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Expose localhost to the internet. One binary, one command.

NFLTR.XYZ creates secure tunnels from your local services to public HTTPS URLs no DNS, no Nginx, no firewall rules. Built for developers, homelabbers, SaaS teams shipping on-premise, and enterprise fleets. gRPC-based, AES-256 encrypted, single binary. Here's what it actually does and why I think it's worth your time. The core: a gRPC tunnel dials outbound from your machine, so it works behind NAT, CGNAT, and corporate firewalls without opening a single inbound port. TLS terminates at the edge. One binary, no runtime dependencies. For developers: share a local dev server, receive webhooks (Stripe, GitHub, Slack) with built-in HMAC verification, test OAuth callbacks, or pair-program against live local code. Multi-route support maps /api to one port and / to another through a single tunnel. For homelabbers: expose Jellyfin, Home Assistant, Nextcloud no port forwarding, no DDNS, no router config. Works behind CGNAT out of the box. For SaaS teams: ship the agent alongside your product. Your cloud gets a stable named endpoint into the client's network no VPN negotiation with their IT team, no firewall exceptions. Fleet tokens and label selectors let you manage hundreds of client deployments centrally. For enterprise/DevOps: 75 Prometheus metrics, audit logging on every connection, policy-based auth (mTLS JWT API key chain), horizontal scaling, remote kubectl access into private clusters. On trust I know the reaction to "run this binary from the internet." Two answers: there's a WASM build for sandboxed execution, and the client is being open-sourced shortly so you can audit exactly what's dialing out before you run it. Platforms: Linux, macOS, Windows, ARM64 (Raspberry Pi to Jetson), WASM. I'm looking for honest feedback what's missing, what's unclear, what would make you actually use this or recommend it to a client. Happy to answer anything technical in the comments. https://nfltr.xyz
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7mo ago

Mentrixa, the new generational app for tutoring ?

Most tutoring doesn t actually improve students and most importantly students don't find the competitive spirit when learning.

It just fills time.
So @gautamtalksdev and I have built Mentrixa for the past 6 months . Non stop grind. We are finally proud to announce the the start of this next AI gamified genereational tutoring app:
Mentrixa
Students don t struggle because they lack effort.

They struggle because:

  • no clear feedback

  • no measurable progress and

  • no system that adapts to them

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7mo ago

I built a free PDF toolkit with 31 tools — would love your feedback!

Hey everyone!

I launched PDFOnlineLovePDF a few days ago and wanted to share the story with this community.

The problem: Every PDF tool I used either wanted me to pay, sign up, or upload my files to a remote server. Not great for privacy.

The solution: A 100% browser-based toolkit your files are processed locally, never uploaded anywhere.

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7mo ago

What I built for developers?

As a developer, I realized how much time gets wasted switching between different websites just to perform small tasks like formatting JSON or converting data formats.

So I built DevUtilityLab an all-in-one platform with fast, lightweight tools that work instantly. No unnecessary UI, no friction, just simple utilities designed to help developers move faster.

My goal is to keep expanding it into a reliable go-to hub where developers can find every small but essential tool in one place.

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1yr ago

Startups Solving Stress: What's One Problem You are Making Simpler?

One thing I have learned as a founder: some of the best products not only save time or money, but also reduce stress.

For me, that meant building ImmigrantVLI, an AI assistant to help people better understand the U.S. immigration system. It s been emotional hearing from users who finally feel a sense of clarity.

So now I am Interested:

  • What problem are you solving that s more about peace of mind than profit?

  • Are there any underrated use cases where technology can ease emotional or mental burdens?

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7mo ago

Discover a free, riddle app to learn and have fun

Hello!

I ve created a free, ad-free riddle app designed for both children and adults. The themes are based on general knowledge and the national education curriculum.

The idea came to me during the school run with my son how to make learning fun.

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7mo ago

I built a privacy-first thought capture app with Brain Web visualization — Looks for Testers

Hey Product Hunt! Solo dev here. I built Brain Dump because my brain needed it and nothing else worked the way I think.

What it does: Voice or text thought capture instantly Auto-categorizes everything automatically Brain Web visualizes how thoughts connect Exports to Obsidian vault with frontmatter and [[wikilinks]] AI categorization via Claude, OpenAI, Gemini, or local Ollama

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7mo ago

I built a self-hosted company OS that replaces 5 SaaS tools.

Hey PH community!

Solo dev from Pakistan here. I just launched HiveOps on Product Hunt today.

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7mo ago

I built a tool to automate long video edition for Youtube

And I want to tell you about it, without asking Gemini or Claude to write me the speech.
So, everything began with my Youtube channel, i had 2K subs (still do BTW), but i was tired of spending so much time editing the videos.
My main content is about biographies on heavy metal bands, or songs/albums in specific, it required me searching the internet for images, then assemble the video adding transitions and effects.
In parallel, Claude Code was surfacing. I always wanted it to try it.

One day, these two issues collided in my head, what if... I told Claude Code to help me build a tool to automate this tedious process of edition?
I was skeptical at first, I had played with Gemini to make code, and man it was bad. I'm a developer myself for 20 years now, so i have some knowledge on that.
But I went ahead with it, and as time went by the product was surprisingly good. At first I was uploading the videos in my channel (still am), but then I thought "mmm this could be helpful for other creators in my situation"
Then Contentify was born. I started switching my product to a web app (it was a desktop app in its conception), and long story short, in 3 weeks i had a product up ready to test.
It has been open to the public for one month now, didn't get good results, only 15 users (2 of them is my son playing, and 3 are mails I used to test). They tested and went away, never to come back
Yesterday, I decided to launch in Product Hunt, hoping to gain some traction, I will keep trying to get spread the word about my creation because I really think it would help.
I know many of you relate to this story, so I want to hear from your pain points. Maybe we can hug each other and cry about it xD
Thanks for reading me.
Pablo

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7mo ago

Turn any text into a designed Instagram carousel.

BulkInsta: Turn any text into a designed Instagram carousel. No Canva. No Claude. One click.

Every time I wanted to post a carousel, I'd followed this:

Write the content in Claude. Prompt it to structure the slides. Copy the output. Open Canva. Create a new design. Paste slide by slide. Pick fonts. Choose colors. Find photos. Resize everything. Export. Transfer to my phone. Post.

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