Built Joanium, an AI command center for people who want to get more done without juggling a dozen tools.

It can help with planning, organizing, and moving faster in one place. I also put together a quick demo so you can see how it works.

Download: https://www.joanium.com/download
GitHub: https://github.com/Joanium/Joanium
Demo: https://youtu.be/SWh-JqacnNQ?si=...

Would love honest feedback from this community.

I built DataMorph because I was tired of spending hours manually mapping supplier spreadsheets to Shopify format. Upload any messy CSV AI maps columns, applies markup pricing, generates SEO descriptions & titles download a Shopify-ready file. $7one timeor or $29/mo unlimited. No signup required.
https://www.datamorph.fr/

I keep seeing the same pattern in myself and in other builders. You have an idea and then you freeze between phases, is this worth validating, what's actually the MVP, how do you get first users without even launching yet.

There's tons of info out there, reddit, youtube, ai chats, but it's all scattered so it's easy to feel like you're doing stuff without actually moving forward.

I ve been building SubTrack, and while working on it I realised that managing subscriptions is only one part of the problem.

The more interesting part is what you do with that information.

For example, instead of only showing Netflix, $15 , I wanted SubTrack to help answer questions like:

How much am I spending every month and every year?

I'm building a spatial workspace for Windows. It started from a small annoyance: I kept losing the shape of whatever I was working on.

A project, for me, is a reference image, three documents, a terminal, two browser tabs I keep going back to and a note with the one thing I must not forget. On the desktop all of it turns into a row of identical taskbar buttons, and every time I switch away I rebuild the arrangement from memory.

So I made a canvas where real windows stay where you put them. They're the live apps, not screenshots, sitting next to files and notes and arranged the way you think about the work. Close it at six, open it at nine, and the layout is still there.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m the maker of CheckMyPayRate.

The idea behind this project came from a very common frustration: converting hourly wages to annual salaries and vice versa is annoying, but doing it accurately across different countries with completely unique tax systems is almost impossible without jumping between a dozen messy government websites.

Whether you are a freelancer negotiating a contract, a remote worker looking at global offers, or planning to relocate abroad, you need to know your real take-home pay instantly.

Hey makers,

I'm building a platform for people who teach live and sell courses online. We launch here on 6 October, and before that I want to test a few assumptions with people who do this for real.

What we're betting on:

• Creators want to sell from their own domain, not a marketplace URL

• The cut taken on every sale hurts more than the monthly fee, so we charge 0% commission

• Live classes and recorded courses belong in one place, not spread across three tools

Revaio just shipped Rescue Alerts a feature that watches your Google Business Profile reviews around the clock, and the instant a negative one lands, tells you what went wrong, how urgent it is, and drafts a reply in your tone, ready to send.

Most review tools can generate a reply. Rescue Alerts is built for the part that actually matters: catching the review before it sits unanswered for days and costs you the next customer.

Built solo on Next.js, Supabase, Stripe, and OpenAI. Would love your feedback first 50 signups get early access pricing.

While building Meeba AI Skills, we realized the biggest problem isn't a lack of courses it's finding the right one.

People spend hours comparing courses, only to discover they don't match their goals or experience.

We flipped the approach:

• Don't search for a course.

• Tell AI what you want to learn.

• Get a personalized learning path.