HUNCH is an interactive scam-awareness game built around a simple question: can you recognize a scam when you re actually put in the situation?

Instead of presenting scam awareness as a list of rules, HUNCH turns it into a series of decisions. You re given a scenario, you have limited time to respond, and your choices determine how you progress through the game.

I ve tried to make the scenarios progressively less obvious, because recognizing an obviously fake message isn t particularly interesting. The harder part is figuring out what to do when something looks almost legitimate.

I m sharing it here because I m at the stage where feedback is much more useful than another round of building things in isolation.

Most CRMs don t fail because of features.
They fail because founders don t know what to do next after adding a lead.
We re building FoundryDoc as a founder-first execution OS and we just opened a small waitlist.

FoundryDoc is not trying to replace CRMs.
It sits above them.

Hey everyone! First time posting here, so go easy on me

I'm a solo dev, and I just shipped Dating Counselor, an iOS app that acts like a brutally honest friend for your dating life.

The idea: we all ignore red flags in the moment and only see them clearly weeks later. So the app walks you through a short "audit" of a match, before or after a date, and gives you a Red Flag Score (0 100), a breakdown of what's concerning, and a straight-talking counselor's analysis. It even has a Ghost Meter that estimates how likely someone is to ghost you based on how the date actually went.

Hello Product Hunt!

We re YaningAI Multi-dimensional assistance for customers to achieve global marketing promotion.

We built this platform to end fragmented messaging tools, clunky interfaces, and unclear delivery reports for businesses of all sizes.

Our robust, reliable & scalable solutions help you connect seamlessly with customers, whether you re a startup sending order alerts or an enterprise running millions of marketing campaigns.

Do you ever remember the content but not where you found it?

You remember the idea.

You remember that it was really useful.

You might even remember whether it was a YouTube video, article, Reddit post, or GitHub repo.

Hey Product Hunt community

We ve been building Cheetu AI an AI tool designed to help people turn meetings, lectures, YouTube videos, and recordings into organized, searchable knowledge, and build your own personal audio knowledge base.

A few scenarios we focused on:

TradeScalpPRO is a mobile trading analysis assistant focused on crypto traders.

The app analyzes multiple indicators in real time and generates: LONG SHORT WAIT

signals for faster market analysis.

Currently available in closed Google Play testing. We are looking for testers, feedback, and early community members before the official launch on June 1, 2026.

My agent could read any file I handed it and had no idea what else existed in the repo.

Ask it to change a function and it cannot tell you what calls that function, who wrote it, or that the same change was tried and reverted in March. So I became the index. I grepped, I pasted, I explained, and then I did it again the next session, because nothing I told it yesterday survived.

I built Oynix to stop doing that. One command indexes your codebase on your machine, and the agent queries it directly over MCP. What does this symbol do. What calls it. Who owns it. What breaks if I change it. What did the last session already try. It can also write down what it just did, so the next session, or a different agent

entirely, reads that back instead of starting from nothing.

I built InvoiceTracker because creating an invoice is easy remembering who owes you money is the annoying part.
InvoiceTracker lets freelancers and small businesses create invoices, track payment status, record follow-ups, and automatically send reminders when invoices are due or overdue.
It's live and ready to use.
Invoice Tracker