Kryzz AI is a free, MIT-licensed Android app for people who want an AI assistant without another account or subscription. You paste your own OpenRouter key, it uses hosted models (nothing runs on the phone itself), and your chats, memory, files and keys stay on the device. There's no Kryzz server in the middle.
It just went past 200 APK downloads from GitHub releases, all from posting and writing about it, no ads. This week it also got its first signed release build, about 19 MB instead of the old 82 MB debug one.
The honest weak spot is the first five minutes: getting an OpenRouter key is a step a lot of people don't want to do. If you tried it, or decided not to, I'd really like to hear where it lost you.
Yesterday, I announced Product Hunt Gems, a Reddit community and newsletter for great products that were not featured on Product Hunt.
Our team has looked for such "hidden gems" since the beginning of the year, and below you will find some of the best ones that were launched in January. You'll find several more in our newsletter. I will post gems from February here tomorrow.
I'm working on TaskPaisa, a platform that connects users with online tasks and helps businesses and researchers reach registered users for survey participation.
For the past few days I've been building SmartReach, a part of xCinder, my workspace for people who run several X accounts. SmartReach looks for posts from people who need what you offer and helps you reply. It's still under heavy development and rough in places, so I'd like to share what I learned and hear how you handle the same problem.
Hey Product Hunt I m Shaylynn, founder of Gueaux and GueauxStudio.
GueauxStudio wasn t supposed to be its own product.
I was building Gueaux, a donation platform where those in need run campaigns. Campaigns with a video do better, so I set out to add a simple way for people to record one. Then I watched what happened: people who could talk about their cause for an hour froze the second the camera turned on. Scripts made it worse. They sounded like they were reading a hostage note.
Hey everyone, I'm Chitranshu, the maker of Where's My Therapist. We're opening our beta and I'd love your help testing it.
What it is
An all-in-one mental health app built for India. Instead of juggling an AI chatbot, a therapy app, and a separate psychiatrist, you get it all in one place:
As someone who works extensively with technical SEO and web development, implementing correct structured data is one of the most effective ways to help search engines understand entity relationships and grant rich snippets.
Every reading app we tried for our two baby girls wanted more of our attention, but excessive screen time is bad for kids. It also felt backwards for something that s supposed to be about paper books and each other.
