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1mo ago

I built an AI that turns love stories into bilingual classical Chinese poems – feedback welcome!

Hi everyone,

I ve always loved the beauty of classical Chinese poetry, but it s hard for most people to write their own. So I built a small tool called PoemForTwo you share a story about you and your partner, and the AI generates a personalised bilingual poem in a classical style.

The toughest part right now is balancing rhythm and emotional authenticity making the output feel genuinely poetic, not just robotic. I ve tried several prompt engineering approaches and the current version is decent, but I know it can be better.

Try it here: https://poem.hajimijob.top/

6mo ago

I built MyLLM – a free, 100% offline AI app for iOS & Android

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm a solo developer and I just shipped something I've been obsessing over for the past few months and I'd love to get your honest feedback.

2mo ago

Visualible Is Now Available: A New Way to Read Difficult Books

Curious about The Odyssey after the movie announcement?

The original epic is much bigger than any film can capture. Homer's The Odyssey is a world of gods, places, customs, disguises, family, hospitality, revenge, and ancient values. The biggest challenge for modern readers isn't the language it's staying oriented as the story unfolds.

At Visualible we believe readers should experience the original text, not a simplified version. That's why we provide optional context around people, places, gods, terms, and Context So Far, helping readers stay immersed without replacing Homer's words.
Start the first 20 pages free and experience The Odyssey in its original text, with support when you need it.

2mo ago

We built a browser-based viewer for uncommon file formats — looking for edge cases.

We built a browser-based file viewer that supports 20,000+ formats. Which file types are still the biggest pain for you?

1mo ago

How many hours did you spend on your Mac each day?

I'm building an app to reduce screen fatigue on Mac. Has anyone found something that actually works?

Like many developers and founders, I spend most of my day on my Mac, coding, reading documentation, researching, chatting with AI, and writing.

I've tried eye drops, the 20-20-20 rule, regular breaks, and computer glasses. They all helped, but I kept wondering:

Why do we always have to adapt to our screens? Why can't our screens adapt to us?

2mo ago

I Had Years of Data, But No Understanding.

About a year ago, I had a realization. I had years of wellness data. Meals logged. Habits tracked. Goals set. Progress measured. But despite all of that, I wasn't any closer to understanding myself.

I'm not trying to build another app that tells people what to do. I'm trying to build one that helps them understand why they do it.

3mo ago

Quicktionary

Look up any word, in any app, without leaving what you're reading. You're reading an article, an email, or a PDF and hit a word you don't know. You copy it, switch to a dictionary app, search it, then try to find your place again. Quicktionary kills that friction. Select any text in any app browser, email, document, anywhere tap Quicktionary from the share menu, and the definition appears as an overlay right over what you were reading. Tap any underlined word in the passage for its meaning, or use AI to explain the whole paragraph in context. Never lose your place again. On top of that: bookmark words you want to remember, quiz yourself on your personal collection, and unscramble words from your own search history so you actually retain what you look up. Built for: readers, learners, non-native English speakers, students, and anyone who wants to understand not just look up new words.

3mo ago

Building Install Attribution for Indie App Developers

Hi everyone

I'm building Attribr, an install attribution SDK for iOS and Android apps.

Most indie developers ship an app, watch the install count tick up, and have no idea where those users actually came from. Was it the Reddit post? The TikTok? That ProductHunt launch? Nobody knows.

Attribr tells you.

3mo ago

CurioVerse — Type any topic, get a full course in seconds. Launching June 12.

Hey PH community,

I've been building CurioVerse for the past year and we're launching June 12 on iOS and Android.

The idea is simple: every other learning app has a fixed catalog of topics someone else decided you should care about. CurioVerse lets you type anything and get a real structured course generated by AI in seconds. Byzantine coinage, the psychology of cults, why we procrastinate. Whatever you're curious about.

Would love any feedback from the community, especially if you've tried other learning apps and hit that wall of "this topic isn't available."

3mo ago

Day #2 of building in the open

So it s day 2 of building in the open. I managed to get the site fairly sorted.Rebuilding alone, so bare with me Working on some cool things and features. The plan is to truly make it easy for you to have the entirety of the world around accessible via Dropalo as a core feature but I am to go deeper than that Want to learn more checkout - www.dropalo.co.uk or www.dropalo.com
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