ClientRoom is a client portal for freelancers and creatives. You get a dashboard to manage all your clients they get a private room with a single link, no account or password required.
From the room, clients can view files you've shared, track project milestones, send messages, and pay invoices. Everything in one place instead of scattered across email, Dropbox, and Venmo.
After being in tech for about 25 years, I started to teach a lot of friends on how to use IA to create their sites and apps. A lot them started to create a lot of cool of personal and career boost apps that improved their lifes and productivity. Then I started to see a pattern. After a while, almost all of them started to text or call me for help on how to put those creations on Internet. I teached them on how to use vercel/netlify and supabase to make it happen. Some of them created apps better than a lot of developers that worked for me in previous businesses. So I decided to create a new type of cloud, aimed for the AI era, where instead of having a lot of tools and setup to put something online, you could just install a single tool and that tool would take care of everything, even intercepting your deploy in flying to fix it and put it online. Meet shpyrd.io, the "vibe-cloud" solution for this new awesome era. https://shpyrd.io
Last time I wrote about the small itch: one OpenAI bill, no idea which feature spent it, so I built a tiny logger. One line after every LLM call, sending model and token counts to my endpoint.
That line still exists. So the question I kept asking myself: if the integration is one line, what s an SDK for? (an "SDK" sounded very cool in my head at that time, someone who -before making this product- had no clue what an SDK is btw).
Product Hunt launch mode has officially begun which means our team is now 40% excitement, 40% panic, and 20% refreshing things that haven t even launched yet.
We re getting ready to launch Vault on Product Hunt soon, and we d love to borrow the collective brainpower of you all before we hit the big shiny launch button.
After months of building, tweaking, breaking things, fixing them, and pretending coffee counts as a project management tool, Vault is almost ready to meet the world. But we know a Product Hunt launch isn t just about pressing Launch and dramatically staring at the screen.
Leela (Gyan Chauper) is the Indian board game that Snakes and Ladders was made from, before it lost its meaning. 72 squares, each one a state of mind.
But you don't play it alone. You play it with a facilitator - someone sitting across from you, asking what you see on the square you just landed on. Without that person it's a pretty board and nothing happens. That's why almost nobody plays it, and that's what I couldn't get over.
Doing our everyday routine we often overlook the struggles of disadvanteged people, the ones who were born less lucky than most of us. Blind people can't read graphs, which are designed to turn complex information into simple content. Graphs are important in education, examinations, and job. I developed an app that analyzes digital graphs and turns data into interactive panel that reads values, bars, and text out loud, meaning users can navigate by themselves and get quick access to complex data.
I spent 7+ years at Stride in support watching virtual classrooms fail students and teachers. I'm Austin Buhl, Founder & CEO of ClassQuip. ClassQuip is a modern, browser-native virtual classroom engineered for K-12 education.
With 7+ years of EdTech support experience paired with my co-founder, Savannah, who is an active elementary educator, we built ClassQuip from the ground up to solve the real hardware, network, and engagement friction happening in live K-12 rooms every day.
