I ve been making AI music over the last few months and made my own music visualizer for YouTube / Shorts / previews without uploading my music to random sites or installing heavy software.
We track the wallets that consistently beat the market on Polymarket so you don't have to. Open the dashboard, see what they're holding, what they're buying. That's it.
Free to use. Would love feedback. https://www.polypok.com/
Hey Product Hunt I wanted to share a bit of what we ve been working on and get early thoughts from this community.
I m one of the makers behind Barie.ai. The problem that pushed us to build it is pretty simple but painful:
Most AI tools are great at fast answers. They re not great at continuity.
In real work, context matters. Decisions stack. Assumptions change. And when an AI forgets earlier reasoning or invents missing pieces, things quietly break.
Hey everyone, I m building DoitZo, a simple planning tool focused on doing, not overcomplicating things.
Right now, DoitZo is just one feature of a larger app I m working on. This current version is intentionally minimal a way to test the core idea before scaling further.
The goal is simple: You can plan anything learning Java, cooking chicken biryani, creating YouTube videos, getting fit, or just organizing daily life all in one place, without forcing you into a student-only or work-only box.
This is an early experiment, launched quickly to understand:
We got some very cool people (see list) onboard our Callable platform already, public launch coming soon. We have been in closed beta since November, and now we decided to let the gates open and flood a bit (ie burn our money on GPUs lol)
So Callable is basically a "Library of Living Minds" that you can call and pick their brains.
You can ask them about your own projects, consult them, get their honest takes, get fresh perspectives if you are in a rut. Instead of shooting cold emails that never get answered or paying that $500/h consulting fee, now a consulting sesh is just one click away.
A teen might not always say how they feel, but their phone usage can be a signal . Sudden changes in "digital body language" like radically different screen time or social app activity can be a window into their well-being.
This isn't about reading messages. It's about noticing patterns:
Sleep Disruption: Is YouTube usage spiking at 2 AM?
Social Withdrawal: Has their messaging app activity plummeted?
Obsessive Use: Is a single game consuming 8 hours daily?
The insight should start a conversation, not be a verdict. We think about these nuanced signals at Number Tracker as we build balanced tools.
Hey Product Hunt! I m the solo dev behind Nap & Recharge. For a long time, my onboarding sucked. It was 7 static slides of text explaining how the app works. Users were bored before they even started. So for Update 1.4, I changed it. Taking inspiration from Duolingo, Yazio and some other apps, I rebuilt the onboarding to be an active setup guide. Instead of reading, you are doing. The New Flow:
Goal Setting: Tell the app why you want to nap (Focus? Energy? Recovery?). Configuration: We set up your wake-up sounds and nap preferences right there. The Gamification: We introduce the "Battery Streak System" interactively. Privacy Setup: Since the app is 100% offline, we activate "Local Auto-Backups" so your data is safe on your device. The Result:
By the time you hit the "Finish" button, you aren't just dropping onto a dashboard. You are completely set up and ready for your first nap. I need your feedback:
Do you understand, what the app is about and offers you, after finishing the onboarding? https://play.google.com/store/ap...
