Hi, I am new here

I m the founder of Houseloop, www.houseloop.app.

I built Houseloop because so much of running a home depends on one person remembering everything: the meds, the appointments, the groceries, the school stuff, the chores, the follow-ups, and the did you remember? reminders.

Houseloop helps families, couples, roommates, and caregivers capture the things one person is tired of remembering, hand them off to whoever should handle each one, and see them actually done without becoming the household s human notification system.

Hey PH!

I built a daily number puzzle game called 'Estimate', and I'm kind of nervous about this post because now you'll all know how bad I am at guessing things.

The concept is simple: one real-world question per day, you guess the numeric answer, and a heat meter tells you if you're freezing cold or burning hot. Up to 6 guesses.

Example: "How many times does the average person check their phone per day?"

Hi everyone,

I'm the creator of PennyPilot, a privacy-first personal finance app designed for everyday users who want full control over their money without complexity.

Current features include:

I ve been working on ReviewCook ( or Review Cook) and it started with a problem I kept noticing with local businesses: getting customers to actually write a Google review is often harder than getting them to have a good experience.

So we re trying a different approach.

Instead of asking customers to figure out what to write, they can scan a QR code, share their experience by voice or text, and our app turns that into a review draft that they can edit and submit themselves.

What I m most interested in right now is the friction between I had a great experience and I ll actually write a review.

I m working on a small AI phone called Meydo AI.

The idea came from something pretty simple: I use AI every day, but on a phone it still often feels like opening another app, asking a question, and then doing the actual work myself.

We re trying to make that interaction more direct. The device is small enough to carry around, and the agent can use voice, vision and supported tools to help complete tasks instead of only returning an answer.

The hardest problem for us right now is reliability. Getting an agent to complete a perfect demo is one thing. Getting it to behave properly when permissions change, a login expires, an app changes, or the user interrupts halfway through is much harder.

Hey Product Hunt family!

Today is an absolutely wild Vercel Day. While watching the leaderboard shift, I m sitting here reflecting on the intense but incredibly rewarding journey of building a passion project entirely solo.

I just launched Fitness Tracker - Ai Coach today! It's a completely privacy-first application built natively using React Native and Supabase, utilizing the Gemini API to deliver smart, highly contextual nutrition and workout analysis without hoarding user data.

Drop your quick 5-word product pitch or your exact Launch Day vibe in the comments below let's support, chat, and upvote each other's threads here!

Hey everyone

Sharing Velo Workspaces here, a native Mac app I built on Apple's own Virtualization.framework (not a QEMU wrapper) for running disposable Linux and macOS VMs on Apple Silicon.

I'm not the founder of StartBusiness I'm part of the team, and while working with entrepreneurs and startup founders, I've noticed a common pattern.

Many founders spend months building the "perfect" product before validating demand. Others launch quickly but underestimate marketing, sales, or the operational side of running a business.