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Hey everyone, Flippie here, solo dev building in public.

Today's the day. After months of head-against-wall work, Intrinsiqq is live on Product Hunt right now and I genuinely can't sit still

Quick story on why it nearly broke me: I wanted to give retail investors the kind of deep financial analysis that normally sits behind $20-40/mo paywalls. The catch? The clean data doesn't exist for free. You have to pull it from raw SEC EDGAR filings, and XBRL parsing is an absolute nightmare. Every company tags their financials slightly differently. Edge cases everywhere. I lost count of the nights spent chasing why one company's revenue was off by a rounding quirk or a switched tag. Getting 8,000+ companies to line up with what the paid tools show took way longer than I'll ever admit.

But it works. Quality scores, DCF valuations with sensitivity analysis, dividend grading, 10+ years of financials, all from the actual filings.

We're building TripzyGo, a creator-first travel platform where creators can:

Book hotels & travel experiences at exclusive rates
Create content during their trip
Earn rewards based on their reach and engagement

For hotels, it's performance-driven marketing with measurable ROI. For creators, it's a new way to monetize travel.

Curious to hear from founders, creators, and hoteliers:

Hi everyone,

I m currently developing an app idea called Skillset, and I m looking to connect with people who might be interested in collaborating on the early stages of the project.

The core idea behind Skillset is to create a platform focused entirely on tracking and developing real-world skills over time. Most productivity and habit apps track daily actions, but they rarely show how someone is actually progressing in a skill. Skillset aims to solve that by giving users a clear system for seeing how their abilities grow.

The concept is built around a skill progression system. Users choose skills they want to develop - for example coding, language learning, music, fitness, or any other skill - and the app tracks their growth through practice sessions, milestones, and measurable progress.

We ve been working in the Managed IT Services space with Cloud Patrons Info Solutions, supporting businesses across FinTech, Logistics, and Software with 24x7x365 IT operations, cloud support, NOC services, and helpdesk management.

While talking to different businesses, we ve noticed something interesting: most teams don t struggle because they lack IT features or tools. They struggle because their IT setup creates too much overhead too many dashboards, too many alerts, and too much time spent managing the system instead of running the business.

This made us rethink a simple question:

Do businesses actually need more advanced IT features, or do they need fewer points of failure and more predictable support?

I built this app for myself years ago to a) learn Flutter and b) because all the other hydration trackers I found on the play store were shit or locked behind a paywall or behind full screen, annoying ads.

• No data ever leaves your device (unless you decide to link it to Health Connect)

• Built for metric units (the US customary support is....a bit last minute slapdash so I look forward to hearing what is wrong there)

• Track how much you drink in a day

• Set reminders so you can build a habit of drinking enough water

• It will have ads eventually if Google approves that (mostly to fund an eventual Apple dev license so I can publish on iOS too), but I made sure the ad placement is tiny, non-obtrusive and NEVER a full screen ad. Only ever banners. And a minimal IAP to permanently remove ads and unlock the experimental smart reminders feature.

It's been my goal to publish it somewhere for years, and this year I finally published it to the Play Store after a final push to make it more friendly for users who aren't me.

You can find it here: https://play.google.com/store/ap...

Hi everyone!

I m currently building Familystories, a platform designed to preserve family history, voices, and memories in a beautiful digital archive before they get lost.