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Our first-ever Product Hunt Makers Festival has been a celebration of creativity with teams and individuals from all corners of the globe coming together to launch something. Our showcase last week had close to 100 projects across our six themes: social impact, remote workers, voice and audio, health and beauty, inclusion and brain stuff. Makers also built awesome products outside the six categories!
We were so impressed with all of the projects that came out of this yearβs Makers Festival. In fact, we're already planning the next one π
So without further ado, here are our winners and the runners up in each category:
Social Impact π
Cultural Fit is a collaborative list of cultural traits that make you love your workplace
Runners Up
Firebusters is a tool that automatically reports fires (as small as a tree!) to pinpoint its exact location
The Incredible League of Makers is a community for people to build and launch things that solve the world's problems
Voice & Audio π£
What would you choose is an Alexa Skill for the Makers Festival
Runners Up
Shuffl.fm is a music assistant that uses hands-free playback and discovery
Voice Lightshow lets you ask Alexa to start a light show
Health & Beauty π
Lab Lyfe is an app that offers guided self-experiments in diet, wellness and lifestyle
Runners Up
Keepin' it feel is a reflection exercise is for understanding your emotions
Therma lets you track symptoms and medication for your loved ones
Inclusion π
Femake provides lots and lots of data on female makers
Runners Up
YC Census is an incomplete census of Y-combinator startup batches
Handsfree.js is a drop-in library to create computer-vision powered handsfree interfaces for the web
Brain Stuff π§
Teeny Breaks is a Chrome extension showing you one mindfulness tip based on science every time you open a new tab
Runners Up
21 Days MVP provides a starter kit to create and validate your idea in 21 days or less
Paper List syncs your paper and electronic to-do lists
Remote Workers π»
Yelling Across Cubicles is like walkie-talkie for remote teams
Runners Up
My Timezone Is makes it super easy to update and share your current timezone
IndieWorkspace shows you the desks of other indie makers
Other π€·ββοΈ
200 Words a Day wants to help anyone be a writer, 200 words at a time
Runners Up
Eureka is a web app that allows employees to put forward suggestions within their company
Stomp is a tool that helps you backup your email subscribers from email marketing platforms
Upvote Bell is a dashboard for your Product Hunt projects where you can see a chart with upvote stats
Congratulations to all and thank you to everyone who participated!
ICYMI: If you want to work at a promising startup, this list is a great place to start. Itβs a roundup of the latest βhigh potential and high growthβ companies on a breakout trajectory (and a lot of them are hiring). π
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