"Why am I tried and craving pizza bagels?"

"Why did I feel fine yesterday but today want to quit my job and leave the country?"

"How can I curb PMS?"

These are all questions me and my co-founder (PhD in women's health) have heard and to help women know what to do today to feel better today is why we created DotDays! - Our new free, science-backed women s health app that turns your cycle into a daily playbook for how to eat, sleep and move to reduce cycle symptoms.

Hi everyone!

I'm a solo developer from India, and today I launched my first SaaS: NoorI.

The idea came from my own struggle with internet distractions. I tried browser extensions and app blockers, but they were always easy to disable during weak moments.

So I built NoorI around network-level filtering using Cloudflare Zero Trust, making it much harder to bypass while keeping setup simple for non-technical users.

I've been building Farabiulder for the past year group buying for Shopify stores. It's scheduled to launch here on August 25.

The idea: a shopper starts a group on a product and invites friends. Once enough people join, everyone in the group gets the discounted price. If the group doesn't reach its minimum before the deadline, every participant is refunded automatically through Shopify Payments or Stripe the merchant does nothing.

For the past few weeks I ve been working on Lynkbio, a new way to create a personal link in bio page that feels more like your own little website than a simple list of links.

I wanted to build something that puts more focus on the actual experience. Clean design, customization, animations, analytics and the ability to make your page feel genuinely personal instead of looking like everyone else s.

There are already a lot of link in bio tools out there, so I didn t want to build another basic page with a profile picture and a few buttons. The goal with Lynkbio is to give creators something that actually feels like part of their identity.

I ve been working on the product, the design and all the little details, and I m finally dropping Lynkbio on August 14th here on Product Hunt.

I built SpatialProbe a 3D globe for exploring real terrain and imagery, layered with data earthquakes, wildfires, Wikipedia points of interest, plus a photos/videos community where people can also do storytelling by combining their media with gpu tracks and share journey "reports" road trips etc

• Global routing elevation aware for car/bike/hiking, selection of basemaps and elevation of all routes plus lots of tools for measuring on the globe

• No ads, no tracking. Paid subscription ( 3.49 5.49/mo, 7-day free trial)

• Content licensing is opt-in per upload: Creative Commons through to "all rights reserved."

• Constantly deploying new data layers and features

Would love feedback https://home.spatial-probe.com

I am building a product around relationship-driven outreach, and one workflow keeps coming up: When someone has a goal like hiring, sales, fundraising, partnerships, or career exploration, the hard part is often not writing the message. It is deciding who is actually worth reaching first, why now, and what the smallest good ask should be. I am curious how other makers and operators handle this today. When you are trying to reach someone through your network: 1. Do you start with the most senior person, the closest connection, or the person closest to the context?
2. What makes a first ask feel easy to answer?
3. Where does the workflow usually break: choosing the person, explaining the reason now, finding the warm path, or writing the first message? I am building Netlio in this space, so I am asking partly from product research, but I am more interested in the workflow than in pitching the product here.

Hey Product Hunt people, we re looking for testers for Vault:

And it's rewarding, the first 10 testers get 1 year Vault Pro subscription worth $180 for FREE.

Product Hunt launch mode has officially begun which means our team is now 40% excitement, 40% panic, and 20% refreshing things that haven t even launched yet.

We re getting ready to launch Vault on Product Hunt soon, and we d love to borrow the collective brainpower of you all before we hit the big shiny launch button.

After months of building, tweaking, breaking things, fixing them, and pretending coffee counts as a project management tool, Vault is almost ready to meet the world. But we know a Product Hunt launch isn t just about pressing Launch and dramatically staring at the screen.

Hi Product Hunt!

I m the maker of aicostlabs.com.

The idea for this project started out of sheer frustration. As I was building my own AI wrappers, I kept hitting the same wall: AI unit economics are hard.

API prices change every week, token counting is confusing, and calculating if a feature is actually profitable often feels like guesswork. I got tired of messy spreadsheets, so I built a suite of tools to solve it.