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6mo ago

Keggo - Private Kegel trainer with streak motivation

Hi Product Hunt community!

I built Keggo because I wanted a simple, no-nonsense way to stay consistent with my pelvic floor exercises without worrying about privacy.

Most health apps require accounts or track your data. I wanted the opposite. Keggo is designed to be a personal, offline-first tool.

Key Features:

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6mo ago

I just launched Coherence Studio Pro - the AI motion design creator

A Picture is worth 1000 words, so what is a video worth?

https://studio.getcoherence.io/s...

We built Zelyx

Most "unified" tools give you a better inbox. Jira tickets, Slack threads, and calendar events in one tab instead of five. That is not the problem we were solving.

The real problem: no tool understands what is actually happening in your company.

We use many AI tools. There is no shared memory between them so I built a fix.

Been building this for the past 2 months. It's a Chrome extension + MCP that manage memory across all your AI tools.

The problem I was solving:
I use Claude for coding, Perplexity for researching and ChatGPT in general. Every time I switched, I had to keep moving my entire project context again. Ideas, decisions, changes, and what I'm working on.
Did this probably 20+ times before it got annoying enough to fix:

  • Save your project context once by opening a new or existing chat.

  • When you open any AI tool, insert context with a single click. Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity, anything with a text box.

  • Added MCP integration too so it works both ways between your coding agents and browser sessions.

Hopefully this helps solve someone's pain too.

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6mo ago

Built MetricSync because most AI calorie trackers were either expensive or wrong

I kept running into the same issue with AI nutrition apps: they looked slick, but the logging was off just enough that I would stop trusting the numbers.

So I built MetricSync, an AI nutrition tracker focused on being more accurate in day to day use while still staying cheaper than CalAI.

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6mo ago

Would you subscribe to a construction intelligence newsletter built on pre-permit signals?

Working on ConstructionExhaust a territory intelligence newsletter for sales reps, GCs, and suppliers in the Carolinas. Core edge: NC lien data precedes public permit filings by days to weeks. That s real pipeline signal before your competitors have it.

Question for the community: what would make you actually open this weekly vs. archive it? What does good signal look like to you?

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1yr ago

VEIL - Virtual Enhanced Identity Layer - Chrome Extension

After lurking here for months and learning from all your discussions, I decided to build something to solve a problem that's always bugged me.

The Problem:

Every privacy extension treats all websites the same. Your banking site gets the same protection protecting protection level as a random blog. This leads to either over-blocking (breaking sites) or under-protecting(gaps).(privacy gaps).

My Solution: VEIL - an extension that provides context-aware privacy protection.

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6mo ago

I got banned from 3 subreddits trying to find my first customers. Here's what I learned

Yeah, so this was me three months ago. I'd spent a lot of money on marketing and paid advertising, and I really didn't get enough ROI from it. So then one night I just randomly participated in the thread and in fact got two new customers or users. That might not sound significant but for me at that time it was something that just flicked my mind. I just realized I think this is a better way than just spending cash on ads.

So, then I manually tried to find conversations where my ICP was talking so I posted in wrong threads, got flagged as spam, and eventually got banned. It fucking felt impossible. Every founder knows this pain: the product is ready, but no one knows that it exists, and you don't know where to find them. That's a problem that everyone faces.
Most founders think distribution equals ads or cold outreach but most of buying decisions in SaaS start with someone asking questions in a community like Reddit, HN, Indiehackers, Twitter, LinkedIn, and so on. The problem isn't that customers aren't talking about your problem. It's that you have no system to find those conversations at the right moment. By the time you find them manually, someone else already replied and boom, he's one step ahead of you trying to get the same customer.

Here's my question for everyone: how are you currently finding conversations where your future customers are talking exactly about what you built and is it working? I built AXL to solve this exact problem after failing at it manually for like three months. I would love to hear how others are approaching it

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6mo ago

Foursite and Remodroom: We Built the Tools That Turn Floor Plans Into Listings That Actually Close

Hey PH ,

We're engineers who spent the past two years embedded with interior designers, real estate agents, and residential developers. The same frustration kept surfacing.

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6mo ago

Built an offline file sharing app – need feedback...

Hey everyone

I built an app called Secure Drops because I was frustrated with slow and unsafe file sharing apps that require internet.

So I created something different

Features:
Send files without internet (Wi-Fi Direct)
PIN protected file sharing
Auto-delete after use
Secure messaging
Fast transfers

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