Like many of you, I noticed a huge problem when trying to manage multiple links, tools, and services in one place / managing SaaS tools efficiently. Most existing solutions were either overly complex, bloated with useless features, or way too expensive.
That s why I built huby.my a fast, clean, and intuitive way to connect, manage, and share your digital presence / streamline your workflow.
RottenFiles for Free! You know that feeling when you download something, tell yourself you'll sort it later, and then it just lives there forever? WhatsApp PDFs, random installers, screenshots you took for one Slack message. None of it worth keeping but somehow never worth deleting either. My Downloads folder had 500 files and I genuinely didn't know what half of them were anymore.
Couldn't find a tool that did what I wanted so I built RottenFiles (GitHub). You save throwaway files to a specific folder, and they automatically delete themselves after 7 days. If you actually need something before it's gone, you click Keep and it moves wherever you want. Do nothing and it disappears.
I've been building MetricSync as a solo dev because I kept seeing the same issue: people do not quit nutrition tracking because they hate the goal. They quit because the logging loop gets annoying or stops feeling trustworthy.
The current bet is simple:
cheaper than CalAI
3 day free trial
focused on faster logging and easier corrections
trying to make AI nutrition tracking feel useful after week one, not just magical on day one
I'd genuinely love feedback from anyone who has tried CalAI, MyFitnessPal, or Cronometer.
I kept sending job applications and outreach emails with zero idea if they were even opened. So I built OpenTrace a Chrome extension that notifies you the moment your email is read, straight from Gmail.
What it does:
Instant notification on open, with time, device, and country
Gray check when tracked, cyan double-check when opened, right in your Sent folder
Filters out your own opens, so it's real data
Never reads email content just subject and recipient I am solo dev building in public show some support guys i will post the link whenever it is ready i will take almost a week more.
I'm a student founder building Rpire, an AI email assistant that schedules meetings, drafts replies, and sorts your inbox. You approve everything before it sends.
I just launched a waitlist and I'd love honest feedback from the PH community. (you can write your feedback in the waitlist page itself if you scroll down just a bit)
Does this solve a real problem? What's missing? What would make you actually pay for it?
I ve spent the last ~8/9 months analysing micro-acquisition deals (mostly on Flippa, Acquire, IndieHackers, TrustMRR) with the goal of building a small portfolio on the side.
After ~700 hours reviewing listings, one thing became obvious: due diligence at this level is still very manual and fragmented.
So I started building a tool for myself to speed things up. The requirements were simple:
I've been building a desktop application called Secure Vault over the past few months, and I'd love to get honest feedback before I officially launch it.
## What is Secure Vault?
Secure Vault is a Windows application that encrypts sensitive files using AES-256-GCM and adds an extra layer of protection through USB key authentication.
