Hi everyone, I make NoviFS and it launched on Product Hunt today.
The problem: plug a Windows (NTFS) drive into a Mac and you can only read it. The usual advice is to reformat it, which erases everything on it.
NoviFS makes NTFS drives read & write in Finder and every app. It's built on Apple's FSKit, so there's no kernel extension and no macFUSE. It also grew into a file manager for every drive, and it copies iPhone photos straight to any drive by cable.
Today someone asked whether copies are checksum verified. They aren't yet, so we're adding it. That's exactly the kind of feedback I'm hoping for.
Hi everyone, I'm Haseeb, and I'm building AICIAGA in Canada.
We just launched AICIAGA on Product Hunt. It's a human-sounding AI phone agent for small businesses that answers every call 24/7 with the caller's file open from your CRM. It books follow-ups, calls leads back, and turns every call into a transcript, summary and report.
AI astrology apps are everywhere now, and most work the same way: paste your birth data, get a few paragraphs of generic text that could fit anyone. I got bored of that too.
Every time my Mac woke up, got unlocked or went back on the dock, my windows ended up piled on one monitor. I'd spend the first minutes of the day dragging them back. Every single time. I tried several apps, Stay among others. Most of them want you to save a layout and restore it, and since my setup changes during the day, the saved layout was always out of date. So one day I got fed up and sat down with an AI to build exactly what I wanted: a menu bar app that remembers where each window was and puts it back when the displays come back. No layouts to save. I had a working version in under 24 hours. The code wasn't the hard part. macOS was: identical monitors can report the same serial number, sleep counts as a disconnect, and if you save on a timer you end up saving the mess macOS just made instead of your real layout. I shipped it as Many Displays (manydisplays.com, 14-day free trial). Curious: what's the longest-standing annoyance you finally fixed by vibecoding your own tool?
Hello! I m building an AI writing platform designed specifically for giving writing feedback, unlike a general AI chatbot. It provides detailed feedback, tracks your progress overtime, remembers past assignments, and explains why changes should be made so you can become a better writer.
If you're willing to spend a few minutes trying it out, I'd really appreciate it. If you find it useful, feel free to create an account and let me know what you liked, what confused you, and what features you'd want to see next.
Here's the link: https://writing-agent.app
Would you use this website? Do you prefer this over Chatgpt or Claude? Let me know!
Hey Product Hunt, Aryan here. We launched Recepto today, and I've reached the stage of launch day where I refresh our page more than my inbox.
Here's the honest pitch. Most outreach starts with a cold list and a prayer. Recepto starts with a reason. It watches for signs that a B2B buyer might be ready, like a new job post, a funding round, a new leader or a tech change, and then tells you who to reach and why now.
Hey everyone, I'm Neeraj. PlayHall is a set of free multiplayer games that run in the browser. You open a lobby, send the link (or show a QR code), and 2 to 100 friends join from their phones or laptops with just a name. No app, no account.
There are 20 games so far, from Stick Fight, Chess and Poker to Paint Wars, Kitchen Rush, Snake Pit and Hide & Seek, and knockout tournaments that run themselves while everyone else watches.
You can try it now at playhall.xyz, and it launches here on Product Hunt this Thursday. Before then I'd really like honest feedback:
What would make you use this for your next game night?
Which game would you want added first?
Anything that felt confusing or broken when you tried it?
You always kind of want to know where your close people are when you re meeting up but a lot of location apps feel heavy on the battery, noisy with alerts, or always-on in a creepy way. I wanted something opt-in, lighter, and easy to turn off.
I started it because my dreams felt random one at a time, but when I reread months of them, the same houses, people, and feelings kept coming back. I wanted a quiet place to catch those threads without a spreadsheet.
You can speak or type a dream in the morning, even just a fragment. Over time it shows recurring symbols, emotions, people, and places as a map. At night you can set an intention for what you'd like your dreams to explore. You can try it without making an account.
