This is my first time here, so I'll be writing and asking questions.
My name is Andrei, I'm a hypnotherapist. I've been doing this craft for 15 years, and I finally decided to pack my experience and expertise into a product that I hope can scale. That doesn't mean my app will hypnotize you into feeling happy and rich but it will find a path to your higher self, and you'll get an answer at least as deep as your question was.
I never thought that at fifty I'd pick up a new skill vibecoding but it turns out that if the stars align and you put a person in front of a choice like "do it or you're screwed," it somehow works out.
Raido originally started as a transformational trainer it even had a different name. But then, the first time I went through a full session myself, I realized it wasn't just a skills trainer, it was something deeper. I think I was looking at it through a developer's eyes at that point, and I was mesmerized. I even asked it how I should call it, and it wrote back: "I am Raido a shamanic mirror." I was under the spell of that for about two weeks.
Hi Product Hunt 👋
When the war started in Ukraine, after another attack on Odesa, I found myself thinking: if I get buried under rubble one day, no one will ever know what I spent 15 years as a hypnotherapist writing and thinking about. So I made a physical deck of archetypal cards first. Once the method held up in real cases with clients, I built an app around it — Raido.
What Raido actually does:
🃏 Metaphorical AI — instead of asking you to explain your problem again, it shows you an image (one of 60 original archetypes) and asks one question about it. No fixed meanings, no fortune-telling.
🧭 Steps you outside the problem — breaks your question into logical layers, surfaces patterns you couldn't see from inside it.
🎧 Anchors the insight — each session ends with a unique resonance sound, recorded using ANS technology, so the result stays with you after you close the tab.
This is not therapy. Raido is a guide, not a therapist — it never replaces the help one person can give another. I built it to be a fast, honest method of self-reflection for the moments between "I already know what's wrong" and actually doing something about it.
I'm a solo developer. Built this after work hours, checked every step against 15 years of practice — no team, no funding.
I'd genuinely love to know: which archetype did you land on, and did it say something true? I'm reading and replying to every comment today.