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Lantern is live — turns "I should do this" into one small next step 🏮

Launched today!
Lantern helps you go from "I know I should do this" to actually starting you give it an intention, it hands you the smallest doable next step (and shrinks it further if that's still too much).
Would really appreciate your support/feedback: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Happy to answer anything about the build too.

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2mo ago

What if your feed could actually make you smarter?

We built Tidbit around a simple observation:

We already spend a huge amount of time scrolling.

We discover AI concepts, psychology ideas, finance tips, history facts, books, startups, and random things we're curious about.

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2mo ago

Design challenge: one screen, one property, no scrolling.

I'm working on FixerFlip and I've been thinking about how much information is actually necessary for a first-pass property decision.

Imagine you can only show an investor one screen.

No scrolling.

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2mo ago

I built Vificil to connect browser AI with local projects — no API required

I built Vificil because I wanted to use browser-based AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude with real local projects without constantly copying code and files back and forth.

Vificil prepares the project context, then automatically detects, validates, and applies the structured patch ZIP generated by the AI.

Finance simulations will change finance forever

I'm a student and I built FundSim because learning finance modeling is backwards: there's endless instruction (Wall Street Prep, Breaking Into Wall Street, YouTube) but almost nowhere to actually run a deal that isn't a blank Excel file.

FundSim is the practice layer. It's a free app with three simulators:

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3mo ago

Steal any photo's color grade with Kumoo — then apply it to yours in a few clicks

Hey everyone we've been building Kumoo, an AI retouching + batch editing tool for photographers and studios, and wanted to share the feature we're most excited about: AI Color Transfer.

The idea: you find a photo a movie still, someone else's edit, a Pinterest mood board pic, whatever and Kumoo lets you "steal" its color grading and apply it straight to your own RAW photos. No manual curve-matching, no guessing at LUTs. A few clicks and your photo has that vibe.

Beyond that, Kumoo also does:

  • Auto Portrait retouching for different skin tones(Dodge&burn, remove blemishes & wrinkles, body reshape, remove glasses glare, add makeups, teeth whitening, tattoo removal etc.)

  • AI auto-grading for fast first-passes

  • Tethered shooting (shoot + review live)

  • Batch editing for high-volume studio work

  • Background clean-up

  • Most of the standard retouching toolkit, but built to be faster than the usual workflow

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2mo ago

The anti-binge podcast aggregator with shared curated channels

Hey Product Hunt! I m excited to share YourFlow.media with you today.

I built YourFlow because the modern binge-consumption model can quickly burn out the magic of a great series. I missed the pacing of classic, linear media programming, where you get a natural mix of content rather than consuming an entire feed in one sitting.

YourFlow is an anti-binge, web-based podcast aggregator designed to bring that classic rotation back to your RSS feeds.

Key Features:

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5mo ago

EngineerCalcAI — a homework helper that checks your effort before giving answers

Hey everyone, I m a college student building EngineerCalcAI.com, a homework helper made specifically for engineering, math, and technical classes.

The main idea is pretty simple: I wanted to build something that helps students learn without turning into a straight-up answer generator.

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2mo ago

🚀 I built and launched Buddhi — my Chrome extension for AI assistance on the web. 🧠

The idea was simple: why leave the webpage when you already have the content you need?

With Buddhi, you can select content on a webpage and:

Summarize it
Explain complex topics
Rewrite and improve text
Draft replies
Ask questions about what you're reading

All without constantly switching between tabs.

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10mo ago

We’re experimenting with AI-assisted DevOps incident recovery — would you trust this in production?

We re building Unideploy, a DevOps automation platform that integrates directly with Claude / ChatGPT via MCP no separate UI, no new dashboards.

The idea we re exploring now is AI-assisted incident recovery:

Instead of jumping between CloudWatch, kubectl, CI/CD logs, and Slack during an incident, you ask the AI:

Production API latency is high. What changed and what s the safest way to fix it?

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