I am (the developer of) Polish ! A is a free, open-source Chrome extension that lets you redesign any webpage you're on - powered by AI, with accessibility features baked in. Ever looked at a website and thought "this could really use some work"? Yeah. Same here. Now you have a tool that can change it - just in the way you want - think of it as Pimp My Ride, but for the internet.
Hi everyone! I recently launched Nova Authenticator on the Chrome Web Store a secure, high-end, and cross-device 2FA (Two-Factor Authentication) extension that brings dynamic sync and a beautiful UI directly to your browser popup.
I built this because managing 2FA tokens shouldn't feel clunky or compromise on design. I d love to gather questions, insights, and feedback from this community to help shape the roadmap. Chrome store
Key Value Propositions Instant access to your 2FA codes directly from your browser toolbar. Premium, futuristic user interface with smooth animations and dark mode. Dynamic cross-device synchronization. Frictionless setup with QR code scanning directly from web pages. Absolute focus on privacy and security.
No scripts. No fake demos. Real calls, real buyers, real browser sessions.
Here's what we learned building ClinqAI: the hardest moment in B2B sales isn't getting the meeting - it's the live demo. Your SE is stretched across 6 calls a day, half-prepped, fumbling through edge-case questions while the buyer loses confidence.
Hey everyone! I've recently pushed out a huge update to Fidgetable, the haptic fidget app that I've been working on for the better part of two years now. You can find it now at fidgetable.app, but it's also launching on ProductHunt with a 50% off lifetime coupon :)
I'd love y'all's thoughts! The app is designed to be simple but powerful. At a glance it's easy to understand, but has shockingly deep customization if you dive into the settings.
Tried every alarm app. Still snoozed through all of them.
Then it hit me, the one thing I never ignore is an actual incoming phone call. So I built that.
Praya wakes you up with a simulated call UI caller name, photo, the whole feel. Record your own voice, a loved one's, or have it read out a Bible verse or Gita shloka to start your day with intention.
Hey everyone I'm Ravi, Android dev, and I have bipolar disorder.
Every mood tracker I tried was basically "rate your day 1-5, here's a smiley face." That's not how bipolar works. You need to track sleep, energy, irritability, meds and see how they connect over weeks, not just days.
So I built Steadyline. It's what I wished existed when I was trying to explain my last 3 weeks to my psychiatrist and couldn't remember any of it.