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The App Store shows downloads, revenue, crashes. Fine as a pulse check. Not enough if you care what people do inside the app: which paywall they hit, whether they finish a session, whether a feature even got used.

For Briskly I built a small event tracker and a private dashboard for that. It works. I m just not sure it s the smartest use of solo time, or if there s a simpler setup most people use.

Three months ago, my co-founder and I quit our jobs to build Meridian full-time. We wanted developers to have a tool they could actually inspect, control, and trust.

Meridian is an open-source, local-first AI work journal. It runs on your device, captures the work that usually gets forgotten, and drafts worklogs and Jira updates for you to approve. Your data stays with you.

You helped us reach #1 Product of the Day. Now we re going for Product of the Week. If open-source software matters to you, support Meridian and tell us what you think.

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

We spent three months building an open-source, local-first AI work journal that captures daily activity and turns it into clear timelines, worklogs, and updates. Yesterday, the Product Hunt community helped it reach the top position.

Thank you to everyone who supported the launch, shared their experience, left a comment, or recommended Meridian to someone else. The launch is over, but the work continues. We are reviewing what people shared and improving the onboarding, activity timeline, and drafted updates.

If you have tried Meridian, we would value hearing honestly what worked well and what still feels unclear.
GitHub: https://github.com/Meridiona/mer...

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

We're putting together the next release and I'd rather build what you actually need than what I think you need. Candidates on the table right now:

SSH key authentication for SFTP connections (today it's password-only)

Custom themes beyond Light/Dark

Hello Folks

Aymo started as one place to use every major AI chat model without paying for five separate subscriptions. People kept asking for the same thing with images, so we built it.

I ve been thinking about this while working on a product involving transactions between people who may not know each other.

A seller can complete 30 successful transactions, but the next customer may still know almost nothing about that history.

The obvious answer is to show completed transactions, ratings or reviews.

But that creates another problem.

A recurring question during our Product Hunt launch was: What if I forget Capsomnia is still keeping my Mac awake?

Today I m shipping the first answer: an optional auto-off timer in Capsomnia 3.0.0.

Choose 15 or 30 minutes, 1, 2, 4, or 8 hours or any custom duration from 1 minute to 24 hours. When time runs out, Capsomnia:

1. turns Caps Lock off,

I know there's a p/introduce-yourself topic here on PH, but let's be honest nobody actually meets anyone there.

So let's do it here.

We did it!

Adomate finished as the #1 Product of the Day on Product Hunt.

A huge thank you to everyone who supported us, upvoted, commented, and shared. Your support made this possible.

I just opened Banquish discord server. Feel free to join and say anything!
https://discord.gg/9dNVnyXHJ

We re excited to announce the launch of Apocalypse Mode.

Watch the video:

One of the teams using MonoCloud made a decision most founders are too nervous to make: they turned off passwords completely.

no fallback, no 'or create a password instead.' passkeys by default, magic link as the backup, done.

here's what actually changed after they did it.

Some days I genuinely feel burned out & wonder what being a marketer is supposed to mean

This week alone I've been trying to get SEO/content moving. Then creating social posts so that the content gets traction.

One of the experiments we tried while building Clipto MCP ended up being way more fun than expected.

We had indexed around 1,000 clips from Elon Musk interviews in Clipto. Instead of giving Claude a specific editing task, we basically asked: What would be something fun to make with all this footage?

If you enjoy using @Raycast like me, you may have wanted it for years. The team collaborated with @nuphyteam to build a low-profile mechanical keyboard for instant access to your favorite commands.

• 14 custom keycaps

• Dedicated Hyper key

• Silent linear switches

• Made for macOS and Windows

Every day another AI meeting assistant launches ( @HyNote AI is launching today ), but most of them miss the real dealbreakers for power users:

• Privacy risk: Sending sensitive business calls and client data to third-party servers.

• Social friction: That awkward "Notetaker Bot" joining the calendar invite and killing the vibe.

• Cost: Stacked monthly subscriptions that charge per user, per minute, or per call.

By moving speech-to-text fully on-device, you eliminate cloud privacy concerns entirely your confidential audio never leaves your machine. Plus, capturing system audio natively across Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams means zero bot invitations cluttering the meeting link.

Hey everyone

Small release, but it fixes something that was quietly making a whole column useless.

Prelint is live on Product Hunt today!

We'd really appreciate your support. If you have a moment, please check it out and share your thoughts.

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Every upvote, comment, and share means a lot.

I've just finished a pretty substantial UI refresh for CodexBar Lite and I'm using it myself before shipping it.

The functionality is largely the same. The focus this time wasn't adding features, it was making the app feel more polished while staying true to its original philosophy:

• Minimal

• Privacy-first

• Native macOS

Before I hit release, I'm curious: If you were testing a menu bar app, what's the first thing you'd notice or judge?

Followings are coming soon!

• panel customization

• mobile element capture

• Device syncing

Tell me any features you'd like to see in Banquish!

Growati 2.0 automates the work between editing and publishing a YouTube video thumbnails, titles, descriptions, chapters, metadata, review, publishing and performance tracking.

I ve always found it interesting how different people s careers can turn out compared to what they originally studied.

Especially in the startup and tech world, there are so many people building products in fields that have little to do with their formal education.

So I m curious:

What did you study? And what are you doing now?

One thing I love about Murmell is how fast you can move with AI agents.

I launched 10 Claude Code sessions in Murmell and built whoisthegoat.lol in just 25 minutes, from idea to live deployment.

One question I always have around a Product Hunt launch is how do you actually measure whether it was successful?

Teams spend weeks preparing for launch day and coming in the top 5 is obviously one way to look at it but I am curious what other signals people pay attention to. For those who have launched before, what did you look at afterwards to decide whether the launch was actually worth the effort?

Aaaaaaand we're live !!
Cristiano Ronaldo ? Satoru Gojo ? Donald Trump ? Minecraft Creeper ?

Elite your goat and bid on it.