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We're building the tool to allow anyone to try their hand at building GPU kernels

Hey everyone! I think writing GPU code is going to be something that's going to become ubiquitous even though today it's a tough and time consuming process. Claude Code and Cursor agents have gotten great at writing GPU kernels once they know what to target. What's missing is the tooling to get them there.

We're building that tooling at https://ncompass.tech. Our agent analyzes the profile and gives back a list of bottlenecks and ways to solve them. Once that's known, you can feed that to Claude Code / Cursor and they will implement the code.

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8mo ago

I vibe-coded a journaling app to understand life, not just record it

Hi Product Hunt

For a long time, journaling has been my way of reflecting on life.

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8mo ago

Built a Lightweight Excel Monitoring Tool — Would Love Feedback

Hi Product Hunt!

I m excited to share something I ve been building: ThresholdIQ a lightweight KPI simulator and anomaly detector for Excel/CSV data.

Most teams still rely on spreadsheets for their most important metrics.
But spreadsheets don t warn you when something looks off.
You only notice issues after they ve caused damage.

I wanted a simple way to upload a file and instantly see:

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8mo ago

CodeMasterIP updated, new blog area and much more

CodeMasterIP updated again this week, adding many more learning lessons, achievements, and profile customization! Todo en www.codemasterip.com

Help me map the "Failure Points" of OpenClaw (User Interviews)

We all know the potential of agentic workflows, but the "execution gap" for Solo Founders and Automation Specialists is real. I m looking to interview users who have tried to push OpenClaw to its limits.

I want to hear about:

  • Where the execution fails most often.

  • The "pain points" that make you want to go back to manual work.

  • The features you wish existed yesterday.

The Ask: A quick 15-20 minute Zoom/Google Meet.
The Goal: To share these insights back with the community so we can all build more stable agents.

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8mo ago

Built an in-memory SQL engine to speed up repository tests

I kept running into the same issue when testing repository layers that rely heavily on SQL.

Integration tests with a real database are essential, but they slow feedback cycles and add infrastructure complexity. Mocks don t catch real SQL issues, and SQLite often introduces dialect differences that require adaptation.

So I built an open-source in-memory SQL engine for .NET to validate SQL behavior during unit tests.

It plugs into IDbConnection, allowing repositories (Dapper or raw SQL) to run unchanged while keeping tests fast and deterministic.

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8mo ago

Updated: 20+ Languages & UX Fixes based on your feedback! 🚀

Hi everyone, I'm overwhelmed by the support and feedback I've received since launching ScreenTranslate today.

I ve been coding busy in the background to implement some of your suggestions right away! Here s what s new:

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8mo ago

Foursite by VirtualSpaces: From Floor Plans to Living, Breathing 3D

I have spent a lot of time staring at floor plans. They are not glamorous. They are usually PDFs, screenshots, or old Blueprints.

But they hold everything that matters.

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8mo ago

SkillForge - Record workflows, extract AI skills, automate

I built SkillForge (skillforge.expert) to solve a problem I kept hitting: teaching AI agents my actual workflows.

**How it works:**

1. Record your screen doing any task

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8mo ago

Looking for Android beta testers for travel compliance app

Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing to launch an Android app called EntryAuditor that helps travellers check passport validity rules, entry requirements, and transit visa risks before international trips.

Many travellers only discover these issues at the airport check-in desk.

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