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.
We're a small team building Tixio, and for a while we were doing what most teams do- bouncing between Slack for chat, and for everything else we use Tixio (projects, documentation, wireframing).
I'm a student and I just launched ClickShrink today. I built it in 48 hours because I wanted a fast image compressor that doesn't upload my images to someone else's random server.
Key highlights:
100% client-side (your images never leave your computer)
I'm fairly new to photography, and editing was the wall: you shoot RAW because everyone says to, the file opens flat, and the fix is an editor with a lot of sliders. I'm a developer, so I built the tool I couldn't find.
RevelRaw classifies the scene on-device and ranks its 40+ presets so the ones suited to that image surface first; from there you fine-tune, compare, and export. It reads 24 RAW formats (Sony ARW, Canon CR3, Nikon NEF, Fuji RAF ).
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A few days ago, I wrote about why I locked myself in a room to build Mimic a native Android motion capture engine designed to give indie filmmakers their economic sovereignty back. No $2,000 suits, no corporate subscriptions, just a smartphone.
Today, I want to talk about how my team at ShardLabWorks just cracked the most notorious, unforgiving problem in the AI animation space.If you ve ever tried budget or AI motion capture, you know exactly what I m talking about: The "Skating." You import the raw data into your 3D software, and your character looks like they are sliding on ice. Their knees shiver, their ankles roll unnaturally, and the sheer amount of manual cleanup required makes the data virtually useless.
We ve all seen those launches that look like they re crushing it but end up with zero actual retention. I ve been looking at the data from our first 5 pilot campaigns at shipshared.link, and the reality is pretty simple: most of us are accidentally scaling "leaks".
We recently worked with an Education SaaS founder who hit a 5% signup rate which is a dream for cold traffic. But because we ran a Road Test first, the session recordings showed something brutal: his mobile onboarding was completely broken. He found that "leak" for $69. Imagine if he d found that out after hitting the front page of Product Hunt. The momentum would have been totally wasted.
Hey PH I'm a solo dev. I built Cadence because editing tutorials always took me longer than recording them. You record a guide as short steps (60s cap each), and it auto-stitches them into one clean MP4 titles, chapters, no timeline. Mac app, one-time price.
Launching here June 21 follow Cadence to get notified In the meantime I'd genuinely love feedback: what makes you abandon a tutorial halfway? That's the problem I'm trying to kill. cadence.dashovia.app
