This project was built around one simple idea: people should decide who can contact them before communication begins.
DMT is currently in early Android testing, so I m especially interested in honest feedback about onboarding, invitations, trusted contacts and everyday usability.
If you test it, please tell me what feels clear, confusing or unnecessary. Every real-world observation helps.
If you ve ever run an ITAD (IT Asset Disposition) or hardware refurbishing operation, you know the packing bench is where profits go to die.
The biggest margin killer? Per-device erasure licenses. The software industry has gaslit us into believing that wiping a drive safely should cost money every single time.
We decided to build FehrWatch to build a tool that actually respects workshop realities.
After months of designing, coding, testing, and refining, I'm excited to share that ReqFlow is now live on Product Hunt.
ReqFlow is an interactive learning platform built for software engineers and computer science students. Instead of relying on long videos, it helps you learn by exploring and interacting with real engineering concepts.
I don't know if you've been in this situation. You have some users, maybe a few dozen, maybe a few hundred. But they're silent. You don't know where they came from. They just use your product quietly and never say a word. Then one day they leave. Churn. Gone. And you have no idea why. I don't know about you, but I've been through exactly this. And it made me keep thinking: if I could just catch users in the moment, right when they're actually experiencing the product, and understand what they're feeling and thinking at that exact second, maybe I'd find out what's broken before they walk away. So I built https://founderping.app The idea is simple. At any moment you choose, a little widget pops up inside your product basically your clone. It carries your curiosity, asks the questions you'd ask, talks to your users by voice or text. And it actually has the time to sit down and have a real conversation with every single one of them. Because let's be honest, you don't. 2 lines of code on web. SDK for mobile. Matches the user's language automatically. I'm in beta right now, recruiting a small group of founders to run it on their real users. Free Pro access, no billing, cost on me. If you've got a SaaS with reasonable number of users and want to understand them better without chasing every single one manually, drop a comment. Even if you try it for 10 minutes and tell me it's bad, that's useful.
Hey everyone! Today I launched Mindful Moments, a meditation app I built solo (Swift/SwiftUI, lots of trial and error along the way).
Rather than just dropping a link, I'd genuinely love some honest feedback what's the first thing you notice when you open it? Anything confusing, anything you'd want to see added?
Happy to return the favor and check out what others here are building too!
Hey Product Hunt! Like many of you, I frequently need quick online tools like generating a QR code, compressing an image, or calculating percentage differences. But every time I searched for one, I was greeted with: Mandatory account sign-ups Heavy ads and paywalls Suspicious server uploads for simple tasks that don't even need a backend! So I decided to build Myoutools a lightweight, privacy-first suite of 19 everyday micro-tools that run 100% client-side inside your browser. Why client-side? Privacy First: 0 KB of your data or files ever touches a server. Lightning Fast: No network latency or server processing delays. 100% Free: No limits, no sign-ups required. From PDF utilities and image resizers to unit converters and timers, everything is designed to be clean, fast, and completely safe. Try it here: https://myoutools.com I d love for you to check it out! What s one daily micro-tool you use that you wish was completely private and offline? All feedback and suggestions are highly appreciated!
I'm Farmaan, a solo founder from India. About four months ago I got laid off, and while applying for jobs I kept thinking about how much hiring has changed.
