I m a student, and I recently built StudyCore, a free all-in-one toolkit designed to make studying a little easier.
The idea started with a simple problem: students often use multiple different tools for things like creating summaries, flashcards, quizzes, calculating grades, tracking attendance, generating citations, and more. I wondered if I could bring useful tools together in one place.
Happened to me - My coding agent said it was 'done' and the code should run now, and then I discovered it was still 500-ing. This code blindness caused by agents needs to be tackled without spending 4 to 5 hours reviewing the code ( Why would I use AI if I wanted to spend hours glued to the screen anyway!), and please don't even get me started on the 'evil-dead' code. so We made VinVAI - an IDE plugin that is compatible with all coding agents and gives them visibility into the runtime of the code. https://vinv.ai/ Upvote if you like: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Hey Product Hunt, roastme.gg: drop your X handle or site, pick a dollar amount ($1 to $1,000+), get publicly roasted by AI. The more you pay, the more brutal it gets, from "playful" at $1 to "no ceiling" at $1,000+.
Every roast lands on a public leaderboard ranked by amount paid. Highest payer holds #1 until someone outpays them. Shareable cards for X included.
Most Windows wallets make you choose between beginner simplicity and serious privacy, or put every chain and protocol into the same interface. I built ARX as one open-source, fully local app with two deliberately separate profiles. Simple is for everyday self-custody: BTC, ETH, USDT, USDC, SOL and BNB; network-aware receiving; reviewed sends; swaps; custom EVM networks; and WalletConnect across 25 built-in networks. Privacy stays out of the way until you choose it. It adds proxy-enforced connections, separate Main and Anonymous identities, a permanent RAILGUN 0zk identity, native Monero, and shielded or unshielded Zcash. The goal is to make self-custody feel cleaner than leaving assets on an exchange without forcing people to learn privacy protocols before they can receive a coin. Windows installer and source: https://github.com/SeverianRoth/ARX Simple walkthrough:
Privacy walkthrough: ARX launches on Product Hunt tomorrow. I am looking for one blunt Windows user to tell me which first screen or term creates hesitation.
I noticed a lot of gamers struggle figuring out their real mouse feel when switching between games, or just don't have an easy way to check things without digging through manufacturer software. So I built a simple tool to help with that.
It lets you check your current settings, get a comparable number to match your setup across different games, and convert your feel when switching titles all in one simple place.
It's free to use, no complicated setup needed. Feel free to try it out and let me know what you'd like added I'll be listening to all feedback!
Most trading products solve one part of the trader journey. Tradiverse is designed around the entire journey. It combines trading development with an immersive universe, progression systems and game-inspired experiences so learning, analysing, competing, connecting and improving all feel like parts of the same product. Common question: Why'd I pick this to work on?
Trading has an unusual problem: there are thousands of products for traders, but the overall trader experience is still disconnected.
So i started thinking less about creating another trading tool and more about what the entire trading journey could look like if it were designed as one product from the beginning.
You know how it goes: you vibe-code a SaaS landing page in Lovable or Cursor, it looks great, traffic starts coming in... and then nothing. Conversion sits at 0.5%.
You ask Claude what's wrong. It tells you to "clarify your value proposition" or "add social proof." Technically not wrong. Completely unhelpful when you need to ship a fix today.
That's why I built CRO co-pilot (working name). It's not another AI grader that spits out a 20-point PDF report nobody reads. It's built specifically for the vibe-coding workflow.
