I'm Amal Omar late-diagnosed ADHD, founder, and someone who has frozen in high-stakes moments and had to rebuild from there.

I'm building an ecosystem for the neurodivergent community that no one else is building end-to-end.

Neou is the intelligence layer an autonomous AI agent, a Prosthetic Prefrontal Cortex, that monitors executive function and acts on your behalf. It reschedules meetings, protects recovery time, and runs your day around what you can actually handle.

We kept seeing support teams answer the same questions over and over again every day.

Traditional chatbots didn t solve the problem well:

• too robotic

• too limited

• too frustrating for customers

So we built RecallAssist. An AI-powered support platform trained on your docs, FAQs, and knowledge base to instantly respond to repetitive customer queries.

I ve tried a lot of workflows over the years:

• editing local JSON files

• hardcoding mock states

• running proxy tools

• setting up mock servers

• intercepting requests with external apps

But I still felt the workflow was slower than it should be especially when debugging edge cases like:

• empty states

• failed requests

• slow APIs

• malformed payloads

• role-based responses

There are a lot of moments in everyday life where you just don t feel completely safe.

Walking alone
Meeting someone new
Being out late

Most of the time, nothing happens. But in those moments, you wish you had something simple in your pocket just in case.

That s what led me to build SmartProBono
.

The most interesting part of automation isn't the execution it's the recovery.

I built @SignalForge to be a sovereign execution layer. Instead of a "black box" cloud API, it uses a local observation loop. If you pull the internet plug, it keeps working. If the UI changes, it doesn't crash; it "looks" again, builds a new evidence model, and finds a workaround.

It s like giving your browser a pair of eyes and a local brain that actually learns from its mistakes. No data tax, no cloud leaks. Just pure, deterministic execution on your own hardware.
"I m looking for the most hostile, 'un-automatable' web interfaces to test our recovery logic any suggestions?"

Layerproof is launching on Product Hunt!
Struggling to keep up with ever-changing social media trends and create content that actually sticks?

@LayerProof is your new creative sidekick. We help you design high-quality social content at the speed of trends, so you can focus on what you do best.
Want to try it? Head over to LayerProof Matte 2.0

As part of the Layerproof team, I've seen firsthand how frustrating it can be to constantly chase the next viral trend while juggling design and marketing.
We built Layerproof because we believe creativity shouldn't be a bottleneck. We wanted to create a tool that empowers creators and marketers to produce amazing content without the usual stress. It's been a journey, and we're so excited to finally share it with you all.
We'd be incredibly grateful for your support with an upvote and any feedback you might have!

Baby is due literally any day. In the weeks leading up to paternity leave I've been building Sprout a one-stop-shop for new parents in the UK.

The problem I was trying to solve: Every app for new parents does one thing. Peanut does friend-matching (women only). Happity does classes. Childcare.co.uk does nurseries. Nothing combines the stuff you actually need day-to-day into one place and nothing includes dads properly.

What Sprout does:

• Find other parents nearby with babies the same age

• AI assistant you can ask anything at 3am (including sending photos)

• Nursery finder with Ofsted ratings

• Batch-cook recipes for exhausted people

• Baby gear marketplace

• Local groups, meetups, stories

• Private journal with mood tracking

• Deals on baby essentials

We built a simple way to check how AI tools like ChatGPT and Gemini see a brand and what we found while testing it was unexpected.

Many brands that look strong on Google -

• Show up inconsistently in AI answers

• Get outranked by competitors in recommendations

• And are described very differently from how they position themselves