Disclosure up front since this is the self-promotion forum and I'm the one building it: I'm one of the people behind Clad9, an AI wardrobe app. Posting here on purpose, not sneaking it into a thread figured the build story might be more useful to this crowd than a launch announcement.

Every "AI closet" pitch sounds identical for the first thirty seconds: photograph your clothes, get outfit suggestions. The differentiation always turns out to live one layer down, in which single signal the product picked to be good at and that's also where the category quietly fails.

Look at what's actually out there. One competitor nails color harmony genuinely good color theory, matches pieces that visually work together. Another does a chat-style interview to build a style profile. A third tracks wear history and layers in weather data so you stop repeating the same five outfits. A fourth proved the whole concept works, but shipped iOS-only. Each of these is a real, defensible product. None of them constrain on more than one axis at a time.

The reason that matters more than it sounds: color, body, and calendar aren't independent variables you can bolt together later they interact. A color pairing that's textbook-correct (complementary hues, right off the color wheel) can still clash because it ignores undertone: burgundy is a cool red, rust is a warm red, and pairing either with the wrong-temperature green looks subtly off even though the hue math checks out. Body proportion changes which of those "correct" pairings actually reads well on a given frame. And the calendar changes the formality floor underneath both an outfit that's perfectly color-matched and well-proportioned can still be the wrong choice if the day calls for an interview instead of a coffee run. Ship a product that only solves one of these and you've built a genuinely good tool that still gives wrong answers some mornings, because the other two axes are quietly overriding it.

I've been building BYEOL, a small universe where people can leave stories on stars and create constellations with their friends.

Tomorrow, I'm launching it on Product Hunt for the first time.

I honestly don't know what will happen.

Maybe a lot of people will check it out. Maybe almost nobody will. And that's okay.

We first launched TreeTalk Node on Product Hunt in January as a little Windows-only local file-sharing tool.

Today we relaunched it after a fairly big change: Android is now public too.

Phones, tablets and Windows PCs can discover each other on the same Wi-Fi, LAN, phone hotspot or VPN and exchange files, text and recorded voice messages directly and privately.

No cloud relay, no account, no shared folders or NASes, and no sign-up required for ordinary local use.

I d like to share ApowerB, an open-source project from thaink .

More and more people are using AI to build their own software not just developers, but also non-technical teams who previously relied on IT departments or external providers.

ApowerB aims to give them a shared foundation to build on, instead of everyone rebuilding similar workflows from scratch.

It s open-source under Apache 2.0, self-hostable, and supports multiple LLM providers.

Hynts - AI powered Domain Name Generator actually follows around 100+ metrics to bring you the domain names based on your description/requirement and also it checks the availability and will show you only the available domains.
It will get you around 10 main domains and 5 relevant domains under each. So around 50 domain options will be provided. Not only this, a prompt generator which will just ask you few simple questions and will be generating prompt for you as well.
Again, you can find the meaning of that domain name, compare and evaluate the best one for your website/business.
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Hi Product Hunt!

I'm Isabella, creator of Cangjie.

Time tracking is one of those things every company needs and nobody enjoys. I built LogSheet.ch to fix exactly that.

LogSheet is a timesheet and team management app for small and mid-size companies. Instead of messy spreadsheets and end-of-month chaos, your team logs hours in a clean daily grid lunch breaks, totals, and overtime calculate themselves. "Copy Monday" fills the whole week in one click, and you can flip between office, home office, and on-site instantly.

If you've ever done outbound yourself, you probably know the pain.

You either hire an SDR, or you spend hours every day finding prospects, researching them, and rewriting basically the same email over and over.

That s what pushed me to build DeepReachAI.

It researches a lead, looks for actual context around them, and turns that into a personalized message instead of another generic AI-generated email.

I built UartX, a cross-platform UART terminal and debugging tool for embedded and firmware developers.

When multiple firmware tasks are printing logs at the same time, debugging can quickly turn into a wall of text. The usual solution is to disable logs, reduce the log level, or modify the firmware but that can also remove useful information or change timing and make a bug harder to reproduce.

UartX is built around a simple idea:

"Don't filter the data. Filter the way you look at it."

Short version, since this is the forum for it.

Prolaud is a course platform with the live classroom built in. You schedule a live class and teach it in the browser. Students buy from a storefront on your own domain. Enrolment, attendance, progress and the certificate all hang off the same student record, so there is nothing to reconcile at the end of the month.

0% commission on sales. Payments settle into your own Razorpay account and we charge for the plan instead.

It is modular on purpose. The heavy institutional things, degree programs and proctored exams and academic records, are plugins you switch on the day you need them rather than clutter you pay for in week one.