Hi PH! Anti-money-laundering PM by day, science-game builder by night 👋
Hi everyone! I’m Clement.
By day I’m a project manager in finance, working on AML/KYC (anti-money-laundering and know-your-customer checks). Over 12 years I’ve done customer service, client management, pricing and business analysis, so I’m used to rules that don’t forgive mistakes.
By night, my wife Aeneas and I build BioglowRX Sciences Learning. She’s studying health sciences, and her textbooks are brilliant but enormous. I made her a little periodic-table game to drill the elements. She asked for the next chapter, then the next one… and now there are 50+ free games and 5 virtual labs covering chemistry, anatomy, pharmacology, nutrition and health & wellness, chapter by chapter.
A few things I’m proud of:
🧪 You can titrate to the pink endpoint, focus a microscope or draw up a dose on your phone
🩺 149 patient cases where you work out the answer step by step
🎓 Certificates and diplomas from our completely made-up “BioglowRX Academy of Medical Sciences” (motto: Scientia per ludum)
We’re UK → US → now Spain base, and we just launched here looking for Founding Testers: people who’ll play, break things and vote on which subject we build next.
👉 https://www.producthunt.com/products/bioglowrx-sciences-learning
My question for you: what’s the one subject you wish someone had turned into a game when you were studying? I’m collecting answers for our roadmap 😄
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Welcome Clement, a game built for one person who kept asking for the next chapter is the best origin story there is. My vote for the roadmap: music theory by ear. Intervals, chords, why one progression sounds sad and another sounds like a happy ending. Textbooks explain it on paper, but it only clicks when you hear it and guess, which is exactly what a game does well. It sits close to your science sets too, sound is physics before it is music. And the made up academy diploma with a Latin motto is a lovely touch.