them in 3D, and fire them with a laser ...

... Hi everyone Arinc here, longtime PH lurker, first time posting. I'm a solo developer and the thing I've ...

... mobile games If you're in the games space and struggling with App Store visibility, I'd love your feedback. https://www.producthunt.com/prod... What is everyone else working on? Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Hey Bar ! Awesome background...NATO sims to Web3 gaming sounds epic. Your ASO agent for mobile games looks promising...I'll check it out. I'm building The Sponge, an AI-powered flashcard app with a browser extension that turns any webpage into study material using ...

... getting: suggestions, random messages, spam, and sometimes people you don t want to hear from. I started thinking about this differently. What if a messaging app didn t ask for anything at all? No phone number, No email, No SIM card, No username If there s nothing to identify you, there s no way to find you. That means: No one can randomly message you, No contact syncing, No people you may know , No spam or unwanted outreach The only ...

... needs some asterisks -> Multi-robot setups are experimental, which is a big gap for anything beyond single-robot prototyping -> Requires internet to process every prompt so your AI copilot goes dark without a connection, even for local sims -> Still early (v1.0.15 beta) rough edges are expected, but production teams should be cautious -> The 60% stat frames simulation as a problem to skip, not a skill to build engineers who skip that struggle badly at sim

... Landing in a new city is always that same mix of excitement and chaos you don't speak the language, your SIM card isn't working yet, and you're scrolling through blog posts from 2019 trying to figure out if that coworking space still exists. I built Sour Mango because I kept wishing I had one place that just knew visa rules for my passport, real Wi-Fi speeds at nearby cafes, what things actually cost, and tips from ...

... 200k+ predictions). Check it out here: https://atlas-stocks.com Planning to launch here soon!!! Would love any feedback from this community. Comment from Rian Robertson(@rianbrob): Wow,Santiago! Building a stock probability engine solo in 7 months with Monte Carlo sims and all those factors is seriously impressive...love how you scratched your own itch after losing on investments. Super useful for anyone trading. If you're up for it,I'm launching The Sponge on PH soon...an AI-powered ...

... eSIM store where you can pay with Bitcoin, Ethereum, and 300+ other cryptocurrencies. The idea came from a pretty simple frustration: I travel a lot, and I was tired of the whole "land in a new country, find a SIM kiosk, hand over my passport, wait 20 minutes" routine. eSIMs solved the convenience problem, but every provider still wanted a credit card and an account with my personal info. So I built something different. No account creation ...

... because they validated with surveys instead of money. Stack is intentionally boring: Next.js, Supabase (auth + DB), Vercel for hosting, Stripe for billing. The interesting part is the research engine underneath we scrape job boards, Reddit pain threads, and competitor reviews to identify niches where buyers are already spending, then package it into a report with a vibe coding blueprint so you can actually ship it. Permissions/auth is Supabase Row Level Security verbose to set up but rock solid once ... ... developer. My "co-founder" is AI. It wrote 90% of the code. Although it was expensive, I used OpenClaw + Codex + Opus. The hardest part wasn't the tech it was staying focused on what actually matters to users vs

... been building a browser-based life sim called Sentience and I wanted to create something that I feel like most simulation games lack. I need honest feedback before launch. What it is: You live a full life from birth to death, but with systems most life sims

... that compares plans across top eSIM providers in 150+ countries and aggregates verified coupons & discounts so you get the cheapest reliable data without the hassle. Whether you're a digital nomad hopping borders, a weekend traveler dodging airport SIM kiosks, or just someone who hates surprise bills, the goal is simple: instant connectivity + real savings (often 10-30% off or more with active codes). Here, I love to share and discuss: Tech & products eSIM innovations, best providers ...

... just shipped a big update on @eSIMo You can now get: Global eSIM mobile data International calls A second phone number All inside one app. No roaming fees. No SIM swapping. No contracts. Built for travelers, digital nomads, and business folks who move between countries. We re actively building this with the community, so I d love to hear from you: What else would you want to see added ...

... throws curveballs like funding dries up mirrors 2025's AI bubble bursts. Real hack: Build a 6-month runway buffer and diversify income (e.g., side gigs or open-source contribs). What's your go-to buffer strategy? Balance Morale vs. Metrics : Fire too many, and "employee revolt" tanks you. In reality, transparent comms during cuts can retain top talent think town halls or equity top-ups. But is "quiet firing" ever justified? Spill your thoughts. Leverage Automation Before Humans : Game ... ... replacing roles with AI. Spot on for 2026 tools like no-code builders are quietly saving jobs (or creating new ones?). Share any AI swaps that worked without backlash. Exit Gracefully if You Can't Win : Sometimes, the sim

... everyone Super excited as TeloSim is officially live on Product Hunt today. If you travel often, you ll get this - landing in a new country, no signal, and you re hunting for SIM cards or Wi Fi just to open Google Maps. That frustration is exactly why I built TeloSim . Instant eSIM activation in under 60 seconds. No KYC or documents needed, first provider with a zero KYC policy. 150+ countries covered for data, calls & texts. Black Friday Sale ...

... everyone I ve been working on TeloSim , a platform that helps people instantly get eSIMs for data, voice, and texts in over 150 countries no physical SIMs, no waiting, just scan a QR code and you re online in seconds. It s made for travelers, remote professionals, students, and businesses who want reliable global connectivity without roaming hassles or confusing plan setups. What makes it special is how simple it is you can activate your eSIM before you even land ...

... continuously delivering reliable, analysis-ready data. Comment from stas kaufman(@stas_kaufman): Honestly, the most frustrating part for me is having data scattered across too many tools. It always feels like half the story s missing. Comment from John Sim(@jrsimuix): A lot of the time, from what I ve seen with engineering data during migrations, the data entered manually is fragmented, poorly mapped, and often doesn t follow standards. AI can help clean up maybe ... ... Lunsford(@john_lunsford_phd): @busmark_w_nika   @querri  +1 this is such a critical issue as a founder where your reputation and its management directly impacts your fundability. Comment from Neelam Chakrabarty(@querri): @jrsimuix great points John Sim