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I'm Gabriel, and I've been building a health and fitness app called Repit Fitness.

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Hey Product Hunt community!

We just went live with PDFtools4u today!

Like many of you, I got tired of uploading sensitive personal documents, contracts, bank statements, and IDs to random cloud servers just to perform basic tasks only to get hit with paywalls, daily rate limits, watermarks, or forced sign-ups.

I wanted a simpler handoff between AI coding sessions:

- Point a local tool at a repository

- Keep architectural decisions, evidence, and unfinished work connected

- Know when remembered context has become stale

Hi everyone!

I'm a 90's bass head and wanted something that supports my needs. I wear earbuds at the gym, IEM's at home. I got tired of adjusting the phones EQ along with other EQ's to get the sound I wanted, which was meh for the most part. Podcasts and e-books don't need to be bass heavy, only my music. I want bass and clarity when watching movies. So, I built TruEQ out of frustration. With existing Android equalizers being either too stripped down or bloated with subscriptions and tracking. I wanted a clean, system-wide audio engine that works globally across Spotify, YouTube, YouTube Music, games, and streaming apps without needing a specialized music player.

BEDIZ APP-My whole closet is in my phone now.

Every piece I own, cataloged from one photo dump I didn't type in a single shirt. And when I want to know if an outfit works, I don't guess in front of a mirror. Bediz shows it on ME, on my actual photo. Not an avatar with my haircut.

The part that changed how I shop: it works on clothes you don't own yet. See something in a store? Screenshot an outfit idea at 2am? Wishlist it, try it on your photo, and find out before you pay instead of after, standing at the returns counter because it looked great on the model.

It'll even tell you what a piece really costs. That $90 jacket you wore twice? That's a $45-per-wear jacket. The $30 tee you live in costs pennies. Bediz runs that math on your whole closet, and its stylist builds outfits from what's actually hanging in it and tells you why they work.

Hey Hunters

I'm Taylor, based in Alberta, Canada. I built RightsRadar because I kept watching the same scene play out: someone charged with an offence, sitting across a kitchen table from a stack of police disclosure they were never going to read and lawyers charging $300 $500/hour to read it for them.

What it does: Upload your disclosure (PDFs, scanned pages, photos of pages, Word docs OCR is built in) and RightsRadar returns a plain-English list of potential Charter (Canada) or Constitutional (US) issues, with the exact page and quote each one came from. Things like:

• Arbitrary detention (s.9 Charter / 4th Amdt.)

• Right to counsel breaches (s.10(b) / Miranda)

• Search & seizure problems (s.8 / 4th Amdt.)

• Disclosure gaps (Stinchcombe / Brady)

• Confession voluntariness (s.7 / 5th Amdt.)

I ve launched my first app and I m very happy and satisfied about it.

My app creates digital wallet native loyalty cards and I m super excited to share that I have my first 7 subscribers!!! I don t have many people to celebrate with as I live alone. So I am sharing the news on here.

I'm still building this cash flow simulator for trade businesses (electricians, HVAC, plumbers, small subcontractor crews, 3-15 people). I've got a handful of features I think are solid, but I honestly don't know if they're solid enough that someone would actually pay for this so throwing it out there.

What I'm planning:

• Monte Carlo simulation instead of one flat forecast number, so you see a range of outcomes instead of getting blindsided. is this actually useful, or overkill for a small crew that just wants a simple number?

• Pre-built templates by trade (electrical, HVAC, plumbing, subcontracting) so you're not starting from scratch. worth it? Its a good basis for businesses to already build off of, but these industries might be too nuanced?

• QuickBooks integration, so it pulls real numbers instead of manual entry. This feature seems to have the most apparent upside and just nice to have either way, but you can never be too sure if it will actually provide value.

• Models retainage (the payment chunk jobs hold back until work's fully done) using your own job history. I don't know how much this actually messes with people's day-to-day cash flow.

• Another feature I wanted to add was a benchmark system that lets you compare your numbers to others in your niche. curious if owners even want that, or if it feels pointless.

I am not trying to build features nobody asked for. If you run a trade business, or just know something business related, would any of this be worth paying for, or am I solving a problem that isn't really one?