... Wanted to share something I've been working on. Besides the MCP server stuff, we now have a CLI and a Claude Code plugin. Basically you can generate your indexed docs as a SKILL right into your project. Claude Code picks them up on its own. No setup, no config, works without internet. This came from people telling us "MCP is cool but I just want

... Product Hunt, I'm Sam Gatana, or @saemscodes . I built Number Our Days. The Problem I'm a Christian. I wanted to keep better track of my time. So I tried wellness apps. They all said the same thing: "Find your inner peace." "Focus on you." "You are the prize." And I kept thinking: there has to be something deeper than just me. What if the solution isn't inside me at all? What if it comes from ... ... Word? What if I 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

... everyone, My name is Jonathan, and I wanted to introduce myself to the community. I've been a long time lurker of PH, and after 2 years of development I'm finally ready to launch my product. Full disclosure, I'm not really sure how to get some exposure on this platform and this post is primarily to help with that. I saw this forum and figured it would be a good start. I'm a software developer with ... ... investor demands and bottom lines, but somewhere along the way I feel like software has become less and less about the people who use it, and more about what can be extracted from them. I want

... 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, self-assessment, and speech-to-text input. I wanted to break down how this app was designed and built in just two weeks, what problems actually mattered, and which decisions helped improve daily usage instead of just initial downloads. This Idea Usher review is meant to be useful ... ... journal consistently Writing feels time-consuming, especially during busy days Tracking personal growth feels abstract and unclear Daily affirmations feel repetitive after a short time Many apps overwhelm users with too many features The client behind Marital Affirmations wanted

... challenges rarely get discussed openly. Most conversations stop at feature lists, while the actual complexity lives in onboarding flows, edge cases, security tradeoffs, and operational scalability. CHIMAD is a digital payments and rewards platform we helped engineer, and I wanted to break down how it was built, what problems mattered most, and which decisions actually made a difference . Hopefully this helps anyone building something similar avoid a few painful mistakes. The Core Problem We Were Solving CHIMAD wasn t born ... ... operational problem. Businesses were using: One system for payments Another for coupons Manual processes for vendor onboarding Separate dashboards for reporting Meanwhile, users dealt with: Confusing redemption flows Inconsistent QR experiences Poor reliability in low-connectivity environments The client wanted

... Product Hunt I wanted to share a detailed build story around Quaha , a gamified learning app we helped design and engineer, because many founders here are tackling similar problems around engagement, retention, and scale in education and content-driven products. This is not a launch post or a promo pitch. It s a transparent breakdown of what we built, why we built it that way, what went wrong, and what actually worked the kind of information I personally look ... ... same recurring issues: Learners lost motivation quickly Progress felt invisible Rewards were easy to exploit Premium content leaked through screenshots and screen sharing Traffic spikes caused slow navigation and broken flows Offline users dropped off entirely They didn t want

... book from 1926 that sold 1.5 million copies. The book is called "It Works: The Famous Little Red Book That Makes Your Dreams Come True!" and it costs $4 . The entire method fits on one page: Write what you want Read it 3x daily Tell no one Sounds like manifestation woo-woo, right? Except... it kept working. Things on my list kept showing up. I was already tracking every payment that hit my account. Not for accounting. Just ... ... patterns, to keep my attention pointing in the right direction. Which months are strong. Where growth actually comes from. Then it clicked: what if I combined them? The List = what you want

... Memory Router to attach persistent memory to any stack. I love that this space exists. But I also kept noticing a missing piece in my own projects: Most memory solutions are great at storing facts and messages. What I wanted was a way to maintain an evolving user profile. Not just everything they ever said , but: - What s this user s communication style? - How advanced are they in this domain? - What are their stable preferences? - What events in their history ... ... actually matter? In other words: I wanted

... NotiSprite launched almost two months ago, and I wanted to share this update here as well. It has been meaningful to see real users who genuinely understand what I am trying to create. Real reactions, real feedback, and real appreciation for the artwork and the effort behind it. NotiSprite was also featured on Product Hunt, which honestly shocked me. I did zero promotion. None of my network even knew I was launching that day. I simply wanted

... Deal With That Vibe Clients Are Always Talking About Try it here:  https://aiimagegenerator.us/ So, I m a  designer  . Last week, I was working on a poster. You know the request. The client said they wanted it to have that vibe  . And that s when the nightmare started. Version one: Not bad, they said, but it s kinda flat. Needs more  pop  . So I open Photoshop, make some layers, mess with the curves, tweak ... ... does creativity have to die in an endless loop of make it a little brighter ? Why  can an AI only draw from scratch, but can t help me  edit  ? So I said, screw that. I want

... right? We were SO wrong. At first sight, it was intuitive. It s 1 button. Tells you what it does. Next to your cursor. Nothing to think or do apart from clicking it. But this was not what users wanted. They wanted

... heya PH community Simona here, part of The Founder Games , and I want to tell you a story that still feels a little unreal. Last year, instead of keeping our accelerator behind closed doors like everyone else we turned the entire experience into a reality show. Not scripted. Not polished. Not bro-entrepreneur YouTube hype . Just real founders , real pressure, real investor conversations, real crises, captured exactly as they happened. We gathered the 40 founders from our accelerator, put cameras ... ... Bosnia and Herzegovina) Gley (N.Macedonia) Think Shark Tank meets The Apprentice, but raw, documentary-style, filmed in the field, with no filters. Why we built this? Because accelerators are usually black boxes. And startup shows are usually fake. We wanted

... habit system inspired by consistency, compassion, and Kintsugi. Today, I want to talk to you about uLuup . Its name comes from you loop Let me explain the first reason behind this article: Last week, I completed 16 out of 18 days of a cycle. Seeing the progress made me genuinely happy. I finally felt like I reached a point where I could share this. Reaching around 160 users in the last 28 days also encouraged me. I want

... traffic was crazy. Newsletter features flooded in. Real customers started paying. For us back then, THIS was huge. But the best part? Our early customers taught us something we didn't expect. They didn't want a generic AI that just answered questions from their files. They wanted

... that a user could assemble their cart only with the lessons they really needed, without buying the entire online course. Reason for failure: Despite interest from users, unfortunately, the market was not ready for such a concept, and everyone wanted to buy entire online courses to be led by the hand to the desired learning goal. This is because it was easier and more familiar for people. State school and institutes formed such an educational experience for most people ... ... planet. A pivot towards selling any content at all didn't help the startup because there were already many strong competitors

... work. The existing screentime apps like Opal, Brick, and Jomo are very all-or-nothing. There's no middle ground where I felt I could stay informed without getting sucked back in by social media algorithms. I still wanted to go on YouTube to see what news channels were saying about international politics, but I didn t want

... will cover how to keep your momentum after launch as well as just getting some momentum rolling. I worked on this project every single day (even weekends) and through that have made some new learnings and discoveries that I want to share with you guys about how to make substantial progress. Chapter 1: The Problem of not progressing After launch, my goal was to get as much new people to try Rolyai as I possibly could. To do that ... ... tell a little bit of a story on what happend: I created tweets that almost no people saw. Then I got marked as suspicious on Twitter for no reason so even less people saw my posts. Wanted

... only lists the top 15 products from yesterday and at that time it was day 3. Success factors One week before launch I was done with the whole Application and already deployed it. At this point I just wanted to list it on Product Hunt. I started filling out the details. Then the section for pictures and videos came. At first I just wanted

... creative, but because current tools require you to speak "prompt language." Look at Midjourney galleries - stunning work... from prompt experts who spent months learning the syntax. Regular users? They type "make me a logo" and get disappointed. We wanted something that works like Google: - Search what you want

... looking for the same thing I was. GtrLib Chords found its place with serious learners and musicians, but I always felt there was room to go further to make the guitar learning journey more approachable for everyone. I wanted to go beyond just a chord library; I wanted

... Indie Devs I m Prithvi, maker of AppMaxxer an AI app intelligence platform for indie devs that doesn t cost an arm and a kidney. The Problem I spent weeks vibe-coding pretty apps no one wanted. Shipped a slick habit tracker zero users. Turns out timing is everything. I started reading social trends and app store rankings before building, and it finally clicked: pick recently viral, high revenue apps, then win with new features and geographies. Personal wins ... ... Most app-intel tools cost thousands a year this is priced cheaper than a meal. Check out the launch here and use the free promo code: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Your feedback is appreciated, let me know what features you want

... Want to read more write-ups like this? Subscribe to the Product Hunt weekly newsletter for a new one every Sunday My childhood dream was to build a real-life JARVIS, Tony Stark s AI assistant. And in 2021, it looked like I d have my shot. It was in between the launches of GPT3 and ChatGPT. We were starting to see things happening with large language models, and I believed that in the next few years ... ... people on the hardware team so that we could keep doing some experiments there. We had amazing people, including one of the best systems neuroscientists in the world. But we chose to do a clean cut. I didn't want

... They told us we d hear back. That night, nothing. I messaged the team, joking maybe they were just being polite because it was late in London. The next day, Gustaf emailed. He liked the team and idea but wanted to see more. He sent a link to book a second interview. I accidentally scheduled that one two days later too. The Yes Moment That second call lasted around 30 minutes. The questions were sharper. Our answers were stronger ... ... SigmaOS to build agentic workflows. But everything we tried broke. Building useful agents meant juggling tool calls, syntax trees, hosting, evals, and endless patching. Even our own internal tools eventually collapsed under their own complexity. Building What We Wanted

... made my first chrome extension using solely Chatgpt. I wanted to see if it was really possible for a non-technical person like me. I was really proud of myself, it inspired me to want

... also frustrated. Most of the current tools follow the same UX patterns and lean too heavily on prompting. That s fine if you re technical, but for non-tech founders or no-coders, it becomes a nightmare. I wanted to fix that. The 3 big problems I kept hitting: Prompt fatigue - One-shot prompts can get you 90% of the way, but as soon as you get into a convo with the AI you end up in bug loop hell ... ... infrastructure - Even if you do get a site out of an AI builder, what next? Hosting? DB? Forms? SEO? SSL? You re stuck duct-taping things together. Lack of flow - Most tools break the build-edit-ship cycle. I wanted