I'm building TimeTuna.com (it's a beautiful Calendly alternative) and I'm curious to know what tools you guys use and why.
Currently, we're focusing primarily on the aesthetics of the product and making it easier (less awkward) to share your link and making it more personal and less transactional.
Most free online image tools follow the same old playbook: they force you to create an account, upload your private assets to their cloud servers, and then slap a massive watermark on your download unless you upgrade to a paid plan.
I wanted to build an alternative that respects both developer workflows and user privacy.
That s why I created FDM AI Photo Suite a professional-grade image toolkit designed to be completely browser-native.
Hey Product Hunt. I am Hani, co-founder of Bellotify.
While building Bellotify we kept hitting the same small walls. Writing clean release notes from messy git commits. Generating a privacy policy before launch. Testing a webhook without spinning up a whole environment. None of it was complicated, but every tool we found was either drowning in ads, slow to load, or asking us to create an account before doing anything useful.
I'm Mahmoud, a full-stack developer, and I want to share a major update to a passion project I ve been building: Confileo.
Let's be honest, dealing with PDFs online can be incredibly frustrating. Most free tools bombard you with ads, ruin your file formatting, or worse compromise your sensitive data privacy.
I decided to build a cleaner, faster, and more secure alternative. Confileo is an all-in-one platform where you can:
This version has been rebuilt with enhanced security standards and best practices. Previous false-positive virus/trojan warnings have been resolved the software is now clean and trusted.
After a few months building solo, Enform goes live on Product Hunt tomorrow.
Quick version: you describe what you want to learn, and it writes the survey questions, reads every response as it comes in, and drafts an editable deck where each slide cites the quote behind it. I built it because every study I ran died in a CSV I never reopened.
I m working on SafeJSON, a browser-based JSON toolkit for formatting, validating, diffing, decoding JWTs, querying JSONPath, and validating schemas.
The hard part has not been the formatter itself.
The hard part has been explaining privacy in a way that is accurate and believable.
I don t want to use vague claims like 100% private or no tracking, because most modern sites still have normal analytics, payments, licensing, or extension permissions.