Hi everyone,

I'm an indie developer and I just released my first mobile game called "Crossword Master: Word Puzzle".

It's a relaxing crossword puzzle game with both text and image clues.

The game works offline and includes multiple puzzle sets with different difficulty levels.

What I built: SASYRO Idea Graph a spatial whiteboard that uses AI to help you visually connect ideas, spot gaps, and autonomously build out knowledge trees.
Building this to organize and synthesize information for students, researchers or anyone who prefers mental geometry to long texts.

Instead of just chatting with an AI, you work spatially with it:

• Fact/Hypothesis Nodes: Drop your notes, PDFs, and concepts onto an infinite canvas.

• AI Bridging: Select two seemingly unrelated ideas, and the AI will suggest the missing link or analogy between them.

• Red Team Agent: An AI that runs in the background while you work, flagging logical fallacies or weak evidence in your notes.

• Visual AI Symbols: Drag and drop custom icons , edit it's instructions text to run instant AI operations.

• Autonomous Auto-Grow: Click a node and watch the AI autonomously build out a branching tree of subtopics and related concepts.

Where I'm at: I'm in early beta and looking for founding users to tell me what works and what doesn't.

Letting tools like @Cursor or @Claude Code refactor 15 files in 10 seconds is the ultimate vibe. But we ve been running into a massive wall: Git text conflicts.

When an agent gets 99% of a huge refactor right, but completely hallucinates one core module, trying to use standard git revert is a nightmare. You hit an unresolvable wall of red and green because the agent shifted formatting everywhere.

I am developer and recently built an AI tool that turns any prompt into ready-to-use PowerPoint,Excel,Pdf files in seconds. It also supports document uploads (PDF/text) with RAG so users can generate structured outputs directly from their own content.

If anyone s curious, mine product is live here: [brochatai.com ] Always happy to swap notes with other indie builders!

Before anything else, a bit of context:

We re building an AI tool that helps you search and use your notes (Notion, docs, etc.) without digging through everything manually. The idea made sense but when people actually used it, it didn t really stick. So we stopped pushing it and went back to fix what wasn t working. We didn t want to relaunch without seeing real improvement.

Here s our Weekly Active Users (WAU) over the last 90 days:

We re thrilled to launch WideAccess on Product Hunt! Our latest update features a completely redesigned interface, 5 customizable accessibility profiles, translations in over 40 languages, and 28 powerful tools to make your website inclusive and user-friendly.

Designed for WordPress, Shopify, Wix, HubSpot, Webflow, and more, WideAccess helps site owners create a better experience for all visitors, including those with disabilities.

I ve been thinking about this a lot while building my side project.

Cooking itself isn t that hard. But planning what to cook every week somehow feels unnecessarily complicated.

Recipes are saved in random places. Grocery lists live in another app. And meal planning usually ends up being a mix of notes, screenshots, and memory.

Most crisis communication still fails the same way: not because teams lack expertise, but because humans can't monitor everything at 3am.

I've been building in the reputation management space for a while now, and one pattern kept showing up when I talked to comms directors and PR leads: the problem wasn't their response it was the lag between when a threat emerged and when someone actually noticed it.

While building our company Aukna - an automated employee scheduling service, we stumbled upon an issue.
As the non-technical founder I focus on the things around the development of the product, sales and marketing is a part of it.
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Hey everyone,

I built compressto200kb.com after noticing a very specific frustration that millions of people share but nobody talks about.

In India (and many other countries), government websites, job portals, and exam registrations all have a strict photo size limit usually exactly 200KB. Every time someone tries to upload their photo, they get rejected. Then they Google "how to compress image to 200KB", land on some sketchy site that uploads their photo to a server, and hope for the best.

That felt wrong to me. A photo for a passport or Aadhaar application is personal. It shouldn't be uploaded to a random server just to be resized.