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Hi Product Hunt! I wanted to share a project that has been my obsession and my therapy for the last few months: Youguide.
I m a solo founder from Argentina, balancing my life as a Director of a Coaching school while building this app. But the real "why" is personal: I built this to honor my late mother s curiosity. She taught me that every place has a story, and I didn't want those stories to be lost in robotic GPS descriptions.
What is it? It s a storytelling app for travelers. Instead of just showing you a map, it tells you the "Side B" of the places you visit.
The milestone: Today, we hit a massive goal for a solo project:
I wanted to share something we ve been working on at Free Document Maker (FDM AI) to help simplify the daily grind of document creation.
We realized that most "AI Writers" either hide their best features behind a login or slap a massive watermark on your PDF unless you pay. We decided to do the opposite.
What is it? A browser-native AI suite designed to generate, format, and export professional documents instantly. Whether you need a resume, a legal agreement, or a quick invoice, you can just prompt and download.
Here's what I noticed: AI tools like ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Claude are becoming the new discovery layer. When someone asks "what's the best tool for X?" AI gives an answer. And if your product isn't in that answer, you're invisible.
The problem? Most solo founders have no idea where (or if) AI mentions their product. The big players have teams monitoring this. We don't.
My partner and I kept stalling on home design. Not because of budget because we couldn't see it before committing. Pinterest boards don't work. Mood boards confuse more than they help.
So I built RoomLustra upload your room, pick a style, see the transformation before touching anything.
The biggest lesson building it: people don't want more design options. They want confidence in the one decision they've already half-made. That insight completely changed how we built the product.
Makers have you found that the real friction in your product is emotional, not functional? Would love to hear how you handled it.
Something I've been curious about: how many of you have noticed your LinkedIn posts performing differently based purely on how they're formatted not the content itself?
I've been digging into this while building a social scheduling tool, and the formatting layer on LinkedIn turns out to have a much bigger effect on reach than I expected.
A few things that surprised me:
Posts with external links in the body consistently underperform the same post with the link moved to the first comment. The algorithm appears to treat outbound links as an exit signal. Line breaks that look correct in the editor often collapse on mobile not a display glitch, just how LinkedIn renders them on different clients. The "see more" cutoff is shorter on mobile (~210 chars) than desktop, so hooks that work on one don't always land on the other.
Hey ! I built Lorematch to play with friends: six puzzles per run, three lives, blurred screenshots that reveal in stages, faster guesses score more. It started as something dumb to share in a group chat. I'm posting it here because I'd like to see if it can become a real thing.
Three eras to play (Retro pre-2006, Modern 2006+, or All), and a ranked mode with six tiers from Bronze to Loremaster and tier rewards. Currently around 970 games in the database.
Stack: SvelteKit + Svelte 5, Supabase, Cloudflare R2 for images, Netlify. One person's free-time project. No ads.
Things I'm still figuring out: ranked balance numbers are starting guesses, the game library could be wider, and I haven't done much to invite people in beyond sharing it with friends.
