So until 6 months ago I would call myself an idiot, I spent over $10k on crappy online courses, coaches and mentors some of them were good but most of them were bad.

From my point of view now I am telling myself I should had known, but I guess it is too late for me but I still believe I can help millions of other people to stop giving their money to those charismatic fake gurus that know how to make you buy their product and believe in something that can not be achieved

Hey makers! I've been building with Claude Code for months and one thing keeps bugging me. Every time it needs to understand your codebase, it greps around, reads files one by one, and pieces things together blind. It works, but it's slow and sometimes misses the bigger picture.

I know the space is crowded. There are plenty of tools tackling this now and I've tested most of them. Graphify, Gortex, code-review-graph, tokensave, Repomix, Drift, codebase-memory-mcp... My daily driver before this was GrepAI. They all do useful things.

I'm building Saathi because I know exactly what it feels like to sit hundreds of kilometres away and wonder if your parents are okay.

The problem: Millions of Indian families have elderly parents living alone in smaller cities while their children work in Bengaluru, Mumbai, or abroad. The children worry constantly. The parents are lonelier than they admit. And a daily phone call is never really enough.

What Saathi does: Greets your parent every morning in Hindi/English (just like Alexa) on their existing phone; Reminds them about medicines and confirms they took them; Checks and confirms meals; Checks in during the afternoon just to keep them company. Sends you a simple evening update - how they seemed, whether medicines were taken, anything worth knowing. Also has a built-in SOS button on Home Screen which directly calls the emergency contact (the child/ambulance/police as chosen)

What makes it different: No new device. No complicated setup. No app for the parent to figure out. Works on the Android phone they already have. The parent just responds - the child just reads the update.

Hi Product Hunt! I m OrangeAI, an indie maker based in Seoul. I ve been a long-time lurker and a huge fan of the incredible products built by this community. Today, I m thrilled to step out and introduce a project I ve been pouring my heart into.

Like many of you, I constantly struggle with information overload. I used to save hundreds of articles, videos, and links to read later, only for them to pile up in a massive "note graveyard." It s the classic "Collector's Fallacy" mistaking the mere collection of information for actual knowledge.

To solve my own itch, my partner (a brilliant Senior Dev) and I built CatchNote. It is a frictionless, local-first knowledge manager designed to help you stop organizing and start thinking.

Hey everyone,

I ve always wondered why a simple quotes app needs to be 50MB of bloat, filled with subscription pop-ups and forced ads. It felt like even the most basic utility apps had become cluttered and distracting just to make a buck.

To solve this for myself, I built Quotes > a minimalist, Tinder-like app designed to deliver inspiration without the noise.

We just launched the CodeScene CodeHealth MCP on Product Hunt today and I wanted to share the core insight that drove us to build it.

AI coding agents are incredible accelerators. But here's what the research shows (and most people aren't talking about):

• AI increases defect risk by 60%+ when working in unhealthy code

• In low-health codebases, AI wastes 35 to 50% more tokens just navigating the mess

• Most codebases aren't even close to AI-ready

AI doesn't make technical debt less important. It makes it critical.

Hey PH
I'm a product developer. I love building games, adding new mechanics, polishing feel, and shipping fun features.
What I hate? App store top charts.
After shipping my first mobile game, I got buried in search results. I spent way too many nights manually checking rankings, stalking competitors, rewriting metadata, and still felt lost. The existing ASO tools were either $100 200+/month enterprise dashboards or generic AI that didn't understand my actual data.
So I built what I actually wanted.
Third Eye Metrics with an agent named Natto, your one-eyed AI ASO agent made for solo indie game devs.
### How it works:
- Paste your App Store and/or Play Store links
- Add your 3 main competitors
- Describe your game in one sentence
Then two things happen:
1. You can chat with Natto anytime, ask him why you're dropping in rankings, what keywords to target, or how to improve your metadata.
2. Every Monday, Natto sends you a clean email with:
- The first thing you should fix this week
- What your competitors changed
- Real review sentiment insights
- A ready-to-paste optimized metadata draft
No bloated dashboards. No guessing. Just clear, actionable advice so you can spend more time building and less time worrying about visibility.
It s basically a specialized Claude agent with real daily App Store + Play Store data behind it (keyword rankings, competitor metadata, review analysis).
I m launching it today on Product Hunt.
https://www.thirdeyemetrics.com Try it free for 3 days (no credit card required)
Would love honest feedback, especially from other indie game devs who have shipped (or are about to ship).
Have you struggled with ASO after launch?
What s one thing you wish was easier?

Are you using general intelligence ChatGPT or Claude or Google AI for marketing things ?
Looking forward to your thoughts!

Hey Product Hunt community

We ve been working with founders who want to build and launch MVPs quickly using Replit.

Hi everyone,

I just released McPlugins, a suite of 4 audio compressor plugins I've been building for the past couple of years.