You read. You highlight. You close the tab. Two days later, you remember nothing.
You have 2,400 notes scattered across three different apps. You buy the books, you bookmark the threads, and you save the long-form articles to a "read later" pile that grows every single day.
You feel productive. You are not.
You are currently trapped in the shame cycle of passive consumption. You ve accepted this as normal, but here is the hard truth: most reading is wasted time unless you pay the toll of a thought.
Hi everyone! I m thrilled to launch Noor on Product Hunt today! As a developer, I wanted to build something distraction-free, clean, and deeply accurate for daily Islamic routines.
What makes Noor special?
Global Accuracy: Flexible calculation methods (MWL, Umm al-Qura, ISNA, etc.) and Madhab-specific Asr settings (Hanafi/Shafi'i) to match local mosque timings perfectly.
Live Adhan Alerts: Automated audio reminders right on time to keep you connected.
Secure Community Blog: Powered by a robust Supabase backend featuring an admin-approval system to ensure a clean, spam-free space.
Lightweight & Modern: Built with React, TypeScript, and Tailwind CSS for a seamless experience.
I d love for the community to check it out, test the features, and share your valuable feedback. Thank you so much for your support!
I'm a solo developer from India, and today I launched my first SaaS: NoorI.
The idea came from my own struggle with internet distractions. I tried browser extensions and app blockers, but they were always easy to disable during weak moments.
So I built NoorI around network-level filtering using Cloudflare Zero Trust, making it much harder to bypass while keeping setup simple for non-technical users.
The PDF itself is not the problem. The real pain is hitting send and having zero idea what happens next.
Did the client actually open it? Did they read your process, or did they just scroll straight to the price and close the tab? Or worse, did it end up in spam while you sit around waiting for days?
I m building UGC People, a library of human-shot reaction clips and B-roll for product videos. One use case is putting a short reaction and a relevant caption before an app demo.
The part I m thinking about most is the connection between the opening and the product. A surprised face might grab attention, but the demo still needs to deliver on what the caption promises.
For example, for a tool that automates a repetitive task, I d try:
If you apply to 10 jobs with one resume, you're making each hiring manager do the matching for you. That was my habit too. I'd tweak a bullet, rename the file, and hope it landed. Vitaeo changed the workflow for me. Paste the job description, see where my experience actually matches and where it's thin, then generate a version for that exact role. It also keeps each job's resume separate, so two similar roles don't end up as the same generic application. It doesn't invent anything. It just makes the evidence you already have easier to find for the role you want. I built it, so obviously I'm biased. https://vitaeo.app/
Hey, I'm Gjin. I spent a few months building Breaks, a Pomodoro timer that lives in your macOS menu bar.
The reason I built it is pretty simple. Every app I tried was either bloated with features I didn't need, ugly, or wanted me to create an account just to run a 25 minute timer. I wanted something that just sat in the menu bar, stayed quiet, and did its job
