I'm Mehmet Ali, an indie developer from Turkey. I'm building Unutma an app that helps you stop asking yourself "did I lock the door?" at 3 AM.
The idea came from my own experience: too many mornings spent worrying about things I might have forgotten. I wanted a simple, calm app that remembers everything so my brain doesn't have to. One tap to log "locked the door," "took my medicine," "unplugged the iron" with timestamps, streaks, and optional location. No clutter, no stress.
Unutma also includes a password vault, todo lists, journaling, and more all in one place. It's live on Google Play and coming to the App Store soon.
We re launching ShowMyPhoto today an AI-powered photo sharing platform built for event photographers.
We built it around a simple problem: photographers can capture thousands of photos at an event, but guests often struggle to find the photos they re actually in.
With ShowMyPhoto, guests can scan a QR code, take a selfie, and use AI face recognition to find their photos in seconds. Photographers can then share branded galleries and deliver photos through WhatsApp or email.
I built Smart Journey to solve a frustration I constantly ran into while trip planning: endlessly switching between itinerary generators and manually mapping out stops in Google Maps.
Most popular baby tracking apps lock basic logging (feeds, diapers, sleep) behind expensive subscriptions or clutter the screen with ads during late-night feeds.
I'm currently developing a lightweight baby tracker focused on keeping essential daily logs 100% free and ad-free, with paid tiers reserved strictly for optional predictive analytics and long-term data exports.
Making a podcast is exciting. Shooting a vlog is exciting. Creating content is exciting.
Then comes editing.
Hours of raw footage sitting on a timeline.
Watching everything. Finding the good moments. Cutting the boring parts. Rewatching. Moving clips around. Finding the right hook. Adding captions. Exporting.
Recently a lot of obligations in my life started to pile up. I felt like time flies and that I never have time to finish anything.
Normal to-do lists didn't work for me because I don't feel where my time goes. That's why I built Arcadia - a tool that visualises your daily tasks on a 24-hour clock.
You simply add a task and it appears on your clock. You can even edit tasks, go into Focus mode or take a look at your insights.
For those who are curious, it's available here: https://app-arcadia.vercel.app
I've been heads-down on a side project called BitRecall and wanted to share it here before I take it further mostly because I'd genuinely value some outside eyes on the idea.
The core idea: We've all noticed how effortlessly we remember random stuff from scrolling Instagram Reels or Shorts a meme, a quote, a random fact zero deliberate effort, but it just sticks. Meanwhile, "studying" feels like the opposite: you sit down, force yourself to focus, and still forget half of it a week later.
BitRecall is my attempt to hijack that scroll mechanic for actual learning. You paste in your notes, a textbook chapter, or any content you're trying to learn an AI breaks it down into bite-sized recall cards and instead of a traditional flashcard app you have to "sit down and do," you just scroll through it like a feed. Same muscle memory as scrolling Reels, except every card is helping you retain something real.
We re Beta testing an API called Temporal Continuity that gives AI applications durable relational memory across interactions. If you build with AI, we d love for you to try integrating it and tell us what works, what breaks, and what confuses you.
We're preparing for our first PH launch and we think we've checked everything: page, visuals, first comment, demo, team briefed.
But "we think" is doing a lot of work in that sentence
I know this is probably the most asked question here, but I'm genuinely curious: those of you who've launched before, what's the one thing I should absolutely know before launch day?
