Client said, "Make it clean, like Apple, ASAP."
I used to spend 30 minutes on follow-ups. Now I paste it into new tool and get a full brief + the right questions in 10 seconds. If you freelance and clients talk like this regularly, try it. briefhelper.vercel.app
After a lot of late nights, edge cases, and real-world testing, TowTurk is officially live on Product Hunt today.
We re building a provider-first roadside assistance marketplace designed for the moments drivers least want to think about when something goes wrong and help needs to just work.
I built MetricSync after seeing how many people liked the idea of photo-based calorie tracking but hated the price, missing features, or inaccurate scans.
It is an AI nutrition tracker with a 3 day free trial, and the main pitch is pretty simple: cheaper than Cal AI, more features, and better accuracy in actual day to day use.
I kept reaching for blockers, then opening YouTube and getting sucked into Home or Shorts anyway.
So I built Monk Mode for Mac. It blocks the specific feeds that wreck attention, like YouTube Home, Shorts, X For You, Reddit front pages, and similar infinite scroll surfaces, without forcing you to quit the whole app.
I kept testing prompts across Claude and ChatGPT, then checking usage later and realizing I had basically no feel for where the tokens were going.
That was the whole reason I built TokenBar for Mac. It sits in the menu bar and shows token usage in real time, so I can see when a prompt, retry, or long context window is about to turn into an expensive habit.
It is not a finance dashboard or team analytics tool. It is just a simple way to make AI usage visible while you work.
If you are building with LLMs every day, I am curious: do you track token usage live, or only after the bill shows up?