Here's what vibe coding actually looked like in practice. What AI handled well ~70% of boilerplate on first pass navigation, state management, notification scheduling. I described the architecture in plain language, got working code back. Content generation, App Store copy drafts, edge case surfacing. That part felt like flow. Where the vibe broke: judgment calls AI suggested a standard onboarding. Generic, functional, wrong. Good UX requires knowing why someone opens an affirmation app at 7am what emotional state they're in, what friction kills the habit before it forms. Scrapped it. Built from scratch. Same with notifications.
I m excited to start this discussion because I ve been thinking a lot about how we all scroll endlessly on social media, often consuming content that doesn t teach us anything or add value.
Most apps make you market yourself. When you re anxious, lonely, or just having a rough day, that s the exact opposite of what you need. I built I need a nice guy for a different moment: when you don t want dating, you just need someone to write right now, someone kind, empathetic, funny, or smart, and you want to get to that chat with as little friction as possible. Here s what makes it different: - You start with a simple intent: I need (nice / empathy / humor / intelligence / anyone). - The app matches you using a lightweight good-vibes score system (no endless profiles, no swipe fatigue). - When there s a match, you don t get dropped into a random DM: you get a **proposal** first, and you can **accept or decline**. Only mutual acceptance becomes a real chat. This is a small beta and I m optimizing for one thing: feeling safe + supported fast. If you ve ever wished for a talk to someone decent button, I d love for you to try it and tell me what feels magical vs. what feels off. Beta link: https://testflight.apple.com/joi...
Hey Product Hunt community! I'm Alek, a full-stack developer from the UK.
I built StreamVox because I kept missing half of my Zoom calls with international teammates - and I got tired of it. StreamVox is a Windows app that translates any audio in real time using AI. What it does:
- Live subtitles + AI translation for any audio on your PC
- Works with Zoom, Discord, Teams, YouTube, games, mobile calls
- Per-App Audio Capture (translate only the app you choose)
- Overlay window - always on top, never in the way
- 47 input + 49 target languages
- Privacy-first - nothing stored or recorded
- Free plan available on Microsoft Store I just shipped v1.3.0 with Per-App Audio - a big accuracy improvement for calls and gaming. Would love honest feedback:
- Does this solve a real problem for you?
- What would you add or change?
- Would you use it for gaming / streaming / work calls? Try it free: streamvox.pro
Microsoft Store: search "StreamVox" Thanks for any feedback!
Built PostPilot after talking to dozens of small business owners who all said: "I know I should post consistently on social media. I just never have time."
I m Enes, a solo developer, and I m currently building CrunchSave. I m tackling a problem that every SaaS founder hates but often ignores: Passive Churn (Failed Payments).
Most tools out there just send the same boring "Update your card" emails. I m building something different. CrunchSave uses AI Policies to personalize the recovery flow based on customer LTV and the specific reason the payment failed.
Yesterday I shared data from 50,000+ AI answers. Today I'm giving you the exact audit process we use at Rankfender the same one we've run for 500+ brands.
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My name is Rasmus and for the past 25 years I ve worked with industrial laser technology, programming and operating high-end laser systems in professional environments.
