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5mo ago

We built a free dev tools hub while making our SaaS — honest feedback welcome

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.

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5mo ago

I built a privacy-first, ad-free PDF toolkit & CV builder (Just added new tools!) 🚀

Hey Product Hunt!

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:

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5mo ago

Share your next product launch - lets connect and support each other!!

Let s share a bit about ourselves and our projects. Drop your product name, link, LinkedIn, and a short explanation of what it does. I ll start:

PrepIt - https://www.prepitco.com
LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/dani...
https://www.linkedin.com/company...

PrepIt is an operations tool for coffee shops. It helps cafe teams manage schedules, shift tasks, checklists, employee access, and iPad shop mode in one cleaner system.

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5mo ago

Looking for feedback on how to explain privacy for a browser-based JSON tool

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.

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5mo ago

Build-in-public update: what 4 weeks of community engagement on PH actually did for our pipeline

Showing up consistently in a community is one of those things every distribution thread recommends but few founders track honestly. Sharing real numbers from the last 4 weeks here.

What was done:

12 substantive comments on other people's threads, weekly

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10mo ago

Kiara – Track expenses. Build discipline. No accounts. No cloud.

A solo creator of Kiara - The Money Manager | Budget and Expense Tracker with 100% offline, privacy first design.

Kiara was born from a simple frustration: most money apps demand accounts, cloud sync, and personal data when budgeting should feel calm and private.

What's the most outdated workflow in your industry that everyone still accepts?

After spending years working with contractors, dealers, and sales teams in the decking industry, I've noticed something interesting:

Many companies are still creating deck and railing takeoffs using spreadsheets, hand sketches, PDFs, and manual calculations.

I've seen projects where the actual estimating process takes longer than the customer conversation itself.

When I started building DeckPlanPro, I assumed there would already be simple, industry-specific tools for this problem. Instead, most solutions I found were either:

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5mo ago

Looking for testers: an Apple Ads report tool

About a year ago I launched @AdCider here the idea was to fully automate Apple Search Ads, from creating campaigns to managing bids.

What I learned: that's a lot to ask. It needed people to both want to spin up a new campaign and hand their whole budget over to AI to run. Too much trust, too much commitment.

2 years of manually compressing images in Framer. I finally built a plugin to do it for me.

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Hey everyone,

I've been building Framer sites for about two years, and the same boring task slowed me down on basically every project: image optimization.

Right before launch I'd go through the whole site checking file sizes, compressing the heavy ones, converting to WebP, and adding alt text for SEO and accessibility. Nothing hard just tedious, and way too easy to miss an image or two.

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5mo ago

Most "smart" tools actually make you dumber. Let me explain.

The problem isn't information overload.

It's reaction deficit.

You read. You nod. You move on. Nothing sticks. Two weeks later, that "insight" you were excited about? Gone. You might as well have scrolled past a meme.

We've convinced ourselves that capturing information is the same as learning it. It is not. It is the illusion of productivity.

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