Hi Product Hunt

I'm wija, an indie maker, and I'd like to share a project I've been working on.

Crypto Price Alert started as a tool I built for myself because I was constantly checking cryptocurrency prices throughout the day.

Over time it grew into a browser extension and PWA that helps users:

We re building an AI-powered business copilot designed for early-stage and technical founders who struggle with fundraising, business strategy, investor communication, lead generation, and startup operations.

Instead of being just another chatbot, the system acts like an AI Chief Business Officer that understands a startup s vision, pitch, financials, strategy, and goals. It helps founders prepare for investor meetings, generate pitch narratives, assist with financial reasoning, support lead generation and outreach, and handle real-time business conversations through voice and avatar-based interactions.

Most AI video tools help you create one video at a time.

I wanted to solve a different problem: scaling content production.

Over the past few months, I've been building Viralize AI, a platform that can transform content into short-form videos automatically.

Features include:

I've been building a Chrome extension to reduce the number of times I have to "fight" with AI before getting the answer I actually wanted.

After discussing with people on PH, my small tool has evolved:

Feature 1: Spots things you may have forgotten to mention: It checks your input while you are typing and catches the blind spots that you possibly need before you hitting "send".

Feature 2: Prompt Organization

Yesterday i saw a discussion by @hamza_afzal_butt Do you think AI is improving education, or does it make students too dependent?

so here i am sharing my thoughts about AI learning as i am also buliding AI exam tool :)

AI makes learning easier, but if it just gives answers, students might stop thinking for themselves. (not good, right)
That s why I m building PrepareBuddy-an AI study assistant that guides learning instead of just providing quick solutions. It breaks down topics, offers step-by-step explanations, and encourages critical thinking.

Hello Everyone,
Last year I had a tumour scare. Hearing that word and waiting for the doctor to explain felt like everything froze. In those few seconds I realised how fragile life actually is. We spend our whole lives working, building, planning the future but we rarely think about the people who would be left trying to make sense of everything if something happened to us.

That moment stayed with me. I kept thinking about how there are so many tools to handle money, assets and wills, but almost nothing for the emotional side of our lives. We don t just build wealth but relationships as well, we leave memories, recipes only we know, inside jokes, photos, videos, love. The things our families actually treasure.

That s why I m building Crux (www.cruxlegacy.com). It s a simple, human place to keep the important stuff safe and make sure the right people get it when they need it. The nominee system is a big part of that, you choose who gets what, and Crux handles the rest securely and privately. It s practical, but it s also personal. It lets you leave clarity and a little bit of yourself behind.

For me, the idea is pretty simple: how we live matters, and how we leave matters too. Happy to be here and meet people building things that make life a little easier and a little more meaningful.
Cheers
Nick

There's a piece of growth advice that won't die: "stop posting into the void, go reply to bigger accounts instead." I was skeptical, so I dug into whether the X algorithm actually rewards replies or whether it's just survivorship bias from people who'd have grown anyway.

The short version: there is a real mechanism. Replies aren't dead-end comments a reply on a post with reach can get surfaced to that post's audience and the wider conversation, so you borrow some of the original's distribution. But it's conditional. Low-effort replies ("so true ") go nowhere. The ones that travel add something concrete a counterpoint, a specific example, a number. And the whole thing only compounds if you show up daily, which is where almost everyone falls off.

Built CareerFlow an internship/job tracker for students

I built CareerFlow after struggling during recruiting season to keep track of applications, interviews, and follow-ups spread across spreadsheets, notes, and emails.

It got messy fast, so I built a simple dashboard to keep everything in one place.

What it does:

What started as a conversation about how broken the job search feels for many candidates has become a product.

ApplyIn5 launches in 3 days, and I'm excited to finally share it with the world.