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5mo ago

Turning your endless open tabs and countless saves into actual plans.

We re building afterthoughtai.com an action-oriented bookmark assistant designed for everyday people who want to actually use the content they find online without making organization a second full-time job. Think of us as the organized best friend who finally took away your keys and sorted your mess. No complex dashboards, no manual folder structures. We d love for you to check out the concept and tell us if this solves your digital hoarding problem!
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5mo ago

We built India's first family-focused smart ring. Here's what we learned about health wearables.

6 months ago we set out to build a smart ring for India. Here are 3 things we learned that surprised us:

1. People don't want more data they want less anxiety. Every extra metric we showed in testing made users MORE stressed, not less. We stripped the app back to what matters.

2. Families are the missing use case. Our testers kept asking "can my mum see this?" "can I check on my dad?" The family angle wasn't planned users demanded it.

3. Screen-free is a feature, not a limitation. No display means no notifications, no distraction, no checking your finger every 5 minutes. People loved the calm.

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5mo ago

Free Pro access — CognitIO beta (30 spots)

I'm giving away 30 free Pro accounts for CognitIO an AI tool that turns PDFs into summaries, flashcards, quizzes and mind maps in seconds.

Built it for students who actually need to retain what they read, not just skim.

What Pro includes:

  • Unlimited documents

  • Flashcards with spaced repetition

  • AI quiz generator

  • Chat with your PDF

No credit card. No catch. Just register with this link and you get Pro free: https://www.cognitioai.app/regis...

Would love honest feedback in return what works, what's missing, what's confusing.

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5mo ago

Your terminal, in blocks that explain themselves

I built Verlox because Al terminals have a trust problem. They run things, scroll fills the screen, and you're left reconstructing what actually happened, Blocks is my answer https://www.verlox.app. Every command you run becomes its own card with the command, its output, and a quiet line that tells you the outcome in plain English. No digging through scrollback to figure out whether something worked. A few things I'm proud of in this release: Fix this. When a command fails, one button sends that exact run, the command plus its own output, to the Al and it gets straight to work on a fix. Not "the last thing on screen", the specific block you clicked. Run the same command twice and each block keeps its own story. Explain. On any successful block, one click generates a plain English explanation of what the command did, rendered right inside the card with the model that wrote it credited underneath, No tokens are spent unless you ask. Reversibility you can see. If a command deleted or changed files that Verlox captured, the block shows a Restore button wired to the Recovery Vault. The promise isn't "trust the Al", it's "here's the undo". Suggested next steps. Ran git add? The block offers git commit, Ran nom install? It offers nom start. Small thing, saves a surprising amount of typing, " Everything the.Al does in Verlox is plan first, approve before run, and recorded on a timeline. Blocks brings that same transparency down to every single command. Would love your feedback, especially on what a block should show that it doesn't yet.
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5mo ago

I built The Revision to find tech news worth reading

I started with a scheduled daily prompt.

The goal was simple: send me the tech news worth reading.

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5mo ago

Stop Jumping Between Travel Calculators: 15 Tools in One Place

Hi everyone

While building travel websites, I noticed something frustrating:

Travelers often need multiple calculators just to answer basic planning questions.

You might calculate a distance on one site, estimate fuel costs on another, check flight time somewhere else, then search for layover advice, airport information, time zones, and trip costs in completely different places.

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5mo ago

Free AI resume analyzer — ATS scoring, instant optimization, 90 export styles. No signup.

ResumeCoach analyzes your resume against any job description in seconds.

Upload, paste a JD, and get an 8-section report with ATS score, keyword analysis, and line-by-line rewrites. One-click optimization generates a polished US-format resume. Export in 90 professional styles.

Free during beta your feedback builds the roadmap.

https://ai-resume-coach-flame.ve...

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5mo ago

I spent 3 months researching how AI engines choose what to cite. Here's what I learned.

I launched AEO Table on PH today a tool to track whether your brand shows up in ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Perplexity and Gemini. But the interesting part is the research behind it. I spent 3 months digging into citation data, and some findings surprised me: 80% of pages ChatGPT cites don't rank in Google's top 100 AI search traffic converts at 14.2% vs Google's 2.8% (5x difference) Only ~12% of sites use structured data, yet FAQPage schema increases AI citation probability by 3.2x Brands are 6.5x more likely to be cited through earned media than their own domains The gap between traditional SEO and AI visibility is massive. Most businesses are optimizing for a search engine their customers stopped using.

Curious is anyone here tracking AI citations for their brand yet? Or still figuring out how AI search fits into your strategy?

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5mo ago

I spent months wrestling SEC filings into a free stock analyzer, and it's LIVE today 🚀

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.

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5mo ago

Creators help hotels fill rooms. So why are they still paying regular prices for travel?

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:

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