I've been thinking about something that doesn't get discussed enough in gaming:

Blind gamers don't just need accessible games. They need accessible communities.

A lot of gaming communities are built around platforms that can be difficult to navigate with screen readers or aren't designed with blind and visually impaired users in mind.

And even when someone finds an accessible game, there's another question:

Hey Product Hunt

I m building Clarity AI, a lightweight browser extension that lets you work with selected text directly from the right-click menu.

The idea came from a simple frustration: many AI browser tools add sidebars, floating buttons, popups, and extra panels. They are powerful, but they often interrupt the workflow.

With Clarity, I m trying a different approach:

Hey, I am awaiting approval on TestFlight to start allowing external testers to try Televise!
Its a tv show tracking application aiming to be shaped by obsessives like myself or just used by casual tv watchers to track where they are, where you can simply open the app, mark as watched and close the app or discuss each episode with superfans like yourself with a community trust based system where you can tag which episode your comments may be spoiling.
It has your watching stats, all your watching history in a calendar format, click a day and see what you watched, when you watched it. Export your stats and custom lists as images to share on socials, your list of favourite horror tv shows, the worst tv shows to air or whatever you may think of!

You can import all your tv shows tracking from TV Time too so you never have to start from zero, glance at your watch streak and keep it active, gain achievements for different activity and more!
I would love to have some external testers to just try anything and everything within the app before I launch, thank you so much, please let me know if you're interested and once I gain approval, I will share a link!

I rebuilt Code Factory 0.40 around a simple concern: AI-generated tests can look convincing without proving much.

This 45-second walkthrough shows the current flow: take an outcome, fuzzy PRD, or risky diff; make the gap in evidence visible; decide what a human should check next.

It stays local. It does not upload source, call a model, or make release decisions.

Watch: https://youtu.be/pTUCknEu-PQ

One thing I've been thinking about while working on FixerFlip is that investors probably spend too much time analyzing opportunities they should have rejected earlier.

Sometimes it's not about finding the perfect deal.

It's about quickly recognizing this isn't for me.

Hey everyone!

My partner Samrat and I have been building AntiRot, an Android app designed to help people break the doomscrolling cycle.

I've been building products with AI for a while, and I kept running into the same problem.

Whenever I had a startup idea, I could ask an AI:

I m Sahil from a small village in Himachal. 10 days ago, I didn t know how web apps worked, couldn t code and didn t even know what Product Hunt was. I was trying to start a perfume brand and got stuck in the same mess every new founder probably hates: suppliers, oils, bottles, packaging, pricing, legal stuff 20 tabs open and still no idea what to do.

So I came up with banalo.business

There was just one problem: my friend, who could actually build it, was busy with his own product

So I did the only thing I knew how to do.

So the Idea is super simple.

The scenario when we have all documents in our Phone but in the crucial time mostly we all forget, and panic where my is my Documents, Image of a receipt u take a long ago..