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6mo ago

Pre-launch feedback wanted: would founders use an AI wearable to remember conversations?

Hi PH

I recently introduced myself here as an ex-CMO of nearly 20 years, now building something I personally wanted as a founder/operator.

The problem: founders and SMB owners make important decisions everywhere-meetings, calls, coffee chats, commuting, trade shows, and quick conversations on the go. But a lot of that context disappears before it ever reaches our tools.

We re building Memoket: an AI wearable + software system that captures real-world conversations, summarizes them, connects context across time, and turns them into tasks, notes, and follow-ups.

All your referral links. One modern profile.

Referral links and codes end up scattered across notes, old messages, and random apps. I wanted something more modern, so I built Everette Affiliate.

Sites and apps like PayPal, Freecash, Polymarket, Robinhood, Uber Eats and many more offer rewards for referring people. That is the scattered mess I wanted to simplify.

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2mo ago

Bytesweep 2.0 — Your Mac, finally understandable.

Hey Product Hunt I built Bytesweep because I was constantly wondering where all the storage on my Mac was actually going. My Mac would say I was running low on space, but figuring out why was a completely different story. So I started building Bytesweep. With Bytesweep 2.0, you can visually explore your Mac s storage in different ways Treemap, Folders, Sunburst, Flame Graph, Bubbles, Mind Map, Top Sizes, and Age Map. But I wanted it to go beyond just showing files. Bytesweep can monitor your Mac and tell you when something changes. You can also ask questions like: What got bigger this week? That was one of the features I really wanted for myself. Instead of digging through folders every time, I wanted to simply ask my Mac what changed. And then there s the MacBook Notch. I thought, why should the Notch just sit there? So I built part of Bytesweep around it, giving it a useful place to surface information and interact with your Mac. Bytesweep isn t meant to be just another delete junk files app. It s about helping you understand what s actually happening on your Mac. What s new in 2.0 MacBook Notch experience Multiple storage visualizations Storage change monitoring Notifications when things suddenly change Ask Bytesweep questions about your Mac A bunch of improvements across the app We re launching with a $5 launch price until September 30. After that, it ll be $19.99. If you try Bytesweep, I d genuinely love to hear what you think especially what you think we should build next. https://bytesweep.app Thanks for checking it out
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4mo ago

3 New Additions for the SmartRolePath

We just shipped three things we're genuinely excited about. First, a free career discovery quiz, no login required, that uses AI to match your actual interests and answers to real careers, then checks live job demand in your specific location before showing you results. Not another 8-question personality sorter. Second, a free career transition calculator for anyone who already has a target role in mind: it estimates realistic transition time, cost, and salary change based on your current situation. Third, SmartRolePath is now live in 12 countries, with localized job data and currency, not just a translated version of the US experience. All three came directly from people telling us they were stuck choosing a path, or stuck figuring out if switching was worth it. Would love your feedback, especially if you try the quiz and the result feels off or spot on.

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4mo ago

I built a B2B AI SaaS in 4 months using ONLY a 4GB Android phone (0 coding). Today we are live! 🚀

Hey everyone!

Most founders here have insane tech stacks, dual monitors, and perfectly optimized setups. I had a very different reality.

Over the last 4 months, I built my startup entirely from scratch without a computer. I structured, prompted, and put together every single piece of the app using only a 4GB RAM Android phone and I had zero programming experience before starting.

Today, that wild experiment is live on Product Hunt.

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6mo ago

I built a focus app that roasts you when you get distracted

I m building CogniFocus, a bootstrapped Android focus app.

The idea came from a simple problem: I could start a focus timer and still end up switching apps mid-session.

The timer kept running, but my focus was already gone.

So I built CogniFocus around a different loop: start a focus session, block distracting apps, get pulled back when you drift, and let a Goblin roast or praise you depending on how you focus.

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6mo ago

I have no idea where our day 1 upvotes will come from?

We're planning our launching soon.

I keep reading different stats from searches - some say your personal network drives everything, some say cold PH traffic is underrated..

I'd like to hear from real people, who had that experience here in PH.

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6mo ago

I built a Shopping App for Style conscious and Cost conscious people

Do you actually enjoy shopping for clothes, or do you mostly find it overwhelming? Too many options hamper your creativity?So I built Ellise which is an AI shopping app for style-conscious and cost-conscious people.You can create a complete outfit, try it on virtually, and then shop the pieces across brands.You can also upload your wardrobe and create new outfits from clothes you already own.Would you use something like this?If yes, then check it out App Store and Play StoreAlso checkout the website at ellise.ai
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4mo ago

Launch guard opinions

I'm an HVAC installer by trade, not a developer. Over the last few months I built LaunchGuard almost entirely with AI coding tools, nights and weekends around my day job a scanner that checks a codebase for the stuff that actually burns vibe-coded apps: leaked API keys, missing database security rules, vulnerable dependencies, that kind of thing. If it finds something, it can open a real GitHub pull request with the fix, not just tell you about it.

I built it partly because I got nervous about my own app after reading how many "vibe-coded" apps ship with exposed secrets or wide-open databases turns out it's a genuinely common problem, not a rare one.

Launching soon and honestly not sure how it'll land genuinely want opinions, not just upvotes. Happy to run a free scan on anyone's repo here if you want a real example instead of taking my word for it. Link's in my profile/comments if you want to poke around: [your URL]

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4mo ago

Your income can safely be distributed to custom budget categories

MizuFlow Budget & Track

We've launched a week ago and are seeing results already :]

MizuFlow uses Plaid as the aggregator to help track your transaction history & detect your income source(s) so you can distribute it into custom budget categories. We track your subscriptions & bills so you're never out of the loop ensuring you receive price-alerts & reminders of upcoming bill cycles.

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