Self-compassion isn't fixing your 2 AM doom-scrolling. I'm building AI coachesfor a sleep app and need to settle a debate: What actually breaks bad habits?
> 1. The Drill Sergeant (Don): No excuses. Brutally tells you that you are actively ruining your tomorrow.
> 2. The Gentle Supporter (Linda): Tells you society is stressful, take a breath, and don't feel guilty.
> 3. The Cold Scientist (Steven): Emotionless. Shows the exact cognitive drop caused by your screen time.
Vialess helps professionals and teams capture, organize, and analyze data from real-world business interactions.
It brings together digital profile sharing, business card scanning, and multiple contact channels in one connected system. Users can understand engagement, connection quality, emerging customer needs, and team activity.
Unlike tools that focus only on sharing contact details or scanning business cards, Vialess connects the entire data flow and shows what those interactions actually mean.
We re live on Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... We d appreciate your feedback. What was clear, what felt missing, and what would make Vialess more valuable to you?
I m curious - how many of you have gone through building a financial model or investor report? And did you feel ready to show your numbers to investors?
I m Margarita, currently master degree student, building FinModelPro - a simple but powerful tool to create investor-ready financial models for your business in seconds.
I d really love to receive your feedback: is that tool will be useful for you?
Any thoughts are very welcome And if this resonates, a like or comment would mean a lot - launching tomorrow and I ll be around all day to chat
I kept shipping small changes that quietly broke signup or checkout, the flows I never think to click again. Writing and babysitting end-to-end tests for them was its own job, so they never got written.
So I built VeriWasp. You describe a flow in plain English once, and it becomes a check on every PR. It installs as a GitHub App, runs a real browser against your preview deploy, blocks the merge if the flow breaks, and comments exactly where it fell over. No YAML, no Selenium, no secrets to wire up.
Hey PH - been running content automation for a few months and figured I'd share what actually holds up.
Here's the thing about AI-written blogs: drafting is the easy part. Posts that rank need topic validation, internal links, JSON-LD schema, and an AI-SEO check before publish. Handle each of those manually and you've just traded one bottleneck for four. So I turned the pipeline into four Claude skills that chain together.
Topic Research pulls from People Also Ask, Reddit, Stack Overflow, and GitHub issues before you commit to anything. The goal is avoiding that situation where you finish a 2,000-word draft and realize nobody's searching for it.