I made readponder.com or "ponder" for myself. It started as a spreadsheet with two tabs: "Want to read" and "Read."

I enjoyed the process of finding new articles and adding them to my always growing list, then marking them as complete and giving them a rating when I finished them. This process helped me remember what I read and made it easy to recommend articles to friends.

I've spent the last decade in eCommerce and media buying, and for the past 8 months I've been building omnicheckout.app on top of an event tracking system I already had running. End result is a checkout platform that lets merchants take payments in environments where a processor ban would otherwise be a business-ending event, with world-class tracking built in underneath rather than bolted on. Stripe and Whop are the two processing partners live on it today, and merchants can either run their whole setup through us or plug in their own integration and let us just manage that connection.

I built this mostly by directing AI on architecture while learning TypeScript, terminal, and databases alongside it, which is enough for me to chase down real issues fast when they show up. Current focus is hardening the payment webhook logging so observability is airtight.

What I need now is someone who can actually sell and promote this, because that's not me. Looking for a co-founder or COO for that role. I'm also open to a UI/UX designer, since I can hold my own on design but not against someone who's built a career on it. Both are equity-only right now since we're not funded, the company is an LLC moving to a C corp shortly, and there's provisional patent coverage on identity resolution and edge technology, some of it close to expiring and already positioned to convert to utility patents cheaply.
If this sounds like something you'd want in on early, reach out and let's talk. Happy to walk through the platform, the tech, or the patent situation in more depth.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm an indie developer from Ukraine , and I've been working on Certix a simple platform for creating, managing, and verifying digital certificates.

The problem

If you run online courses, webinars, workshops, or training programs, issuing certificates can quickly become a headache.

Vietnamese customs and beliefs are scattered: in older relatives' memory, in classical books few can read, and online in copied pages with no sources. That gap gets exploited. Families pay for rituals and charms they cannot check.

Nh t Nguy t builds the knowledge first:

- 1,710 articles in Vietnamese, English and Chinese, citing classical texts and licensed press line by line, each claim labelled as calendar fact, recorded custom or folk belief

- A lunar calendar computed in Vietnam time and tested against NASA and Paris Observatory data

I m a PM who built Mimoo with AI tools, and it s now live on Google Play and Microsoft Store. Before a proper launch, I d love honest feedback on the landing: https://mimootv.com

Three things I m unsure about:

1. Is it clear in 5 seconds what Mimoo is and that it needs a TV + phone?

2. Does the page make you want to try it, or does the setup feel like too much work?

3. I m considering a version for restaurants and waiting rooms. Should that live on the same page or on a separate one?

No need to be gentle.

If you re shipping an AI chatbot or agent and don t know where to start with security testing, I built five free tools in PromptBrake to help.

Get prompt-injection inputs to try, map risks to test ideas, plan release checks, and build response or agent tool-call test packs. No PromptBrake account needed.

You can use them on the web or through MCP in your AI assistant. For example, ask: Help me prepare tests for instructions hidden in documents my chatbot reads. You get test inputs to run against your own app.

Free tools: https://promptbrake.com/free-tools

We did not start in interiors. We started in code. APIs, infra, and the usual SaaS buzzwords.

But a pattern kept showing up in real estate decks.

Hey everyone!
Launching a new feature of LangWatch today on ProductHunt, developer focussed but not just dev's anymore, so also curious what each of you think.
You know what Claude Code costs per seat. But do you know which sessions burned the budget, which model did the work, or whether your cache paid off? LangWatch now tracks every Claude Code session: tokens, costs, cache hits, bash commands, MCP tool calls, file edits, and full terminal replays. Works with Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI, and opencode.
If you want to support us, feel free to do so

You can find us under "LangWatch" on the launching page!

Hello team,

recently I started to write a worklog. I.e. Whatever i work on, i was just putting there on a daily basis.

Eventually writing self-reflection became extremaly easy because I had everything in one place at the end of H. Then it became a good habit in general - I became better organized, i was planning ahead, had better 1:1s with manager etc.

So to keep it short, i have started a pet project for that. It s not released yet and i want to conduct some initial feedback.

Hi everyone! I'm one of the makers of iQuantize, a practice app for electronic drum kits. It reads your playing over MIDI and shows where your timing slips.

Our Mac version is out, and the iPad version is waiting for App Store review. And now we have a real question: where do drummers actually keep a screen when they practise?

A MacBook next to the kit? An iPad on the stand? Or just the drum module and a metronome, no screens at all?

If you play an e-kit (or any instrument with a laptop nearby), I'd love to hear about your setup