I recently built WhoKnowsMe, a web app where people can create quizzes about themselves and share them with friends.

The main goal was to remove as much friction as possible no sign-ups, no app installs, and no ads. The entire quiz creation process takes less than two minutes, and friends can join directly from a group chat.

I kept opening YouTube for one tutorial and closing the tab 40 minutes later having watched three unrelated videos I didn't plan on. The infinite feed is optimised for watch time, not for what I actually came there to do.

So I built NoSuggest, a free open-source PWA that strips recommendations, Shorts, and auto-play, leaving just the channels you deliberately follow. Nothing tracked, nothing monetised, no premium tier.

Curious how others here deal with this. Do you use extensions, screen-time limits, or just willpower? And if you've tried something similar, what worked for you?
If you like the idea, kindly upvote.

Hey everyone, I'm building TheSockle, an AI tool for founders who feel their brand messaging is inconsistent before they've even nailed the strategy.

You share context about your brand, answer 18 focused questions, and a workflow of specialized AI agents turns it into a 45-slide Strategic Brand Platform within 24h: positioning, messaging, visual direction, personas and a go-to-market plan.

claude code/codex can make the deck. the weird part starts after i send it to someone else.

the note usually comes back as a screenshot + "slide 5 here", then i have to work out which version they saw and paste it back into the agent.

i've been testing that handoff with PreApp. one public single-file deck kept all 12 slides, button/keyboard nav, and exact text selection. a second deck used child iframes: playback worked, but precise selection needed slide anchors. that's the kind of edge case i want to find, not another polished demo.

looking for 3 people who already have a non-sensitive HTML deck or report from Claude Code/Codex. i'll help get the first link out, ask one real viewer for one note, pull it back into the agent, and follow it through v2.

Instead of searching for the right app, buying another SaaS subscription, or adapting your workflow to someone else s tool, you can simply describe what you need and let AI build it for you.

At least for me, this already changed how I think.

If I need a small tool to download something, transform a file, automate a task, or process content, I often don t even start by searching the web anymore.

Recently I needed a tool that takes a rough screen recording of me explaining something without preparation and turns it into a professional talkover.

You track calories. You track sleep. You track steps.
But nobody tracks what they consume mentally until now.
MindFuel scores every video, article, or feed you log and shows you exactly how it's affecting your mood, focus, and mental energy. Then it suggests smarter swaps.

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Hi PH community,

Do you agree that drivers are being ignored in 2026?

TLDR: We built an AI driving agent that lives on your phone no hardware. It uses background telemetry to grade your "driving elegance" and shows you the real-time cost of your habits.
We realized that almost every maker here optimizes their code, their sleep, and their coffee yet ignores the most expensive hour of their day: the commute.

You drive anyway....you have to.
But do you actually know how you're driving?

Hey everyone,

Solo founder here. I kept running into the same problem: I ship something, copy generic launch advice and still feel like nobody really gets what I built.

So I m building Velaro a product-aware marketing copilot for indie devs and small SaaS.