I've been working on this in my spare time.. I'm looking for testers particularly if you have a beefy computer as I'm working off a 8gb laptop (xD). I'd also appreciate reviews, suggestions for things I may have missed and comments on my itch.io page (not a lot of traction think people are waiting for someone else to try it and comment first).
Hi Product Hunt, I m German, founder of AceRank. Sharing this here because I would love feedback from people who follow sports, fantasy games, or community products.
I built AceRank because tennis tournaments are fun to follow, but the social prediction experience around them is still surprisingly messy. Like me and my friends, most fans end up using spreadsheets, group chats, or one-off bracket pools that are hard to manage once matches start.
AceRank turns tennis tournaments into a playable prediction game:
Build fantasy tennis rosters
Fill out tournament brackets
Compete in private groups and global leaderboards
Track scores from real match results
Play casually, without betting or sportsbook mechanics
Hey PH community! I launched Wedding Co-Pilot today and would love your thoughts.
The problem: wedding planning means managing vendors, budgets, guest lists, seating, and timelines across a dozen spreadsheets and browser tabs. It's chaos.
What we built: one app that handles everything, with AI that actually does work for you. It analyzes vendor quotes for overpricing, optimizes seating arrangements based on guest conflicts, generates a realistic day-of timeline from your vendor list, and reads contracts to flag unusual clauses.
Alright . After weeks of rebuilding onboarding, reactive flows, companion behavior, interruptions, website atmosphere, and basically the entire emotional feel of the app
CogniFocus is finally launching on Product Hunt on June 1
Somehow the Goblin already managed to hit Trending on PeerPush within 2 days, before launch while I was shipping v5.0.0: redesigned onboarding reactive/alive UX overhaul improved Goblin behavior Focus Shards progression better Shield interruption flows
Still evolving everything heavily in public, but genuinely excited to finally ship this version.
And within just a few hours, 43 people had already joined.
Honestly, that motivated me a lot.
For those who don t know, VertoX is a startup building a real-time voice translation platform that preserves your real voice, tone, and emotions during communication.
Healthcare devs are expected to document compliance at the code level but most teams do it by hand, inconsistently, or not at all until an audit forces the issue. compliancedoc-healthcare fixes that. Select any code in VS Code, run a command, and get structured compliance-aware output in seconds: **Explain** plain-English breakdown for compliance officers and auditors: what the code does, what PHI/PII it touches, what risks it flags **Generate Docs** auto-inserts a JSDoc block above your function tagged with specific rule references (HIPAA-164.312, HITECH-13402, NIST-800-53, GDPR-Art32) **Suggest Refactoring** flags PHI/PII handling gaps with a compliant rewrite as a starting point **Audit Report** formal report with regulatory mapping, access control assessment, and sign-off readiness for release gates or evidence packages **Frameworks covered:** HIPAA HITECH HITRUST CMS OSHA NIST GDPR **Languages:** JS/TS, Python, Go, Java, C# Free tier available (10 generations/month). Pro is unlimited + custom compliance rules. We'd love feedback from anyone in health tech. What would make this a must-have on your team?
12 years of Marlboro Reds. 4 failed quit attempts. I tried cold turkey (lasted 11 days), gradual reduction (kept renegotiating with myself), and every quit-smoking app I could find. None of them understood that my cravings weren't random they were tied to 3 specific moments in my day.
So I built Molt. It maps YOUR specific trigger patterns and helps you break each one individually. Day 30 now and I'm not negotiating with myself anymore.
