Hi Product Hunt! I'm Pierrick, the maker of Lovely Render.

For years I've watched businesses doing beautiful work stuck with a website that doesn't look like them, or that they no longer dare to touch. I built the tool I wish I'd had back then.

With Lovely Render, you build your site without code. You start from your logo, pick your colors and fonts, then assemble your pages with blocks and ready-made sections. You can also connect Claude, ChatGPT or the AI of your choice to prepare pages for you, and you review everything before publishing.

A few choices I made:

I build Code Factory. I m working on the gap between getting an AI to write code and having enough evidence to accept its work.

The idea is one local-first factory with three connected roles:

SpecLine: clarify the request, write the spec and plan, and approve manageable tasks.

ForgeLine: move through implementation, review, tests, and smoke checks with recorded receipts.

Hey everyone!

Excited to finally introduce myself here! I'm Alex. I ve been following along for a while, and it s amazing to see how many of you are shipping products so quickly. Seriously, how do you do it?!

I m preparing for my Product Hunt launch and honestly, I m stuck on the pricing strategy.

I'm building LeadSight, a sales tool that instead of just pulling from a static database, it uses (very) deep AI research to "fish" for leads based on hyper-specific signals: things like sustainability commitments, infrastructure groundbreakings, or regulatory shifts, whatever signal makes sense for the user's offering.
It will find between 2 and 5 leads per day, with recent strong signals.

The issue is that running this level of AI research for every prospect is pretty expensive. Each lead essentially costs me money in compute and tokens.

Every trip planner I tried either dumped a checklist that ignored geography, or handed me a "finished" plan I had no say in. Built Routinex to fix that: neighborhood-anchored days, group voting, live weather/flight data, and a Cruise Port mode for people who stress about all-aboard timing.

routinex.travel

What's the one trip-planning problem you still haven't found a good tool for?

Day 21 of sharing Crowned http://crowned.wtf/?v=latest
Liked the dynamics of http://outbid.lol, so I built Crowned with utility for founders and creators.
A fun way to put your project in front of fellow builders:
Claim the throne with a micro-bid
Add your startup, project, or socials + pitch
Visitors see your link live for your reign
Stays archived forever in the Hall of Fame
Curious to see what you guys end up promoting on the throne!
Live here: http://crowned.wtf/?v=latest
#buildinpublic

Hi Product Hunt community!

I m an independent developer, and last week I launched my first 3 tools for macOS. To celebrate Mother's Day and get these tools into as many hands as possible, I've made all of them 100% FREE starting today until Monday!

No subscription, no data tracking, and NO annoying "Rate Me" pop-ups. Just clean, useful tools for your Mac.

I built ScreenGlimpse because I record a lot of quick demos and bug reports, and I was tired of two things: recordings that don't show where I clicked (so I end up narrating "click the button in the top right, the small one"), and tools that quietly upload everything to their cloud the moment you stop recording.
ScreenGlimpse does one thing: it highlights your cursor and zooms in automatically every time you click, live while you record no editing pass afterward. Everything happens on your device. Nothing is uploaded unless you choose to send the file yourself.
Free tier (Glimpse) is unlimited local recordings at 720p, no account needed. Focus tier ($7/mo or $70/yr) unlocks 4K and removes the watermark, and Forever ($130 once) if you'd rather not subscribe to anything.
Windows, macOS, Linux, and a browser version if you just want to try it without installing anything: https://screenglimpse.com
Would love feedback, especially from anyone who's used Loom/Screen Studio/Camtasia and hit friction with the cloud/subscription side of things.

Hi everyone, I'm Jim, an independent iPhone developer. SecondYes launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, Oct 16.

SecondYes is my iPhone app for asking someone on a second date. You can offer up to three complete date plans, each with place, day, time and a map, in one link, and they pick one. The invitation opens in an ordinary browser, with no app, account or paywall on their side. Plan a Date suggests three different plans from your mood, budget, area and free times, using real places from Apple Maps, and a Daily Idea Spin gives you a fresh date idea. Your first invitations are free. It isn't a dating app: no profiles, matching or strangers.

I'd love honest answers to two questions:

1. Would you rather get one plan or a choice of three?

If you build with AI agents, you've seen it: memory tools are everywhere. Mem0, Zep, Letta, Supermemory, Basic Memory, Cognee, plus the memory built into Claude and ChatGPT. Most of them are good.

My problem started in 2025. My team and I ran several coding agents on the same projects, and every session started from zero. The memory tools available were mostly paid, cloud-hosted services, which meant sending our working context to someone else's servers. I wanted memory on my own machine that every agent could share and that I could inspect.