When we started building Aseel, we didn't want to build just another marketplace.
Aseel brings together different ways for people to make an impact, from supporting communities and causes to discovering products made by talented people from places that don't always get much attention online.
One thing we've learned is that the technology is only one part of the challenge.
You have to make it simple for someone who wants to help, simple for communities receiving support, and simple for people sharing their work with the world.
Having tried almost everything in the E commerce space, my friend and I realised that the biggest problem with the space is that almost everyone on Tiktok/Instagram is just trying to sell you a course or just show off their lifestyle. It's impossible to know who's actually helping you and who just wants to sell you something.
We're getting comfortable letting agents read everything - inbox, calendar, docs, etc. But letting one actually pay for something feels like a different line to cross. Curious where Product Hunt people draw it :)
Would you let an agent pay for things autonomously?
What kind of things/services would you actually trust it to buy?
What would you never let it pay for? I started thinking about it as we've just launched something in exactly this space - our self-service translation platform Nitro now lets an AI agent order and pay for a human translation on its own. Nitro has been around for a long while, but this time the new feature is very unusual, and we are curious how it will land. https://nitrotranslate.com/trans...
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 currently building Fainto a personal finance app focused on helping people understand their money, manage expenses, and make smarter financial decisions.
Hey everyone I've been building this solo alongside a full-time engineering job for the past few years, and I'd love some real feedback from this community.
It's a 3D avatar coach, powered by an LLM & vison models, that can teach you dance moves currently 200+ dance motions across 5 styles, plus warmups and stretching. You talk to it like you would to any real human coach, and it demonstrates, slows down, and breaks down movements based on what you ask.
It's early some movements aren't as precise as I want them to be yet, and I'm actively working on making the correction sharper. That's exactly why I'm posting here: I'd rather get honest feedback now from people who'll actually try it than polish in isolation.
Shipping this one nights and weekends as a solo dev. It's a golf career management sim, browser-based, free, no ads. You create a golfer, pick an archetype, and play through full seasons against a persistent AI field, training, tournament selection, and career arc all matter over time.
Posted an early version to Reddit a while back and got honestly roasted, 0% retention, confusing UI, bugs everywhere. Fixed what I could, kept iterating, and it's in a much better place now. Sharing here because I want more eyes on it and more honest feedback before I keep building.
Open Source project Which Let's you Understand your Codebase in Detail with AST Tree-Sitter Parsing with a Bring Your Own key (BYOK) Architecture Where a User Can Bring their Own API Key for LLM Calls so that you codebase remains Private to you, Along with that the Product Creates a Dependency Graph and also Make a Detailed Report for the Codebase, The Dependency Graph Looks Exactly Like the Graphs Shown in the Neo4j Graph Database.
Link :- https://gitdecode.app
Github :- https://github.com/Priyanshu-Deb... Connect Me On Linkedin :- https://www.linkedin.com/in/priy...
