Hi Product Hunt! I'm Eric, the maker of Graceup.

I have a small challenge before you keep on reading: think of a good thing that happened to you today.

Done?

Was it hard to find one? For most of us it is.

And that's weird, because research on daily life shows that good things happen to us about 3 times more often than bad things. A friend texts you, the coffee is good, a stranger holds the door. But we barely notice them. Instead we remember the spilled coffee, the traffic and the argument with a coworker.

It's not our fault. Our brains are wired to spot what goes wrong, because that's what kept our ancestors alive. The good news is that noticing the good can be learned, like any other habit. And doing that would make the whole world happier.

That's why I built Graceup. It helps you turn gratitude into a daily habit: you write one good moment a day and keep your streak going. And instead of an endless feed of news and drama, you get a feed of the small things people around the world are grateful for. No followers, no public like counts, no comparing. Basically, social media that makes you happier.

What else is inside:

- Private groups for family and close friends

- A Gratitude Jar that fills up with your moments

- A Monthly Recap of your best moments

- Daily affirmations and widgets

- Streaks and gentle reminders

To launch Graceup, I moved to Da Nang, Vietnam and started a 90-day challenge: I film myself every day, showing the life here and how I build the app, and post it on social media (instagram.com/ericcosulea). It's in Romanian, so most of you won't understand a word. But I'm doing it because I'm going all in on this app, and I believe it can make a real difference in people's lives.

Now, the last part of the challenge: drop your good thing in the comments. It takes 10 seconds, and it might make someone else's day a little better.

Graceup is free on iPhone and Android, and I'd love your honest feedback on it too.