Over the past few weeks, I've been building ReadRiff, an independent publication focused on helping people discover thoughtful, high-quality content instead of endless information overload.
When I first shared the project, the feedback was incredibly valuable.
Several people pointed out that while the idea was clear to me, it wasn't obvious enough for a first-time visitor. Others suggested explaining the mission better, making the waitlist more compelling, and being more transparent about what readers could expect after signing up.
I'm building an open source experiment called DevTokn and would love honest feedback before investing more time into it.
The idea is simple: an AI coding terminal where users can optionally view unobtrusive sponsor placements to earn credits that offset AI costs. Sponsors never see your repository, prompts, or code.
We built it after noticing the same problem over and over again: client projects usually begin with scattered emails, WhatsApp chats, meeting notes, and unclear requirements.
Bracket turns that messy input into structured scope, deliverables, decisions, timelines, risks, and client-ready documentation in under a minute.
I built a tiny tool @Jab for myself that texts me on WhatsApp every morning with where I stand on my goals, pulls from my Notion goal board ( it supports g sheet and airtable too ).
Tells me if I'm on pace or falling behind before it's too late to do anything about it.
Been using it for a few weeks on my own business. And the way it tells me what to do next actually helps, rather than just seeing a number or score.
We built DealGPT when we realised chats dont make money deals do. DealGPT allows you to research with AI, connect with verified people, and deploy capital in a single interface.
I'm building an open source experiment called DevTokn and would love honest feedback before investing more time into it.
The idea is simple: an AI coding terminal where users can optionally view unobtrusive sponsor placements to earn credits that offset AI costs. Sponsors never see your repository, prompts, or code.
Hi Product Hunt I'm Yanni, founder of Netlio. Recently, I've become obsessed with a question: Why are we still treating relationships like static contact lists? I believe most professionals don't have a networking problem. They have a relationship intelligence problem. * People change jobs. * Companies evolve. * Opportunities appear and disappear. But our contacts stay frozen in LinkedIn, Gmail, spreadsheets, and business cards. So we're building Netlio. An AI agent that keeps your network up to date, tracks important changes, and tells you when someone becomes relevant to your goal. What would you want an AI agent to do for your professional relationships?
"It feels like every new habit tracker wants to be the next Notion requiring a 10-minute setup and an email address just to get started. I got so frustrated by this that I just built a completely zero-login, frontend-only tracker for my own launch today. Do you think there is still a market for single-purpose, frictionless utility apps, or does everything need to be an all-in-one workspace now?
Hey good evening folks wherever you are from. I am Anthony out of East Coast United States I am a retired veteran and a new developer in the AI Era. This is my new Multi-Media Full Entertainment System found here at DigitalHut.app. Leave comments, tell me how i can improve and what im doing right as a new developer.
