Early access for Trippy Visualizer launching Thursday
Hi folks, I m hoping to launch Illucid on Friday for GPT day (pending Apple s approval now)
It s a trippy visualizer (iPhone app) based on some of the work that lead to Google s Deep Dream, running in real-time and reacting to audio.
You can access it early by joining the public beta: https://testflight.apple.com/joi...
I hope you ll check it out, provide some feedback, and enjoy!
Sharing agent skills when half the company doesn't use Git
At Bevel we started with agent skills in a shared Git repo. That got awkward once people outside engineering needed to edit them and different departments needed different access.
We built Hexis around file permissions and owner approvals, while keeping Git underneath. My co-founder Ali wrote up the tradeoffs, including a change that needs both Finance and IT to sign off.
Read Ali s article
How do you handle reviews when one skill crosses teams?
One step closer to launch 🚀
I built ranking.luxe - an open market for visibility
I d love to get your honest feedback.
I m building ranking.luxe, a platform where projects, companies and startups can compete for visibility in public rankings.
ScreenSync: free multi-screen responsive QA with MCP
I m building ScreenSync, a Chrome extension for testing responsive websites across mobile, tablet, and desktop viewports simultaneously. It mirrors scroll, clicks, and form inputs, and includes screenshots, annotations, WebM recording, breakpoint inspection, localhost/staging support, and an MCP bridge for Claude, Cursor, Gemini, and Windsurf.
It is free to use, requires no account or sign-up, and runs locally in the browser. I m using it in real software development projects and updating it continuously. I d love honest feedback from frontend developers and QA testers on device coverage, responsive edge cases, and AI-assisted testing workflows.
Demo:
Website: https://responsivetester.info/
Tired of slow data scraping? Meet Nexus Intel ⚡
Hey Product Hunt community!
Collecting emails and contact data manually or dealing with bloated scrapers can be a massive waste of time. That's why I built Nexus Intel a streamlined web utility designed to make the process lightning fast.
What you get:
Extract up to 100 emails daily in under 60 seconds.
Lightweight, clean, and completely free to use.
Zero complex setups; just paste, extract, and go.
lets talk about problems in neurodiversity care
Hey there!
We are a builder couple, raising a bright, joyful and curious neurodivergent child. He is 12 now. We have lived in Sweden and India, across cultures, different languages, different societies and health care systems. But, one thing we felt was no different - was the struggle parents faced in finding the right care, lacking systems that can help them understand their child better. Inspite of all therapies, the progress was always in doubt? Is this strategy working for my child? is my child on a growth path or regressing?
Neurodiversity care is one of the markets with least digital penetration. If you loose a therapist, the poor child has to start everything over with a new one! We lack systems that connect the dots, track progress, and put child's growth at the centre.
The professionals working in special needs have it even worse (in our humble experience meeting many of them in the past 8 years). No digital tools, just paper notes, hours spent talking to parents to collect information about the child, and many more..
So, we are building https://includedvision.com - a second brain to support neurodivergent child's growth!
We are building many interesting use cases that brings an intelligence layer providing insights to parents, special needs professionals as well as institutions.
We would glad to connect with all product enthusiasts here, and especially those who might have friends or family involved in neurodiverse child care.
Looking forward to hear your comments, suggestions and feedback about this idea :)
Building a real estate product changed how I look at houses
Working on FixerFlip has changed something surprisingly simple for me: I don't look at a house the same way anymore.
Before, I'd naturally notice the obvious things kitchen, flooring, bathrooms, curb appeal.
Now I find myself thinking about the less visible questions:
Built a tiny CLI tool that auto-pauses your "active time" when you go idle
Hello,
I built a small command-line tool called timerCLI that tracks how much time you're actually using your computer vs. just staring at the screen.
What it does:
Building PromPulse: less repetitive work between AI tools
Hi makers, I'm Brooks, the maker of PromPulse.
I'm building a browser extension for people who work across multiple AI tools.