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7mo ago

Kalvy - AI calorie tracker that respects your privacy

Calorie tracking is broken.

Every app makes you do the same thing:
search type guess repeat until you quit.

So I built Kalvy.

Snap your food. That s it.
AI handles calories, macros, everything.

Managing multiple languages on your site? We built a lightweight AI-CMS for that.

Hi all!

I'm Andreas, the developer of Skyblobs (https://www.producthunt.com/prod...).

Built a toolkit for funded companies that never had a domain strategy conversation

Built a toolkit for funded companies that never had a domain strategy conversation.

20+ tools. Valuation models, governance generators, namespace benchmarks, risk reports.

92K+ funded companies in the dataset (adding ongoing).

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7mo ago

The AI marketplace

One of the most interesting parts of Provoke is that it s not only a workspace.

It s also a marketplace.

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7mo ago

TimeTracker – a modern, self-hosted time tracking app

Hey everyone

I built TimeTracker out of frustration with existing tools that were either too complex, too slow, or not self-hostable.

The goal was simple:
create a time tracker that is fast, clean, and actually enjoyable to use.

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7mo ago

Anyone else use an app for Oh Hell scoring?

We play Oh Hell regularly and struggled to find a decent score tracker that didn't overcomplicate things. Been using Oh Hell & Whilst Score Tracker for a while now and it just works.

The standout feature for our group: everyone can pull up the scoreboard on their own phone, or we throw it up on the TV. No more huddling around one screen.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sc...

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7mo ago

Thank you for the support yesterday for CoreSight's second launch 🙏

Yesterday we launched CoreSight's new feature, Analyze a stock, and wanted to take a moment to thank everyone who tried it, upvoted, and left feedback.

Building something and putting it in front of people is always nerve-wracking. The feedback we received yesterday from those trying the product (thx!) gave us a clearer picture of what's working and what to improve next.

Built a simple tool to calculate days between dates (looking for feedback)

Hey everyone

I ve been working on a small project to solve a very common but surprisingly tricky problem calculating the number of days between two dates accurately.

At first, it seemed simple, but things get complicated quickly when you consider:

- Different month lengths

I built a golf app because my golf coach gave me a PDF and a pencil

Hey I got into vibe coding about 6 weeks ago and I'm now way down the rabbit hole.

Started with Lovable, but for the last month I've been using Claude Code for pretty much everything.
I built a performance-based golf short game app called Scoring Zone (Was originally building it just to use myself I wanted to track and score my putting and chipping practice and there was literally nothing out there that did it properly. Got some really positive feedback from a few teaching pros so thought right, let's actually launch this thing.
So long story short, i work a 9-5 in sales and have been staying up to 1-2am everynight building this project for the last month

Have come a long way. Built the full app including two complete redesigns, a database of over 20,000 teaching golf professionals with automated emails, automated newsletter, automated social posts (still a work in progress).
No engineering background but i do have 15 years marketing experience, just found AI and here we are!!

In terms of the app there's 50+ scored drills across putting, chipping, pitching, bunker play and wedges. All benchmarked to your handicap so you know if you're actually improving or just going through the motions. There's a pressure mode that simulates on-course stakes, a Performance Hub that runs you through a full assessment and calculates your Short Game Handicap, round tracking with strokes gained data broken down by category, and a Practice Assistant that has a bunch of useful modes

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7mo ago

None of the other AI presentation generators respected our brand, so we built one that did!

SlideOS started as a very real annoyance.

We built it because we were tired of watching AI-generated presentations turn into manual reformatting projects. The problem was not getting slides made. The problem was getting them made in the right brand, the right layouts, and the right standard for teams that actually ship work.

Someone from our businesses (executives, stakeholders, advisors etc) would generate a presentation on Gamma, or Kimi, or Beautify, and then say "Re-format this in our brand format".

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