... gives you a financial overview of your spending with a calendar and stats and graphs. We allow users to add 10 subscriptions for free or unlimited for a small monthly or annual fee. The app store blurb: Sublime helps you take control of your recurring subscriptions in one beautifully simple app. Track every subscription you're paying for streaming services, software, gym memberships, and more. See exactly what you're spending and when each bill is due. TRACK YOUR SUBSCRIPTIONS ...

... Product Hunt community! I've been building Sublime Traders for 7+ years, and we just launched a complete AI platform for crypto traders. I'd love your honest feedback on the concept and execution. The problem i'm trying to solve: Most crypto traders lose money not because of bad analysis, but because of poor risk management, emotional decisions, and lack of systematic planning. Trading groups just spam signals without teaching you how to trade. What I built: AI Plan ... ... fish instead of just giving you fish. Free tier available - No credit card needed: 10 AI trade plans/month, 10 journal entries Unlimited risk calculator What I'd love feedback on: Does the "tools + education" approach make sense vs

... coffee. Unless it's evening, which is pretty common when I'm vibe coding, and then it's tea. In terms of themes, I've been digging catppuccin wherever I can use it. I know there are extensions for @VS Code @Cursor and @Windsurf . I've mostly been working with @Claude by Anthropic in @iTerm2 and it's available there too. Their website has a huge list of places you can use it. For music, I almost always go jazz ... ... note: My name is Jake, not Jack. For some reason, I get that mix up pretty often! Comment from Jake Crump(@jakecrump): @catt_marroll  Fun fact! @zenorocha from @Resend created Dracula. He's also did a video with @VS

... discover some new products I hadn't seen before. I'm also just a big fan of desktop apps over web apps. I find it a lot easier to stay focused when I'm flipping between apps vs flipping between tabs. These are the apps in my dock: @Google Chrome - Pretty basic. I've really been considering switching over to @Horse though. @Slack - The de facto option. @Superhuman - Maybe the fastest I've become a fan of a product ... ... this point, based on research and Steve's info, I'm convinced I should switch to Obsidian, and I'm just procrastinating on switching from Bear. Comment from Rajiv Ayyangar(@rajiv_ayyangar): @steveb  Still a huge fan of Sublime

... while it's generally nice to use and fast, I've got two main gripes: 1) It's too slow to take notes on desktop (I'd love keyboard shortcuts to open it from anywhere) - I often default to @Sublime because it's so fast to open (yeah, I'm still using @Quicksilver as a launcher... I'm a dinosaur) and I love the editor / know lots of keyboard shortcuts. I write in markdown then use a Sublime

... Started working on a "productivity" tool quite recently, and I am trying to understand your pain points better, thus the question. I'll start. I've been using Todoist for task management, and Notion + Sublime Text for note taking. What I like: - Easy to add tasks. (Todoist) - Somehow customizable UI. (Todoist) - Local pricing parity = Extremely cheap for me (Todoist) - Absolute freedom (Sublime

... maker, we often scribble a lot of things. Be it an idea, some todos, any link we found on the internet, or maybe a code snippet. Most of the time I use sublime text to scribble things. What do you use to scribble something? Currently we are working on Whatnote, a browser first notepad with zero learning curve. (https://www.producthunt.com/upco...) , so trying to understand the thoughts from the community ...