Every project accumulates dependency bloat packages you installed once, forgot about, or replaced but never removed. I built PkgDiet to catch that before it costs you build time, bundle size, or a supply-chain risk you don't need.
Run npx pkgdiet in any Node project and it scans your dependency tree for:
Unused packages installed but never imported
Bloated packages heavy deps with lighter alternatives
Unhealthy packages unmaintained, deprecated, or flagged
It's a single CLI command, no config, no dashboard sign-up just a clean terminal report you can act on immediately.
I just launched SubPulse, a lightweight Chrome extension built to stop silent money drains and surprise auto-renewals for AI tools, SaaS, and streaming services.
Why 100% local? Most finance trackers force you to link your bank account or create external cloud accounts. SubPulse keeps all your data strictly inside your browser's local storage. Zero bank links, zero tracking, zero external servers.
Relaunching on PH after a quiet first attempt, also just started Android and it's humbling
Launched CalNote back in February, barely told anyone, got almost no traction. Didn't understand how much of PH is pre-launch prep, not launch day itself. Planning a proper relaunch in ~6 weeks, this time actually building an audience beforehand instead of just showing up and hoping. Also started porting to Android this week after iOS being live a while. Assumed it'd be quick since the product already exists. It is not, MVP text logging works, everything else is bugs, feels like week one all over again.
Two things I'm genuinely curious about:
1. If you've relaunched after a quiet first launch, what actually moved
I am on journey of improving my skills/portfolio to achieve my dream package, part of it,I have been working this idea from past few weeks Its AI SmartBoard aligned to math, student/mentor can generate graph of handwritten math equation on the board Prototype : https://ai-smart-board.vercel.app/ GitHub: https://github.com/Keerthivardha... If you have any suggestions, I am very happy to consider
We ve recently launched Dora Station, a new social gaming app created with blind and visually impaired gamers in mind.
We noticed something missing from accessible gaming: having a place where people can connect, chat, meet other gamers, share experiences and simply hang out with a community that understands accessible gaming.
Dora Station is our attempt to build that space.
Think of it as a social hub for blind gamers similar in concept to the community side of platforms like Discord, but designed specifically around the accessibility needs and experiences of blind and visually impaired users.
We usually discover extraordinary people after we already know how the story ends.
Steve Jobs is the guy who launched the Macintosh, returned to Apple, introduced the iPod, pulled an iPhone out of his pocket, and helped change technology forever.
I quietly launched Sena Slowblog on Product Hunt recently.
Sena is a writing platform built around a simple idea: what if a publishing platform encouraged you to slow down instead of asking you to publish more?
There are intentional limits on how often you can publish. Free members can publish once every six days, while Sena Circle members can publish once every three days.
Why we open-sourced RexaDB We open-sourced RexaDB because we wanted to be fully transparent about what we re building. Our app already stands on the shoulders of open source: Supabase, Polar.sh, the Pi coding agent, Mastra for workflows, and more. It felt right to give back and put RexaDB itself out there for everyone to see, inspect, and improve. We also hoped open-sourcing would give us a marketing boost.
It kind of worked we still sit at $0 revenue (lol), but the traffic on our socials jumped and the love from the community has been real. That alone made it worth it. More than anything, we just love the open-source community and want to support it in every way we can. Opening up RexaDB is one small way of doing that. GitHub: https://github.com/rexadbapp/RexaDB Site: https://www.rexadb.app Would love to hear your thoughts (and stars are always welcome ).
