I ve been a long-time Total Commander user, and after moving to macOS I couldn t find anything that really matched that fast, keyboard-driven dual-panel workflow.
Hey PH, I just launched StatusEmbed on PH today an embeddable status page for indie founders. I would love your support if you think it solves a real problem: your users find out about downtime before you even know it happened. Link: https://www.producthunt.com/prod... No pressure at all appreciate you!
I got really tired of leaving every website to search through social media each time I wanted to find real reviews when shopping online. I just don't trust the 5-stars, staged social proof videos, and unhelpful "Verified Purchaser" comments on each product page. But taking the time to open up endless tabs to sort through the fake, sponsored, & AI generated reviews and find reviews that can actually validate my purchase is extremely tedious. To solve this, I created Honestly, a Chrome extension & Shopify app that finds, verifies, & brings real reviews from Reddit, TikTok, YouTube & Instagram to every product page. We are currently #4 on Product Hunt today, so check us out and we would love any support/feedback you can give!
Everyone's building AI wrappers right now so let me be clear this is not that
There's a whole world of aviation most people don't know about. Smaller jets, private terminals, no security lines, you just walk on. It's been growing fast and the people who fly this way are obsessed with it. The experience genuinely ruins commercial for you
The crazy thing is there's been no way to search for these flights. Every airline has its own website and that's it. No aggregator, no comparison tool, nothing. In 2026. For an industry doing millions in revenue
So I built @Aviato . One search across every semi-private airline. Real prices, real flights, click and book. The Kayak for an industry that never had one
Hi Product Hunt, Viral Simpsons prediction videos have no sources. Half the clips are AI-generated fakes, and nobody built the actual database until now. Springfield Oracle tracks every prediction with verified episode references, real event citations, and honest fact-checks. The world so far has been relentless, and the Simpsons wrote all of it. Springfield Oracle tells you which claims are real. And which aren't. I built Springfield Oracle because I was tired of the same cycle. Something happens in the world. Someone posts a Simpsons clip. It goes viral. 10 million views. No episode reference. No source. Half the time it's a deepfake. The Simpsons has been on air for 35 years. It deserves better than that. So I built the database nobody had built. Every prediction is sourced to a real episode. Every claim is checked against a real event. Nothing marked Confirmed without receipts. It's free. It's open source. Community submissions are open, if you find a prediction we missed, tell us about it, and it goes into the database. Would love your feedback on what to track next.
Track anything - the simplest, fun and counter app. Hey,
I built this app because I kept needing a simple ways to count things - habits, workouts, random daily tasks. This app has,
1. Clean UI. No adds, No fees.
2. Logs in History tab.
3. Create unlimited counters. Filter history by counter names. 4. Assign colour to counters and organize. App store link - https://apps.apple.com/us/app/co...
For most teams I ve spoken to it s not effort or talent.
It s unclear work.
Things start without enough context. Tasks look done on paper but not in reality. Follow-ups sit in someone s head. Progress feels assumed, not visible.
Hi there, I spent 2 years building a Life OS for my own use, and to me its perfect. I'm thinking it could be beneficial to others and I recently decided to launch it on app stores. Now what where can I best find people that want to hop on the train and help me take it to the next level ? I'm willing to give the app out for free for the first 50 or so that are genuinely interested in trying it out and giving me feedback, but I don't know how and where to promote it to build a tester base... any advice ?
