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7mo ago

Drop your startup link in the comments

I'm launching IdeaJarvis on Product Hunt tomorrow a workspace that runs the full 0 1 loop for startup ideas (discover research define deploy validate automate) using your own ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor.

I want to put my money where my mouth is. Drop your startup link below and I'll personally run it through IdeaJarvis.
You'll get back:

A full pitch positioning, problem, solution, target user

Detailed market research competitors, TAM/SAM/SOM, market gaps

Just launched Timespace - an app to keep you aware in both time and space

Hey everyone,
Super excited to share that I just launched Timespace. This is the first product I'm launching on Product Hunt and would love to hear your feedback.
Thank you,
Chathuranga.

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7mo ago

Storing passport photos in your camera roll? There's a better way.

I used to keep photos of my passport, SSN card, and tax docs buried somewhere in my 30,000+ photo camera roll. Every time I needed one at the airport, at the bank I'd spend minutes scrolling, praying it wasn't lost. After nearly missing a flight because I couldn't find my passport photo, I decided to fix this. I built My Records Offline Vault a simple app that lets you scan and organize sensitive documents in one place. No cloud. No sign-up. No tracking. Everything stays on your phone, locked behind FaceID. It's a one-time purchase. No subscriptions. I've been using it myself for months. It just works.

Rubato - a tiny health companion for AI coding

AI coding is changing how we work. While AI is writing code, running tests, or thinking through a problem, we often just sit there and wait.

So I started building Rubato a small physical device that brings your AI workflow onto your desk.

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6mo ago

Built an AI nutrition tracker because calorie apps still feel like admin

I kept bouncing off calorie tracking apps because logging food still felt weirdly bureaucratic.

So I built MetricSync, an AI nutrition tracker focused on making logging faster without feeling sloppy.

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7mo ago

How do you currently maintain ‘truth’ about your product across product + engineering?

In most teams, product context gets fragmented really fast - PRDs, Jira, Slack, meetings, docs and they all drift over time.

We re curious how teams here actually keep a reliable source of truth about what the product is doing in reality.

Is it documentation? Internal tools? Tribal knowledge? Or just constant syncing?

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3mo ago

Check out Bangermeter today! (X Algo Scorer, Learn what makes a tweet good and replicate it!)

What is Bangermeter?
A free Chrome extension that badges every post in your X feed with what the open-sourced ranking formula would make of it, using the last weight values X published.
The formula skeleton is verified against X's 2026 open-source release. Outputs are relative scores, and the tool says so on every screen. It does not predict reach.
Zero network requests, zero data collected, no account. It all runs in your browser. 33/33 self-tests in the open repo.
Check it out here!

🚀 From Ideas to Real Apps, iOS Developer Building AI-Powered Products

Hey Product Hunt!

I m Arbaz, an iOS developer and builder with 7 years of hands on experience, who s obsessed with turning ideas into real, usable products.

Over the past few years, I ve:
Built mobile apps from scratch (from UI to backend integrations)
Worked with startups to improve user experience and engagement
Explored AI-driven products, from chatbots to content tools
Currently building tools around social media automation, AI content creation, and startup growth

Right now, I m especially interested in:
AI-powered products that actually solve real problems
Clean, intuitive mobile experiences (especially in fintech & SaaS)
Helping founders turn rough ideas into polished apps

What makes digital story time feel genuinely shared?

I m building Storio, a small web app for sharing story time with friends and family. The current version includes a library of classic stories and simple Create and Read experiences.
I m trying to understand a bigger question: what makes a digital story experience feel genuinely shared, rather than just another screen?
For parents, grandparents, families, and makers here:
Do you prefer guided classics, original stories, or a mix?
What would make you invite someone else into a story session?
Which parts of reading together should stay deliberately simple?
If you d like to see the current experiment: https://storio.web.app/
I m not looking for upvotes specific feedback on the experience, audience, or what feels missing would be most useful. Happy to answer questions and participate in the discussion.

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7mo ago

KudosWall — Collect testimonials, embed them anywhere. No code, no friction.

Hey PH!

I built KudosWall (kudoswall.org) to solve a problem every founder knows too well you have happy customers, but actually getting their testimonials on your site is a nightmare of chasing, formatting, and copy-pasting.

Here's how it works:

  1. You get a unique shareable link send it via email, SMS, wherever

  2. Your customer clicks it, records a quick types a text review no account needed, takes under 60 seconds

  3. You approve the ones you love from your dashboard

  4. Embed the widget on your site with a single line of code

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