Keeping up with stocks for your portfolio can be tiring, especially when you are building your own business. You're already tracking your own metrics, your market, your competitors. Adding serious investment research on top of that is a lot.
But most of us still have a portfolio. And most of us make those decisions with whatever information happens to cross our feed that week.
MohCitrus turns your Discord server into a multilingual community instantly. Most translation bots translate messages word by word. MohCitrus understands the flow of conversation, so translations actually make sense and feel natural. It works quietly in the background, so people can chat normally without using commands or breaking the flow. What it does:
- Real-time auto translation across channels
- Context-aware translations
- Supports 100+ languages
- No command spam Built for:
- International gaming servers
- Global communities
- Study groups and teams Why it stands out:
Instead of forcing users to switch languages, MohCitrus adapts to everyone in the server. Set it up in minutes and let your community communicate freely. Try it here: https://www.mohcitrus20.tech
Launching on Product Hunt soon? Remember: PH traffic is global. If your site is fast in the US but slow in Europe or Asia, you're losing votes and users.
I m the maker of Light Keeper, and I m offering a free, deep-dive audit for 10 upcoming projects to ensure your launch is smooth everywhere.
As an HR professional, I ve seen that the #1 reason employees lose faith in leadership isn't a lack of vision, it's a lack of follow-through.
When a manager says "I'll look into that" and forgets, a tiny piece of culture dies. Multiply that by 100 Slack threads, and you have a retention crisis. I realized managers didn't need more "training"; they needed a better operating system.
I got tired of using multiple apps just to manage my daily life. Tasks in one app.
Calendar in another.
Expenses somewhere else. It felt messy and exhausting. So I started building LifeOrder an all-in-one app where everything lives in one place. Simple. Clean. No unnecessary complexity. Right now I m testing it with early users and improving it every day based on feedback. Also, it s already available in multiple languages (EN, DE, ES, IT, RO) which has been super important for early users. Curious: Would you actually use an all-in-one app like this,
or do you prefer keeping things separate?
I ve been working on something called DragonGuard.
The idea is simple:
The moment you step away from your workstation, it locks automatically. No cloud dependency. No delays. Built for environments where a single unlocked system can cost millions.
I'm super excited to share a project I've been working on: tools.video.
As an independent developer, I often found myself frustrated with existing video editing and processing tools. They were either too heavy, packed with complex features I didn't need, or locked behind expensive paywalls. I just wanted something fast, straightforward, and accessible.
So, I decided to scratch my own itch and build it myself.
