Hello everyone! I hope you are all doing well.

I noticed that many people need simple tools to manage their daily money calculations, such as expenses, savings, budgets, and other financial tasks. Sometimes, finding the right calculator can be confusing, so I decided to explore some useful online options.

I recently came across Calcotia, which offers different calculators for everyday needs. I thought it might be helpful to share here. Has anyone tried Calcotia? What do you think about it? I would love to hear your feedback and suggestions.

I'm a product owner and spend most of my day in meetings. Writing the minutes afterwards was the part I hated, so I built CalNote AI. It's an iPhone app that starts recording when a meeting on your calendar starts (one tap on the notification), stops 10 minutes after it ends, and saves a clean note to Files, Obsidian or Notion.

I'm not a developer. The first UI came from Rork, and the server, code reviews, tests and App Store submissions were done with Claude Code.

What happened since 1.0 went live on Oct 28:

• Oct 29: 1.1, a full redesign the day after launch

• Oct 31 to Nov 2: three more updates (a second nudge if you miss the start, keeping Pro after a reinstall, sharing the summary as plain text)

ok real talk

I travel constantly and at some point flying just became dreadful? Like airlines will tell you a flight is $180 and then by the time you add a bag, pick a seat that isn't a middle seat in the back next to the bathroom, and god forbid try to bring your dog, you're at $300+ and you haven't even gotten to the airport yet

and then you GET to the airport. two hours early. Shoes off. water confiscated. elbow war with a stranger for three hours. even first class can't save you from that part. You're still in the same chaotic terminal as everyone else just with slightly better snacks

Anyway, I stumbled onto semi private flying a while back and I genuinely could not believe it was real. You pull up, park for free literally outside the door, walk in, board in 15 minutes, and suddenly you're on a small beautiful plane getting served champagne with your dog sitting next to you

STARTDB: making Korean company research easier to evaluate

Disclosure: I operate STARTDB. This product introduction was prepared with AI assistance using our public product pages. The screenshots below are from the official site, captured on November 2, 2026; they are not customer results or proof of a completed API integration.

The problem I want to discuss

A company list can look useful while still being a poor basis for a decision. A regional supplier search, an industry comparison, and a product-market research brief need different filters and different evidence. Before collecting more rows, it helps to write the decision the list is supposed to support and the information it cannot establish.

We ve been working on this problem for a while, and I m curious how others handle it. Are you checking ChatGPT or Perplexity manually, using a tool, or ignoring it for now?

We're launching PingAura on ProductHunt on 4th Nov, and I d love to hear what you d want from a product in this space.

Hi Product Hunt

I'm an independent developer building APP LAB for small companies where IT is one or two people looking after everyone else. In most of those places the "asset register" is a spreadsheet, tickets arrive by e-mail, and when someone leaves nobody is sure which laptop, monitor and licences should come back.

Hello friends, I am the founder of a One Pager, and I want you to share your honest thoughts.

One Pager is a fast, flexible builder for creating high-converting landing pages tailored to your customer types. The personalization helps with conversion for sales and generally helps out for step of the customer journey.
Help me understand if you find a tool like this to be valuable, as in my experience it does and especially in today's AI climate the extra human touch goes a long way, which is why I've made the platform video centric.
Tell me what you think is:

• What s confusing?

• What feels unnecessary?

• What would stop you from using this?

Sign up, play around, break things and as an example of the type of pages that can be created, here is my message to you --> https://app.one-pager.io/p/UmAqpx

The part of Atonomuse I spent the most time on isn't the writing, it's the critic. Every post gets scored on six things before it can publish, and it's strict. Our own carousel about how the product works scored 7.2 because the call-to-action headline ran 9 words instead of 8 at most.
I'm curious how other makers handle quality on generated content. Do you gate it automatically, or does a human always look first?
Launch page if you want to see it: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

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Hey everyone

A couple of months ago i was in a sticky situation. I am a fullstack dev with 4 YOE at amazon. I recently figured out that my communication during interviews sucked despite having solved over 500 leetcode problems. Finding solid mock interview partners at odd hours was a hassle, and standard platforms only test your code, not how you talk through it.
So my friend and I spent the last few months building a tool to solve this exact gap: Devana. It s built for practicing realistic mocks with an AI interviewer so you can refine your communication before doing the real thing.
Here is what we built into it:
Interactive AI Mocks: Practice talking through your approach, edge cases, and time complexity out loud with an AI before/while writing code.
Paste Any Custom Problem: Found a tricky LeetCode problem or company-specific tagged question? You can paste in your own coding problems and have the AI run a mock session on them.
Detailed Progress & Communication Feedback: Deep breakdowns after every session on where your code, logic, or verbal explanations dropped.
Huge Problem Bank: 1000s of built-in DSA questions ready to go.
Why build this over using existing stuff? Platforms like Pramp or interviewing .io require matching schedules, dealing with awkward ghosting, or paying huge fees. Grinding LeetCode alone doesn't train your talking skills. Devana gives you on demand, zero judgment mock practice 24/7, with full freedom to test yourself on any problem you want. If anyone is interested, check it out at Devana .