I am a 21 year old biomedical engineering student at FIU building Trumail, a private messaging platform where only the people you approve can reach you.
Yesterday I got my first waitlist signup. It came from this community.
In two weeks I am presenting to investors for the first time.
I've been using Claude Code daily for months, and while it's incredible, I kept running into the same frustration: I had no idea what was actually happening during sessions. Why did that refactoring cost $12? Why did it take 15 minutes? Is Claude reading the same config file over and over? The answers were technically there buried in .jsonl log files that I'd never realistically parse by hand. So I built Argus, a VSCode extension that just... reads those files and makes sense of them.
An AI-powered news verification tool that determines whether a news claim is Real, Fake, or Unverified using multi-step reasoning and Google search headlines. https://github.com/mohamoha0000/...
Over the past year I have been building an end to end pipeline for fine tuning, and in doing so, I accidentally came across a problem that apparently not many people are interested in solving, so diverged to build a solution I genuinely believe solves a real problem and now I'm at a fork in the road.
The problem we're solving:
Industries like automotive, healthcare, legal, and finance are sitting out of the AI wave not because they lack data, but because their data is too sensitive to use directly for fine-tuning. Nobody wants to feed real customer conversations into a training pipeline and hope for the best.
We vibe coded an entire macOS app from scratch and honestly, it was a blast
Meet Snip: an AI-powered screenshot tool that actually remembers your screenshots for you.
You know the pain. You screenshot something important, it lands in your folder as "Screenshot 2025-03-14 at 3.42.17 PM.png", and it's gone forever. We said enough.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Changmin, a solo developer from Korea.
Today, I launched my very first project, and to be honest, I'm a mix of terrified and excited.
I built a lightweight macOS utility called ScreenTranslate. The idea came from my own daily frustration: I was reading English open-source docs, and my focus kept getting destroyed by the tedious loop of "Copy Switch to browser Google Translate Paste Read Switch back."
