I built PharmaSafe to make drug safety and pharmacovigilance analytics easier to access for students, researchers, and professionals. Pharmacovigilance data can be complex to explore, while many existing solutions are expensive or designed for large organizations. PharmaSafe brings multiple useful tools together in one free platform: Drug search & analysis Pharmacovigilance data exploration Drug comparison Adverse reaction analysis Safety insights PDF/CSV exports Fast, browser-based tools My goal is simple: make pharmacovigilance analytics more accessible, practical, and easier to explore. PharmaSafe is still growing, and I m continuously improving it based on feedback. If you work or study in pharmacovigilance, drug safety, pharmacy, or pharmaceutical research, I d love to hear your feedback. Try PharmaSafe: https://pharmasafe.site #ProductHunt #Pharmacovigilance #DrugSafety #Pharma #HealthTech #DataAnalytics
I'm 16 and currently building a SaaS that monitors websites and alerts you whenever a specific change you requested happens.
I've built the backend using Cloudflare Workers, set up Supabase for the database, and working on the UI it's functional, just needs a design clean-up.
I maintain paseo-agy-acp, a community adapter between Paseo and Google's official Antigravity ACP kernel.
The project started from a deceptively simple question: if Paseo already speaks Generic ACP and Antigravity already exposes an official ACP server, why is another layer useful?
I built GitRoot because I felt that most Git GUIs make Git easier to use, but sometimes harder to understand.
So I decided to build a really simple Git GUI that shows you what's going to happen before an action, explains what happened after, and shows the actual Git command behind it.
You can also undo some actions, and things like Merge and Rebase are designed to be much easier to understand.
I built WUTONG xmp2c1 for photographers, retouchers, and preset creators who want to move creative looks from Lightroom or Camera Raw into Capture One without rebuilding every style by hand.
Unlike slider-only translation, the desktop workflow uses Lightroom Classic to bake supported global color and tone, including supported linked Profile/Look color. One XMP can produce camera-targeted RAW styles and general JPEG styles at 100%, 75%, 50%, and 25% strength, plus optional 33-point and 65-point CUBE LUTs. Multiple source groups remain separate.
I also want to be clear about the boundary: Lightroom and Capture One use different RAW engines, so this is not a pixel-identical promise. Adaptive masks, local edits, DCP behavior, crop, healing, sharpening, noise reduction, and other photo-dependent adjustments cannot become universal LUT behavior.
The Windows trial includes two complete conversions with no payment details required:
I ve noticed that most people choose an online file converter based on speed and convenience, but they rarely know what happens to their files after selecting them.
This becomes especially important when someone is converting:
Solo dev, just launched. airtxt turns your voice into finished text in any iPhone app you ramble with the ums and false starts, and out comes the clean, punctuated sentence you meant.
A few things that make it different:
On-device or cloud, your choice on-device means your audio never leaves the phone.
Meeting bot that joins Zoom/Meet/Teams for a transcript + drafted follow-up.
$9.99/mo vs Wispr Flow's $15, cloud-only, no meetings. Free tier, no card.
BYOK : Bring your own API keys
Use your own Deepgram key for speech and Anthropic or OpenAI for cleanup
Dictate in 13 languages or mix them
Teach it your words - Add names, acronyms, and industry terms once and airtxt remembers them everywhere
Would love your feedback especially the on-device mode. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/ai... . AMA.
NutriFit started from a simple frustration: personal wellness data is everywhere, but almost never connected.
Nutrition may live in one app, body measurements in another, lab results in PDFs, workouts in a fitness tracker, supplements in notes, and conversations with a nutritionist or trainer in chats. Even when all of this data exists, it is difficult to see the full picture or understand how different parts of your lifestyle change over time.
What if the internet had a place where you didn't have to do anything?
We built Pearl Club around that idea.
It's a quiet virtual space where you can journal, listen to ambient sounds, play little games, collect cute sea creatures, explore your own little world, or send an anonymous Message in a Bottle to someone else.
There are no likes, followers, productivity streaks, or pressure to keep coming back.
