As companies grow, something interesting happens.

Employees start waiting for HR to answer simple questions.

Managers chase approvals through emails.

HR spends hours on repetitive administrative tasks instead of focusing on hiring, employee development, or workplace culture.

Github does a poor job of presenting your work to viewers, so why do developers insist on including it in their resumes. I believe its because developers take pride in their craft and to be introduced by thier work.
Yet somehow developers' best work is hidden inside private repos: the side project that might have commercial potential, that company work that can't be open source, clients and consultancy work that's covered under NDA. If you are hiring developers based on thier github profile, you are optimising for the wrong profile.
That's why I made https://gitfolio.dev - mostly to scratch my own itch: present my best work better than github does, provide evidence for what I am good at, and keep updating it on an autopilot.
If you are a developer, you can give it a try for your own portfolio at https://gitfolio.dev - you can use it even without giving it access to your code.

Hey Product Hunt
We re building CatchDex, a private collection game for anglers who already take catch photos but want something more useful and fun than a camera roll.
The idea is simple:
Log a real catch use AI to help identify the species keep the exact spot private unlock a collectible FishDex card.
Most fishing apps focus on maps, forecasts, or finding spots. We re taking a different angle: what happens after the catch.
CatchDex helps anglers:
- turn catches into collectible FishDex cards
- keep fishing spots private with aliases instead of exposed coordinates
- track species progress, mastery, and season history
- create GPS-safe share cards
- build a personal fishing collection from real-world memories
The hardest part has been balancing game feel with trust. Anglers care deeply about not burning spots, so privacy can t be a bolt-on feature. It has to shape the whole product.
We re currently in beta and would love feedback from anglers, outdoor app builders, privacy-first product folks, or anyone who has thoughts on making real-world logging feel more rewarding.
Try it here:
https://catchdex.app

A team told us they discovered software that had been renewing for months without anyone using it.

That conversation inspired us to build ClearSpend AI.

Has something similar happened to you?

Hey PH

Every freelance project starts in the same place. A client sends something like this:

"Hey, I want a website. Something modern. Maybe like Apple but for our industry. Also can it do that thing where the menu sticks to the top? My cousin said we need SEO too. When can you start?"

Then the ritual kicks in. You read it three times. Open a notes file. Try to figure out what they actually want. Make a list of what they forgot (scope, deadline, budget, domain, tech). Guess the effort. Guess the price. Write a polite reply asking for details. Wait two days. Get half an answer. Repeat.

Hey Product Hunt!

We just launched TranscribeAI and we're SO hyped to finally share it with you.

TranscribeAI records, transcribes, and extracts structured notes from your calls in real time.

Summaries. Action items. Decisions. Follow-ups. All handled by AI the moment your call ends.

Hey Product Hunt

Every time I tried to cook something new, the same annoying thing happened:

Pop-ups, giant ads, 2,000-word personal stories, and then I still had to scroll forever just to see the actual ingredients.

I got so fed up that I built CleanCook a clean iOS app that fixes exactly that.