That question pushed us to start building Astittva

We believe astrology should feel deeply personal, accessible, and relevant for today s generation. That s why we are building AI powered astrological intelligence rooted deeply in real Vedic astrology.

Right now, we are in the building stage, shaping something we genuinely believe can redefine how people experience astrology digitally

One of the features we are most excited about is Daily Aura, India s first hyper personalized daily guidance experience delivered on WhatsApp every morning at 6 AM, now live!

Hey everyone

I built CodeAtlas because I kept getting lost in unfamiliar codebases jumping between files, trying to understand how everything connects.

So I thought: what if you could see a codebase instead?

CodeAtlas turns a GitHub repo into an interactive graph of file dependencies. You can explore how files are connected, click into them, and get a visual sense of the structure instead of digging through folders.

I m currently in the process of applying for an OCI card and honestly finding it a bit confusing. There are so many steps eligibility, document format, photo size, and small mistakes can delay the process a lot.

While searching online, I found something called Visament OCI experts. It looks like Visament provides help with OCI applications, but I m not sure how reliable these services are.Has anyone here used them or any similar service?

Would really appreciate if someone can share:

• Whether it s better to apply yourself or take expert help

• Common mistakes to avoid

• Timeline for approval

I ve seen the same pattern again and again: the founders who copy winners thoughtfully stay in the game longer.

• Not the ones with the wildest ideas.

• The ones who pay close attention, rewind other people s launches.

And instead of saying nice, they ask, what exactly did they do here that I can reuse?

In most teams, product context gets fragmented really fast - PRDs, Jira, Slack, meetings, docs and they all drift over time.

We re curious how teams here actually keep a reliable source of truth about what the product is doing in reality.

Is it documentation? Internal tools? Tribal knowledge? Or just constant syncing?

We built VirtualSpaces because we were tired of watching good ideas stall at the floor plan.

We are engineers, not designers. But even we could see the leak.

Hey Makers,

There s a lot of pressure to "build in public" these days. But honestly? Getting 100 likes on a pretty UI mockup on Twitter doesn't mean you have a viable business.

Hey Product Hunt,

We ve all seen those launches that look like they re crushing it but end up with zero actual retention. I ve been looking at the data from our first 5 pilot campaigns at shipshared.link, and the reality is pretty simple: most of us are accidentally scaling "leaks".

We recently worked with an Education SaaS founder who hit a 5% signup rate which is a dream for cold traffic. But because we ran a Road Test first, the session recordings showed something brutal: his mobile onboarding was completely broken. He found that "leak" for $69. Imagine if he d found that out after hitting the front page of Product Hunt. The momentum would have been totally wasted.

While building Astittva, one thing kept standing out to us:

A lot of astrology experiences still feel transactional, static, or built around mass generated predictions rather than something genuinely personal.

At the same time, astrology itself has always been deeply personal for people.

It made us curious about how AI could change this space.