I m excited to share a project my team and I have been building called AQS: Anonymous Q&A & Voice AI.
We all know anonymous messaging apps can sometimes become toxic, so we wanted to build something smarter and safer. AQS isn't just another text-based anonymous app; it focuses on voice and AI.
I ve been building AlgoRaider, an AI-powered algorithmic decisioning platform for traders.
The idea is simple: describe your trading idea in natural language, and AlgoRaider helps turn it into a systematic strategy that you can review, analyze, backtest, refine, and prepare for paper or live trading.
I am launching Asight on September 16. Asight is a live wallpaper app for Apple-silicon Macs. It supports personal videos and included 4K scenes, with per-display playback, optional desktop-item hiding, and a simple clock. There is a free build so people can try the experience before deciding whether they want the full collection. I would especially value feedback on playback, display setup, and which controls should be easier to discover. Preview the product here: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Launched BytePriva today 50+ free browser-based tools (calculators, PDF tools, business tools like an invoice generator and a lightweight POS system). No signup, nothing uploaded, everything runs client-side.
Something I'm still figuring out as a solo maker: with this many small tools instead of one focused product, what actually makes people trust that a free tool is legit and not just going to sell their data or bury them in ads later? Is it the "no signup" messaging, seeing the source code, reviews, or something else entirely?
Curious how other makers here think about building trust for free tools, especially ones handling things like invoices or business data. (Link to what I built, for context: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...)
Road to 1,000,000 @Votap users - Day 90 | Current: 1470 Today is the first test day. We created 6 video ads and 4 static ads, intentionally making them very different. Colorful, minimal, funny, serious, product-focused, completely weird. Now each gets the exact same budget and a fair chance to compete. The goal isn t to squeeze the most installs out of this first test. It s to look for signals. Which ads get watched? Which get clicked? Which lead to installs, registrations and actual Votap users? With a smaller budget, you can t spend thousands testing every creative. But you can look for hints. From these 10, we ll take the top 3, put more serious money behind them and start A/B testing variations. Want to see where they re sending everyone? Try Votap - download it from the App Store! More tomorrow.
