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Hey everyone! I'm launching QuickWise on Product Hunt today and would love your support.

What is it?

QuickWise is an AI-first customer support platform. You upload your docs, FAQ, or just point it at your website and in a few minutes you have a chatbot that answers your visitors' questions based on your actual content.

Hi everyone! My app launch is happening on May 14th at 12:01 AM PT.

I m not sure if the forum rules allow for self-promotion, so I ll share the story behind the app without a link: what it is, when I built it, and why.

I created Bendida TimeBox during the hardest period of my life a time of debt, unemployment, frozen bank accounts, illness, and other struggles. I was looking for a way to stay strong and keep moving toward my dreams without breaking, but most apps out there didn't help.

It feels like most apps are built for 'straight-A' snobs who have perfect lives and can plan every minute of their day. I m not that person, and neither are the people I know. I needed a different approach. I developed this app and improved it step-by-step, releasing over 50 updates on Google Play. I spent exactly $66 on marketing before I completely ran out of money. Now, I m looking for organic ways to grow.

Hey everyone!

I'm exploring a problem that many engineering teams face: project plans become outdated as soon as reality changes.

Priorities shift, dependencies get delayed, and new blockers appear. Teams end up spending hours updating tickets, chasing status reports, and manually adjusting timelines just to understand what's actually happening.

That's why we're building Keel, a project workspace designed to keep project plans aligned with reality.

I am building products around productivity to help people getting more productive day by day and see themselves winning everday. Started from simplest todo list app taskaroapp.com ( its not simple it will solve real problem and help people more productive ), now upto another one which personally helps me getting my goals each day and I can see my daily progress for real. what's your thoughts on this specific nieche.

Lastly the one I am now building is jourvelope.web.app

Hey everyone!

I m thrilled to share that Harsh Studios is officially live!

As a solo developer, I wanted to escape cluttered, ad-filled marketplaces and build a premium, unified ecosystem on my own terms. I retired my previous independent operating system project (AerisOS) and ported its signature dark, glass-style aesthetic into a single, ultra-light app launcher.

Install once on Windows (.exe) or Android (.apk) to get instant access to:

I'm the developer of Idea Rewind, a notebook that combines capturing a thought with returning to it later. The iOS app is available, and Android version 0.2.0 (39) is in Google Play closed testing.

I'd like feedback on a product question: when an old note resurfaces as a review card, does it help you continue an unfinished idea, or does it feel like another item to dismiss? If you already save scattered thoughts, what context would make a resurfaced note useful?

You can capture text, photos, recordings and videos, then organize notes into cabinets. Practical beta feedback is welcome too: start a note, switch apps and return; reopen a short recording after restarting; try the review cards after a few days.

Local capture, search, bookmarks, basic review and four custom cabinets are free. Optional Pro features exist, but these tasks require no purchase and checkout is disabled in this beta. Local notes need no Idea Rewind account or phone number; Play enrollment needs a Google account.

A screenshot can reveal more than the thing you intended to share.

Email addresses, phone numbers, notification previews, order numbers, faces, and background details are easy to miss.

I kept running into this problem, so I built RedactFlow: Blur & Pixelate an iPhone app for quickly blurring or pixelating private details before sharing an image.

I d love to know: what information do you usually forget to hide in screenshots?

I made a manual Excel tracker for Upwork proposal costs, and I'm interested in how other freelancers keep their records useful.

One distinction matters: the cost of a winning proposal is not the total spent applying for work.

For a hypothetical completed set of 10 proposals, suppose each uses 14 purchased Connects, none are returned, and exactly one leads to a contract. At USD 0.15 per Connect, the set uses USD 21 in Connects, while the winning proposal alone uses USD 2.10. This is an illustration, not a typical win rate or earnings forecast. It excludes boosts, membership, other fees, taxes and time.

That's why my approach is to log every proposal, keep its status separate, and record earnings and withdrawals separately from contracts.