I make usebravery, so this is partly about my own product. Better to say that first.

Before there was a product there was a watch comparison site I'd made for my own use, BraveryWatch. Its first product page appeared on 10 June, on a new domain, and in early October it got its first Amazon orders. Amazon UK's numbers for the 30 days ending 7 October list 522 clicks and two orders totalling 40.73, one of them shipped. Germany's report covers the same days: 227 clicks and one order, 49.44, also shipped.

I m building APEX PULSE PRO around a question I keep coming back to:

What if an AI coach didn t just generate workouts, but visibly changed with the person using it?

The center of APEX is something we call the Core.

It already reacts to the athlete s inputs, recent training activity and interaction state. Instead of treating it as a decorative AI orb, I want to push it further - into something that feels more like a living performance system.

Hello Product hunt!!...

I would like to showcase my product GoalBay here.

Its an easy and simple day-today companion of our life savings, daily expenses, and money sharing with friends with separate family sharing space with up to 5 members of the family. It has a clean UI with every necessary feature available right away to use it. Also it has a feature to link with friends who all are using GoalBay with their GoalBay ID.

Been working on this for a while and I'm at the point where I need real sites to test on, not just my own.

The problem I kept running into: B2B SaaS sites are hard to navigate. Someone lands on the page with one question, like does this work with Hubspot or is this even for a team our size, they can't find it in 30 seconds and they leave. Most chat widgets don't really fix that. They just dump a paragraph of text and people stop reading.

So I built Hintli. It's a guide that sits on your site and answers questions from your own content (site, docs, sales stuff). The difference is it can move around the page too. If someone asks about integrations it scrolls them to that section and highlights it, opens the right FAQ, that kind of thing. If they're a good fit it can book a demo in the same conversation. Setup is one script tag.

Right now it's live on one design partner's site and I'm looking for 3-5 more companies to try it.

Four days ago this was an empty folder. Today it's waiting for Microsoft Store certification.

Sticky notes covered my screen. Notes apps made me open them every time, and half the time I couldn't remember where I'd saved the thing I needed.

So I built HideNStick Notes. Your notes live in the edge of your screen, out of the way until you need them.

We're going live on Product Hunt tomorrow and wanted to give this community an early heads-up

Most AI deck/doc tools make something that looks polished but falls apart when a consultant or analyst has to defend the numbers. We built WinningStrategy.ai for exactly that gap.

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a small project called Words for the Wind, and I'd really value this community's honest feedback before I share it more widely.

The idea: In 2010, a garden designer in tsuchi, Japan, put a disconnected phone in a phone booth in his garden so he could "call" his cousin who had died. After the 2011 tsunami, people who had lost loved ones began visiting to speak to the people they could no longer reach. The belief is that the wind carries your words to them. It's called a wind phone (kaze no denwa).

I wanted to make a version anyone could use without traveling: you write what you never got to say, press release, and your words blur and fade away. The page forgets. Nothing is saved or sent anywhere.

Hey! Solo maker here

A few weeks ago I found out my AI agent was quietly ignoring skills I spent hours writing not because they were bad, but because of small structural issues I couldn't see.

So I built trigger-doctor: a free, open-source tool that reads your SKILL.md the way your agent does, then tells you exactly what makes it get ignored.

Free, no signup