Hi everyone!

I'm an indie maker passionate about building AI-powered tools that solve everyday problems. My latest project is an AI face shape analyzer that helps people find hairstyles, glasses, and grooming styles that suit them best.

Building this product has taught me a lot about computer vision, user experience, and the importance of validating ideas with real users instead of making assumptions. Every piece of feedback has led to improvements I wouldn't have thought of on my own.

Hi everyone,

In a few days, I m launching ONYRI Sanitize on Product Hunt June 6 at midnight (Pacific Time).

Curious how other teams here deal with this. Every setup I've seen falls into roughly the same three patterns:

1. A shared key or password everyone copies locally, and nobody remembers to rotate it when someone leaves

2. Credentials scattered across Slack DMs, a password manager not built for SSH, or a spreadsheet someone maintains "temporarily"

3. A proper PAM/bastion setup, which works but is a lot of infra to stand up for a 5-10 person team

Hey Product Hunt community

About a week ago, I built a free YouTube Keyword Tool to make keyword research faster and more practical for creators.

Most keyword tools mix data from Google Search or show generic suggestions. This tool focuses specifically on YouTube autocomplete, helping creators discover phrases people are actively searching for on YouTube.

It currently includes:

Hey makers

Working on something I wish existed six months ago.

I manage supply at a company full-time and work at my family business. The same problem keeps showing up everywhere: invoices go overdue, the QuickBooks reminder gets ignored, and then I or someone on the team ends up sending a WhatsApp message manually. Every time.

The embarrassing part isn't chasing. It's that the WhatsApp message works, and the "automated" reminder didn't.

I got tired of habit trackers that feel like spreadsheets and punish you for missing one day.

So I built Habit Hero.

Instead of chasing streaks, you create your own hero and level them up by completing real-life habits. Every habit earns XP, unlocks rewards, and helps your hero grow over time.

Features include:

ZClipKeep brings your clipboard history directly into your Mac menu bar.

Access copied text and images instantly via a shortcut and keep your workflow uninterrupted.

Unlike many clipboard tools, everything stays 100% local on your device no cloud, no accounts, no tracking.

Built for people who copy & paste all day and don t want to lose anything.
I built ZClipKeep because I was constantly losing copied content while working.

I've tried agent orchestrators like Conductor but I've never really stuck to it long term because I have no way of verifying the huge amount of work they've done with basically no validation. I always end up going to my one-agent Claude Code workflow and always feel like I'm missing out.

What kept happening to me:

1. 3-5 agents fan out, each opens a PR

2. CIs pass, diffs look reasonable

3. I can't possibly click through every preview by morning

4. I merge based on the diff and CI signal

5. Something breaks in prod the next day because the agent did what I asked literally, but the feature doesn't REALLY work

Hi everyone!

I m an independent developer and I wanted to share a project I ve been working heavily on: Recip-A-Tor.

I built this application because I was completely fed up with modern recipe websites that take ages to load due to millions of ads, and apps that demand a monthly subscription just to save a simple text file.

Recip-A-Tor is 100% free, and you can disable ads completely for free. There will NEVER be any subscriptions here.
Just 0% subscriptions and 100% passion.

Patents contain some of the world's coolest ideas, but almost nobody reads them because they're hard to understand.

So I built PatentSocial.