Today isn t about chasing the Product of the Day badge it s about connecting with fellow founders, builders, makers, and hunters who believe the next wave of productivity will be AI-native.
We re inviting a small circle of curious minds to test-drive our early flow, share feedback, and become founding users shaping the future of work.
What s in it for you?
1. 1+ month of free premium access to explore our AI-native workspace
2. 750K AI tokens to play, experiment, and push the limits of our automation engine
3. Direct influence on how we design the tools powering the next decade of productivity.
Over the next month, we ll be refining with this early tribe and trust me, something big is cooking.
For now, we seek the love of a few, not the applause of many. If that resonates join us, test the flow, and shape the way we work.

I've been quietly building AuraCanvas for the past several months and just got a new version approved today. Felt like the right moment to share it here.

The idea is simple. You draw on a dark canvas - anything, there are no wrong moves. Some people just draw and stop there. Others tap Evolve and watch the app grow something new from what they made. Every evolution is different. The same drawing evolved twice will never look the same.

What I didn't expect was what people started telling me after launch.

They said they open it when anxiety creeps in. When the day gets too loud. When they need somewhere to go that isn't a notification feed. There's something about drawing slowly and watching light respond to your touch that genuinely quiets the mind. That feedback changed how I think about what I built, and I leaned into it completely.

It's free to download. One single purchase unlocks everything. No subscription, ever.

I'd genuinely love feedback from this community, especially on whether the calm and creativity angle feels authentic or like I'm reaching.

Download on Appstore
Website: auracanvas.app

Most spaced repetition apps are too complex. Learn why MemoRep's 30-second card rule and email reminders build better habits than feature-heavy apps like Anki or Quizlet.

You want to remember what you learn. You've tried apps that promise to help, but they keep getting in the way.

Let me guess: you opened Anki once. Saw dozens of options. Tags, decks, subdecks, burying intervals, custom scheduling, plugins, themes, synchronization, statistics, add-ons... and closed it.

Or you downloaded Quizlet. Found pre-made decks, spent hours organizing them, never actually reviewed.

Hey everyone,

I'm Tim, an Australian (living in Denmark) solo founder building Keel, a daily wellness companion app.

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"Revenue up, profit down." It s the defining crisis of 2026 DTC.
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I ve seen this script too many times:
CMO: "Look at this 3.5x ROAS! We re crushing it."
CFO: "Then why is our cash position lower than last month?"
The gap? Attribution tools like Triple Whale show you ROAS, but they don't show you Profit. They miss the duties, the 3PL fees, and the return shipping that quietely destroys AOV.
Mid-market brands (1M 10M) are stuck. You re too big for basic app-store trackers but can t justify $1,000/mo for Northbeam.
I built Okiela as the "Profit Layer" that attribution tools leave out.
No data team needed. Just pure P&L visibility so you can stop scaling your way into bankruptcy.
#shopify #ecommerce #dtcfounder #profitintelligence #supplychain #okiela

Most productivity tools just let you store notes.

But storing notes isn t enough. If your ideas stay scattered, you ll always feel behind.

I built Notgraph to solve this problem:

• Automatically organizes your notes

• Connects related ideas

• Lets you query your notes

• Generates summaries instantly

I built Customermates because I was unhappy with existing CRM tools. Pipedrive and HubSpot felt too hard to use, while the open-source alternatives I tried were missing important features I wanted.
With workflow automation and AI agents becoming more capable, many traditional enterprise CRMs feel too expensive, too complex, or simply behind. What teams really need is a trustworthy, simple master system of record that focuses on integrations, flexibility, and getting out of the way.

Github repo: https://github.com/customermates...

Website: https://customermates.com

I ve been diving deep into how founders launch their first products, and one thing stands out:

Most landing pages don t work.

• Some look good, but load slow.

• Some are fast, but the message doesn t connect.

• Others nail the copy, but the design feels off and doesn t build trust.

As someone building my own startup right now, I ve been obsessed with this question:

Landing in a new city is always that same mix of excitement and chaos you don't speak the language, your SIM card isn't working yet, and you're scrolling through blog posts from 2019 trying to figure out if that coworking space still exists.

I built Sour Mango because I kept wishing I had one place that just knew visa rules for my passport, real Wi-Fi speeds at nearby cafes, what things actually cost, and tips from people who were just there last week, not three years ago.

Having that kind of info in your pocket changes how you travel. You walk into a new city with confidence instead of anxiety.

If that resonates, we just launched on Product Hunt would love to hear what you think.