Most parking apps show you the rules for a street. ParkSpot shows you the streets with the best chance of an actual free spot so you stop circling and go where the odds are good. Free, ad-free, no login, built on Stockholm s open data. News See which nearby streets give you the best shot at parking right now Evening & morning combined into one automated view when to park, when to move Motorcycle parking Accessible parking Try it: parkspot.se feedback welcome, especially from Stockholm drivers.
Most car apps focus on just one thing: maintenance, fuel, or navigation.
SHIFT brings everything together.
Track your drives automatically, see distance, duration, speed and fuel consumption, log refuels and expenses, manage maintenance, and connect your car through OBD2 to access real-time vehicle data.
My wife and I have a small tradition: whenever our TV switches to a scenic screensaver, we try to guess where in the world it could be. It became something we weirdly looked forward to, so I thought, why not turn it into a fun little game that we can all play? :)
So, I built Viewdle. (Obviously inspired by Wordle)
Built for agency owners and team leads who run on Slack. Orchestra watches your conversations and surfaces commitments that have no owner before they go silent and become a client problem. No manual entry, no new workflow. It just tells you what's falling through the cracks. Orchestra
Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with work slipping between Slack and their PM tool.
One page journal is a peaceful/non-intrusive and good journal app for wellbeing. I would really appreciate it if you could try it out or even just follow or upvote me as I haven't been getting much web traffic/users Upvote or follow one page journal on product hunt See the product.
Hey PH Just launched my first product today Sotto. Try it: https://sottogames.com PH launch: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... Quick story: every Secret Santa app I've used (Elfster, MySanta, DrawNames) has the same flaw the organizer can always view assignments. Their "anonymous" gift exchange isn't actually anonymous. So I built one where the architecture makes peeking impossible: Server-side draws (Sattolo's algorithm + crypto randomness) PIN-gated reveals (bcrypt hashed) One-time view name burns away in 10 seconds No accounts, no emails, no tracking Even I can't see who got whom. That's the entire point. What I'd love your honest feedback on: Does the tear/burn reveal feel right or gimmicky? Is the "no accounts" approach trust-inducing or sketchy? Anything that feels off about the flow? Roast it if it deserves it
