Show me your pearly whites 🦷

To celebrate the end of the year, we’ve been showcasing the most upvoted products from 2020 this week. If you missed yesterday’s list because of the holiday, you can catch up here. 👈

10. Hypnopedia is an iOS App that plays affirmations while you sleep. The goal is to provide regular discipline to maintain a user’s mental health by increasing self-confidence and self-awareness.

“I have been using the app for a few weeks and I can see some positive results already...Interesting concept and highly recommended for feeling positive and motivated throughout the day.” - Divyansh

9. Pearlii uses AI image processing to scan dental photos, taken at home with a smartphone camera. All you need is a smartphone, a mirror, and 10 minutes.

“Being a dentist I know that people avoid treatments unless there is a pain but with such a great app they will be motivated to get routine checkups with just a click.” - Nidhi

8. Open Peeps is a hand-drawn illustration library—a system of doodles. You can use them in product, marketing, comics, product states, user flows, personas, and more.

“A perfect solution to encourage visual thinking for people who claim they can't draw.” - Bruno

7. Plum Village is a free mindfulness app with Buddhist insights and guided meditations offered by Zen Master Thich Nhat Hanh.

“Wonderful app, both for those who have just started exploring mindfulness and for those who have put it into practice for a while.” - Emeron

6. ZELF allows users to send and receive money through messengers (Facebook, WhatsApp, Telegram and Viber).

“Making payments to my friends for coffee or beers is going to be easier than ever now.. and a great way to avoid handling cash in this post-Covid19 world we’re entering.” - Mauricio

We’re closing off the top 5 most upvoted products tomorrow. Stay tuned to see which products made 2020 epic.

The AI Dentist

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