Hey Product Hunt

I've been building Investment Secretary it keeps a quiet eye on the stocks you actually hold and sends you a personal briefing on price moves, earnings, and notable market activity, instead of another feed to scroll through.

It's built for individual investors who don't want to spend every evening manually checking multiple sources for their watchlist.

Currently running a small closed beta (free, in exchange for honest feedback). Would love thoughts from this community especially if you're an investor yourself, or have built something in fintech.

I just got the most upvoted i ever got... 6 . For most of the people its just rookie numbers and nothing special but for me it is bcs i never got this far. My dream would be top 3 someday as a solodeveloper, but i think we can achive more its just not even 1 hour from start. If someone is looking for graphic app Orblo is for you, you can generate here up to 4 images at the same time, change angles whatever you want, generate in batch, resolution up to 4k and past you logo or company colors to stick to this, i wanna add even more tools to give you the most valuable product that would worth your money and time. Stick with me if you wanna see my yourney :)

Latest TalkPix experiment:

• One still photograph

• One audio clip

• Zero filming

The idea:

What if someone waiting at the bank suddenly started singing Smooth Criminal while looking directly at you?

Honest question for anyone building: is your own company a customer of your product?

In April I made that rule for us. I build a social media scheduler, and until then our own accounts were run the way everyone's are: five composer tabs, the same caption pasted five times, LinkedIn posted "when I remembered". Since mid-April every weekday post on our LinkedIn, X, Bluesky, and Threads has gone out through the product itself, and I haven't opened a composer since.

Two things surprised me.

First, dogfooding turned out to be our best QA. When a platform changes its API, our own morning post breaks before any customer's does. We've caught real publish bugs hours before a support ticket could have existed.

Test your IPL cricket knowledge with daily puzzles, player search challenges, and 1v1 multiplayer modes.

Hey Product Hunt!

I m excited to share crickle.in a daily cricket trivia game built specifically for IPL (Indian Premier League) fans.

We spent three months building an open-source, local-first AI work journal that captures daily activity and turns it into clear timelines, worklogs, and updates. Yesterday, the Product Hunt community helped it reach the top position.

Thank you to everyone who supported the launch, shared their experience, left a comment, or recommended Meridian to someone else. The launch is over, but the work continues. We are reviewing what people shared and improving the onboarding, activity timeline, and drafted updates.

If you have tried Meridian, we would value hearing honestly what worked well and what still feels unclear.
GitHub: https://github.com/Meridiona/mer...

Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Most trading products solve one part of the trader journey. Tradiverse is designed around the entire journey. It combines trading development with an immersive universe, progression systems and game-inspired experiences so learning, analysing, competing, connecting and improving all feel like parts of the same product.
Common question:
Why'd I pick this to work on?

Trading has an unusual problem: there are thousands of products for traders, but the overall trader experience is still disconnected.

So i started thinking less about creating another trading tool and more about what the entire trading journey could look like if it were designed as one product from the beginning.

That became Tradiverse.

Hey Product Hunt community!

I built Smart Journey to solve a frustration I constantly ran into while trip planning: endlessly switching between itinerary generators and manually mapping out stops in Google Maps.

Hi everyone. this is my first time using Product Hunt so I'd like to introduce myself. My name is Brandon Boushy. I have an MBA and HVAC Engineering Degree with a minor in facility management, but I have been self-employed since 2017. I started out my self employment journey in 2017 by helping my wife find photography clients, estimating project costs for product photography jobs, and providing project management.
That eventually led to consulting work, which led to a company called UpFlip asking me to write articles about how to start a business. This was really fulfilling because I was able to go from helping a couple of clients to millions of people each year by doing basically the same things I was already doing.
During that time I got the idea to create a business ideas generator that went beyond the typically what are you good at and get down to the actual things that impact success like the market saturation, positioning, and other aspects.
I am not a developer. I can read code, but when it comes to writing it, something about it just doesn't click so I have been hindered in creating my ideas, but AI (and maybe my understanding of code and processes) has reached the point where part of my vision is now built so I want to share it with y'all. It launches at midnight and I'd love it if you'd check it out.
This business ideas generator uses Census.gov data to compare your local business competition per 10,000 people to the national levels to identify market saturation. Validate your business idea or find low competition fields. It uses the census.gov API and Gemini to analyze the data and calculate the local and national establishments/10K people. It also provides reports in PDF, json, and other formats.
How to Use the Engine to Validate a Business Idea:

1. Select Mode: Choose 'I have a business idea'.

2. Set Location: Enter your City, State, and ZIP code (or select a default location).

3. Select Industry: Select your specific industry or choose one of the 12 sector presets.

4. Adjust Parameters: : Adjust optional parameters such as positioning, number of work vehicles, and target market.

5. Run Evaluation: Click 'Evaluate Market Feasibility'.

6. Analyze Metrics: Review live Census data, density ratios, and unit economics.

7. Export & Share: Share findings, export a PDF dossier, copy data, or print report.

To find business ideas:

1. Select Mode: Click 'I need a business idea'.

2. Set Target Location: Select your target location (City, State, and ZIP code).

3. Filter Investment Capital: Choose an optional startup investment capital level.

4. Scan Opportunities: Click 'Scan Census Data for Top 10 Opportunities'.

5. Sort Results: Sort generated business ideas by sector, opportunity score, or investment tier.

6. Generate Report: Click 'Run Feasibility Dossier' on your selected opportunity.

7. Export & Save: You can share findings, export PDF, copy data as JSON, or print.

Makers, we are all too close to our own products. I see so many brilliant tools launching with headlines that are way too tech-heavy or confusing for the average user. Post your current landing page headline below and tell me exactly who your target customer is. I ll reply with 2 or 3 cleaner, high-converting copy alternatives as an English major.