Quick context: Spent years inside enterprise delivery seeing the same pattern. AI pilot works. Demo gets standing ovation. Then six months later it's still 'in review.'

We kept hitting the same walls:

- Cloud-only platforms couldn't pass on-prem compliance for BFSI and healthcare clients

- Lightweight tools were great for demos but couldn't survive a real audit

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm Dakota, a solo iOS developer (day job: IT/security, managing identity for a multi-property company). I built GestureVault because I was tired of PINs that anyone could shoulder-surf and biometrics I didn't want stored anywhere.

What it does:
Instead of a PIN or Face ID, you unlock GestureVault with a custom gesture you design yourself, finger-count combos, swipe patterns, or a mix of both. Inside, it stores photos, notes, and passwords, all encrypted locally with Keychain and CryptoKit. No cloud, no account, nothing to leak.

What's new:
We just shipped an Apple Watch companion app that holds your TOTP (2FA) codes. Unlock it by rotating the digital crown in your own sequence, like an old combination lock, then confirm with your watch passcode. Your codes are right on your wrist, no digging through your phone mid-login.

Over the last few weeks, I watched the outbid.lol wave and all the projects inspired by it.

It reminded me of the old Million Dollar Homepage days, where simple internet experiments could capture people's attention.

Instead of building another bidding platform, I wanted to explore a different idea:

What if people could simply claim a piece of the internet and keep it forever?

Hey Product Hunt

I ve been working on a rescue-focused app using Emergent, and I d really appreciate some honest feedback from people here.

The idea is simple: make it easier for people to get the right help quickly when something goes wrong.

90% of building a bigger app is not breaking what already works.

We are all working with AI tools for a while.

Don't you find it very hard to explain exactly what you want?

Just prompting on an on redescribing the same thing, and get strange results.

Like in the video of the guy who is asking ChatGPT to cut the sandwich to half - do you know this one? This is why we developed PandAi7

Hey Product Hunt community I ve been building PaperLocal: https://paperlocal.app

It s a private-by-default workspace for everyday PDF tasks. Your files stay on your device and are processed locally in the browser rather than uploaded to a server.

It currently supports:

Merge, split, rotate, extract, and remove pages

I've been building a Pomodoro timer as the first tool for a small web-tools project I'm working on.

There are already plenty of Pomodoro timers, so I didn't want to make another copy of the usual 25/5 timer.

One thing I wanted to change was how progress is recorded.

Most productivity tools tend to focus on completed sessions, streaks, or session counts. Mine records the actual time you focused or rested instead.

I m building AI MANGA, a publishing and discovery platform for AI-assisted comics.

A creator can now upload a comic, translate the text inside the page images, and publish the completed version directly to the matching language edition. An English version becomes discoverable to English readers, while Spanish, Korean, French and other versions appear on their own localized surfaces.

The goal is to connect translation with distribution, rather than leaving creators with another exported file they still need to publish somewhere else.

AI MANGA supports 11 language editions. Reading and publishing the original-language work are free; image translation is optional.