Hi everyone! I built Stillscape (https://still.sendafun.com/) because I was tired of juggling 3 tabs every time I tried to focus: 1. A pomodoro timer
2. A YouTube rain playlist
3. A notes app So I combined everything into one free, immersive interface: 16 mixable ambient sounds (rain, cafe, forest, ocean, crickets, stream, train, waterfall, white/brown/pink noise...) Built-in pomodoro timer with breathing guide during breaks Rainy cafe visual scene that changes with your work phase Picture-in-picture floating timer Task list + focus statistics One-tap presets: Focus Mode, Writing Mode, Sleep Mode, Study Mode It's completely free, no account required, no ads, no tracking. Would love your feedback! What sounds or features would you want to see next?

Six years of my career was administering assessments. Every instrument I used handed someone a fixed label. High D, strong I, into the file it goes. Nobody I met was the same person in March as they were in November.

So I spent the next four years, next to a full-time job, building the opposite.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I m the maker behind SimuScore.com. As a developer and a massive football fan, I ve always found traditional tournament brackets a bit too rigid especially now that we are entering the historic, chaotic era of the first-ever 48-team FIFA World Cup with 12 complex groups!

That s why I built SimuScore. I wanted to create a fast, dynamic, and data-driven platform where anyone can instantly simulate every group dynamic, project those massive under-dog upsets, and map out the entire knockout path all the way to the final.

What makes SimuScore different?

I built a product called IndieDeck. The original idea was simple: a place for founders and indie hackers/builders to showcase themselves, their projects, links, products, verified MRR, build log and everything they're working on.

The reality:

• It's been live for 5 months

• Got users

• Got few paid users

• But I've realized something uncomfortable and I feels stucked

It's a nice-to-have product, not a must-have product. People like it.
Very few people NEED it.

We re getting ready to launch PrepIt on Product Hunt.

PrepIt is a platform built for coffee shop operations, with tools for inventory, batch prep, recipes, checklists, scheduling, clock-ins, and daily team workflows.

A lot of caf s still run important parts of the business through spreadsheets, notes, group chats, and memory. PrepIt is being built to make those systems more connected, more reliable, and easier to manage day to day.

Still early, but we re excited to share what we ve been building.

If you re building an app, one of the most valuable sources of product insight is already public:

App Store and Google Play reviews.

I'm a solo founder from Nigeria and just launched PublishAI on Product Hunt today.

Authors and self-publishers spend hours writing book descriptions, finding title ideas, and researching Amazon keywords. PublishAI generates all of it in seconds free to use right now.

A recurring buying mistake pushed me to build this: seeing USB-C on a laptop and a portable monitor, then assuming one cable must carry video and power.
The Portable Monitor Connection Checker separates four things that product listings often blur together: the laptop's actual video-output capability, external-display count and lid conditions, monitor power, and whether the cable carries data/video rather than charge only. It supports MacBook Air M3/M4 presets, one- or two-monitor plans, and a manual mode for other laptops. When the documentation is incomplete, it says unknown instead of guessing.
It is free and needs no signup. The Product Hunt launch is scheduled for September 12: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
I d value concrete edge cases from people who have bought or debugged a portable monitor: which laptop/monitor combination failed, and was the cause port capability, display limits, power, or the cable? That feedback will decide what I document next.
Disclosure: I maintain WorkChoose. The checker itself is free; linked comparison guides may use Amazon US affiliate links. Recommendations use cited specifications and documentation, and not every hardware combination has been bench-tested.

Notes that attach to your files and work. They remember what you were working on and come back when you need them. No more searching folders or digging through OneNote trying to find that one note you know you wrote somewhere.

No AI. No cloud dependency. ClingNote is local-first, so your notes stay on your PC.

I built it because I was tired of notes being completely disconnected from the thing they were actually about. If I wrote something about an Excel file, PDF, document, or project, I wanted that note to just be there when I came back to it.

That s basically ClingNote.

Hey PH

I've been building TraceForex a platform where forex account managers connect their real MT5 account, and their performance (win rate, drawdown, profit factor, equity curve) syncs directly from the broker instead of being self-reported.

The problem I kept seeing: managers sharing screenshots as "proof" of their track record, with zero way for an investor to verify any of it. So I built a verification layer around real, broker-synced data instead.