I ve been working on an infinite canvas workspace designed to combine visual planning with lightweight CRM tooling.
Why I Built It
Most workspace tools force you into either rigid tables/databases or completely unstructured whiteboards. I wanted something in between: a spatial canvas where you can freely map ideas, workflows, and node graphs, but with structured tools attached to keep track of clients, tasks, and project relationships.
FlexDropin is an app for booking one gym class at a time, with no membership and no credit packs. It goes live on Product Hunt next week.
Where it came from: our founder trains across several disciplines Pilates, postural work and no single gym offered all of them, so committing to one meant dropping the others. I hit the same wall from the other side: I travel for work, and getting into a gym for a single session is usually a phone call, if it is possible at all.
How it works: gyms publish one-off or recurring classes with their own price and capacity and connect Stripe. The customer books and pays in the app, the money goes straight to the gym, and we take a commission only when a class sells. No fixed cost for the gym, which is the only reason a small independent place will try a new channel at all.
The hard part is not the app, it is supply. Every marketplace says this and I now understand why: the consumer side was the easy half.
Hey everyone, we launched Noa on Product Hunt today.
We built it because keeping life organised still feels way more fragmented than it should be, especially when you re planning with a partner or family.
I built RedMarker because worksheet marking doesn t scale especially at home or in small groups. The goal is simple: less time marking, more time helping kids understand.
RedMarker is for drill-style maths worksheets, initially for children aged 4 10: scan worksheet pages, see what s correct, spot what needs a second look, and keep work organised by student and class.
Nimply goes live on Product Hunt tomorrow, Wednesday 23 September (12:01 AM PT).
What it is: an AI social media workforce. You hire agents from a gallery of 15 support replies, lead capture, comment moderation, LinkedIn ghostwriting, carousel design, repurposing, video clipping, trend scouting and they work on top of a full platform: a planner publishing to 9 networks, a unified inbox with AI triage, a visual automation canvas, iOS and Android apps, a browser extension, a public API and an MCP server.
Hello everyone, I'm building Motionly, an open-source motion graphics editor that helps you quickly create and refine animations for content creation.
Instead of generating a finished video that you cannot change, AI can help create an editable project that you can open in Motionly and visually adjust. You can tweak timing, movement, fonts, colors, assets, and layouts before exporting the final result.
Hi everyone,
I m Chris, an Emmy-nominated VFX Supervisor, and I ve spent more than 20 years working in film and television.
Over that time I ve seen countless writers and filmmakers develop stories using walls covered in index cards. It s a wonderfully simple way to think about structure, but it s not always practical once you re working remotely or collaborating with other people.
I built Scriptyard because I wanted that same experience in a browser.
It s a virtual notecard workspace for developing stories visually. You can organise scenes, move ideas around, explore different structures and keep track of the bigger picture without fighting a complicated interface.
I also wanted it to be free.
One thing I ve noticed over the last couple of years is that many writers are understandably wary of new writing tools because they re concerned about AI and what happens to their work. Scriptyard isn t an AI writing assistant, and it doesn t use your writing to train AI models. It s simply a place to develop your ideas. All files live locally, no login, no cloud.
This is an independent project that I ve been building alongside my day job, and I d really appreciate honest feedback from writers. If something feels awkward, if something is missing, or if there s a feature you ve always wished these kinds of tools had, I d love to hear it.
After more than 20 years working in film production, I finally decided to build the story development tool I always wished existed. I hope some of you find it useful. Thanks! https://www.minimalhumans.com/sc...
