A few months back, I was in a car accident, and I am still recovering from residual pain - a herniated disk(neck, lower back), stuck in bed, weeks of physical therapy, and honestly, one of the things keeping me sane was social media scrolling. Except... I couldn't scroll without straining my arm, and keeping entertained felt like a struggle.
Entertainment shouldn't come at the cost of pain in any phase of life for anyone, so I built MomentSurfer an AI agent that scrolls Instagram (MVP Version) for you, hands-free. You tell it your interests up front; it scrolls automatically and skips content you wouldn't care about. No tapping, no swiping, just your feed flowing on its own.
It is not limited to people recovering; it also helps avoid doomscrolling. Swiping 100 times to find something interesting is no fun.
I wanted to share with people who'd understand that technology can be a savior if built for the right cause. Happy to share it and get your honest feedback from people who are recovering right now and facing something similar, who know someone who can benefit from it, or who spend hours scrolling through the feed.
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Three weeks ago I was a VC who'd never posted on Product Hunt. Today I'm two hours away from launching Crunchy, which I've been quietly helping to build.

I have 13 followers. I have spent more hours than I'd like to admit trying to figure out PH etiquette. I've had posts rejected, comments fall flat, and one or two threads that genuinely landed.

When we launched our first version of LayerProof, this community gave us incredible momentum, but the biggest gift was watching how you actually used the product.

We noticed a very specific trend: you were trying to dump massive, heavy CSV files into our slide maker (since our engine is built heavily around data visualization). We quickly realized that our Notion integration, while helpful, just wasn't enough for the true scale people were aiming for.

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