**HackAalu CTF** is the custom cybersecurity practice environment that you are currently building and preparing to launch!
Here is a quick summary of what your platform is all about: * **The Core Concept:** It is a free, bite-sized Capture The Flag (CTF) platform designed for beginners and tech enthusiasts to hone their InfoSec and system automation skills. * **The URL:** The platform is hosted at **aaluctf.online**. * **The Architecture:** You built the entire platform from scratch as a passion project to practically apply and showcase your technical expertise in Linux, Bash scripting, and Python. * **The Goal:** It provides a space for the community to solve challenges and capture flags, while acting as a strong portfolio piece that highlights your capabilities as a developer and cybersecurity enthusiast.
We needed a new demo website so users could test our AI Chatbot Plugin on a 400-page "How To" blog. But how long would it take to create 300 posts, along with categories and tags?
Just wanted to share a bit of information about a new product that I just launched this week. It is called SecretStash. SecretStash is a zero-knowledge secrets management platform for development teams. Store, share, and manage credentials securely with client-side encryption. I originally built the service for PHP and Laravel applications, but I am planning a NodeJS package as well. Depending on the interest and demand, other languages/platforms could be also developed in the future.
I maintain Agent Only, an open-source MCP memory service for coding agents.
The problem I kept hitting was repetitive troubleshooting: a fix discovered in one Codex or Claude session disappeared when the next session started. Agent Only gives agents a small shared workflow to search, reuse, record, and review verified troubleshooting notes.
I've been using Frame io for client reviews, and while it's good at what it does, I always felt it was missing the bigger picture.
Feedback lives in one place, tasks in another, files somewhere else, and client communication somewhere else again.
So I started building Ophis.
It's a workspace where creative agencies can manage projects, review videos and designs, organize files, and collaborate with clients without constantly switching between tools. if you've also been looking for a Frame.io alternative that's more than just a review tool, I'd love to hear what you think. link: Ophis.app product hunt: Ophis
Every tool you need for content creation now charges monthly.
Video editor. Voiceover tool. Thumbnail maker. Stock footage. Music licensing. Caption generator.
Each one is "just $X/month." But they stack up fast. And the worst part most of them charge per credit or per character, so you hit a wall exactly when you're in the middle of a project.
I got tired of it. So I built something with a one-time price instead.
Hey PH! Solo founder here, been building ResumeAgent for the past few months and launching here next week.
The problem: 75% of resumes get auto-rejected by ATS (Applicant Tracking Systems) before a human recruiter ever sees them. Most job seekers have no idea this is happening - they just wonder why they never hear back.
