Solo dev, launching Friday. My plant app does something I can't really justify on a spreadsheet: when a plant dies, instead of deleting it, it writes the plant a little goodbye. No retention math behind it, I just couldn't stand the delete button. Did I waste my time or do small "useless" touches like this actually matter to you?

https://mossly.net/farewell

Hi everyone,

I'm building mybets.gg, a "universal" tracker for sports bettors.

Most competitors rely on official APIs, which restricts them to just the major US sportsbooks. If you use European sites, crypto platforms, or local clones, you're out of luck.

A private file for the things your family needs to find when something happens to you.

People: the contacts who matter. Your lawyer, your doctor, your closest friends. Their roles, their numbers, everything in one place.

Hey

Question for everyone building or using AI products:

What s one repetitive task you would happily never do again?

Roast my AI news bot be honest.

I built it because I was spending an hour every morning

switching between 20+ browser tabs to monitor energy news.

Built it in 2 weeks, now turning it into a service.

Hey Product Hunt friends

I ve been thinking about a new way to help non-technical founders launch SaaS products, without needing to build from scratch or hire a full dev team.

For the past few months, I've been building a Windows desktop application called WindowPilot.

The idea came from a frustration I had every single day. Every morning I opened the same applications as a developer (Visual Studio, Chrome, Teams, Spotify, Postman, etc.). And then spent the next minute dragging them back to the monitors where they belong.

I play across Steam, Epic, GOG, and Game Pass, plus an emulation setup, and my "library" was really five separate launchers and a folder of ROMs I'd never bothered to organize. I wanted one place that showed everything I own and made actually playing it feel like it counted for something.

So I built GameSave (Windows, .NET/WPF). What it does today:

• Pulls your Steam / Epic / GOG / Xbox libraries into one view

• Tracks your play time for every game

• Imports a retro/ROM collection and auto-fills box art + metadata by file hash no manual scraping, and it sets up RetroArch for you

• Automatically backs up your save files so you don't lose progress

• Stats, achievements, and global leaderboards across your whole library think Gamerscore, but for everything you play instead of one platform

• An in-app economy with credits you earn for actually playing your games and a store to spend them to unlock features

• A backlog manager that incentivizes you to finish the games you own instead of buying more

• Global leaderboards where you and your games compete against others

• Fully translated/localized in 40 languages

• and a lot more

It's free and in open beta. Being honest about the rough edges: it's Windows-only for now, the UI's still getting polished, and the first scan on a big library can take a minute.

I've been talking to parents and busy households and noticed a common problem.

The hardest part isn't usually doing chores, shopping, or cooking.

It's having to remember everything.

Things like groceries, meals, appointments, bills, family schedules, and all the small tasks that somehow end up living in one person's head.

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m the maker of ServBay (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...).