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2mo ago

IndianBusinessTools – Invoicing & compliance tools for Indian businesses (no signup, no watermark)

Built this because every time I needed to raise a GST invoice, check an HSN code, or work out professional tax for a different state, I ended up on five different sites half of them paywalled after the third use.

IndianBusinessTools (indianbusinesstools.com) is a free set of tools for that stuff:

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2mo ago

I built a forecasting site with a public score of zero

Sixteen predictions, none of them graded. The first verdict is 28 February 2027, and until then my score is nothing at all.

That's the design. Every forecast carries three things fixed at the moment it's sealed: a probability, the date it gets judged, and a written condition that would settle it against me. None of the three can be edited afterwards. Pundits are never wrong because they never commit to all three they just get quoted less.

Underneath it is a published rule over 36 named strands, stepped every six hours off 8 live wires. No language model anywhere in the forecasting path. Every constant is public, including the 24 couplings between strands each one carries a written reason and a historical precedent. Escalation feeds debt strain at +0.04, on 1914, 1940 and 2022.

The part I'd defend hardest: the alert log keeps the alerts that came to nothing. Three opened, four cleared, all seven still on the page. A log that kept only the dramatic entries would be an advertisement, not a record.

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2mo ago

Stillora: Turn Photos and Audio into an MP4 Video on iPhone & Mac (No Timeline)

Hey Product Hunt! I'm Bahaa, maker of Stillora.

Stillora is an MP4 video maker for iPhone, iPad and Mac that combines images, video clips and audio into a single MP4 file, without a complicated editing timeline. Pick your media, choose a format, export. Your files stay on your device.

Why I built it

YouTube, Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn don't accept audio-only files. Every time I wanted to share a voice note, a song or a podcast clip, I had to open a full video editor just to put one image behind a sound file. Stillora removes those steps: image + audio in, MP4 out.

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2mo ago

More health data, prettier dashboards—but what should I actually do differently?

My ring tracks sleep and recovery. My workout app tracks training. Each gives me charts and scores, but I m still the one trying to connect the dots.

Sometimes it feels like every app is another beautifully designed spreadsheet: useful for seeing what happened, less useful for deciding what to do next.

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7mo ago

Noir Prompt is launching on Product Hunt - April 21st 🚀

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm launching Noir Prompt on April 21st and wanted to give a heads-up to anyone who's been following along.

What is it?

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2mo ago

I'm building a social platform for indie devs and game devs

One thing I kept noticing is that indie devs have a bunch of different places to build games, but actually launching, finding testers, getting feedback, building an audience, and keeping people updated is scattered across Discord, Reddit, X, spreadsheets, forms, and a bunch of other tools. So I wanted to build one place around the actual journey of launching a game. Right now, LevelLoom lets developers: Create a public page for their game Post devlogs and updates Build followers around a project Find testers, creators, and collaborators Get feedback from other developers Discover new indie games being built Track parts of the launch process in one place I m still actively building it and figuring out what features are actually useful instead of just adding things for the sake of it. The bigger idea is to make LevelLoom feel like the place you go while you re building and launching a game, not just somewhere you post it once it s finished. I d especially love feedback from indie developers: What is the hardest part of launching or growing a game right now? And is there anything you currently use Discord, Reddit, spreadsheets, or another tool for that you wish existed in one platform? I m building based heavily on feedback, so I d genuinely love to hear what other developers would want from something like this.
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2mo ago

Building a civil engineering calculator app — what tools would engineers actually want next?

Hey Product Hunt
I m building Civil All in One Calculator, a mobile app for civil engineers, construction professionals, and engineering students.

I started working on it after noticing how many routine engineering calculations are still spread across spreadsheets, websites, separate apps, and manual formulas.

The app has grown to include 23+ calculators and tools covering areas such as concrete quantities, steel/rebar, structural calculations, surveying, construction calculations, and unit conversion.

While building it, one challenge I ve run into is deciding what is genuinely useful to engineers versus simply adding more calculators to increase the feature count.

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7mo ago

DealGPT by Sanctorum

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.

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4mo ago

Dvoider — AI-powered idea validation, IP protection & collaborator matching for founders

We built Dvoider because every founder we knew was stuck between two bad options: sit on their idea alone out of fear it ll get stolen, or share it and lose control of it.

Dvoider validates your idea across 6 dimensions with AI scoring, timestamps and hashes it on-chain the moment you save it, and matches you with collaborators who fit the roles you re missing all without exposing your full idea until you choose to share it directly.

Solofounder burnout is real. Here is why we are building Startives.

Hey Makers!

Building a startup entirely alone is brutal. From marketing to coding, wearing every hat usually leads straight to burnout.

That s exactly why we created Startives. It s a platform designed specifically for tech entrepreneurs to:

  1. Match with verified, like-minded co-founders.

  2. Validate startup ideas before spending months coding.

  3. Build complete, balanced dream teams.

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