As founders, we all share a dangerous subjective illusion: We think we are the hardest-working people in the room.
I used to close my laptop after 12 hours of work feeling like an absolute beast. But when I looked at the actual output, it was mediocre. I was confusing "exhaustion" with "execution." Time-tracking apps didn't help they just proved I sat in my chair for 8 hours, not that I moved the needle.
That s why I built Hustle Racer. I needed a brutal, objective mirror. It translates daily tasks into a live F1-style speedometer (km/h). If you stop, your momentum decays to zero. It strips away your ego and shows your actual execution speed.
My questions for the Product Hunt community:
Hey Product Hunt! π I'm Youngjin Shin, the maker of Hustle Racer.
For a long time, I fell into a dangerous trap. Every night, I would close my laptop feeling exhausted, thinking, "I am definitely the hardest worker I know. No one is busier than me."
But I realized that feeling busy is purely subjective. Our brains exaggerate our own efforts. I needed an objective mirror to show me my actual execution velocity, stripped of all my ego and feelings.
Itβs not a traditional to-do list. Itβs a ruthless, objective speedometer for your daily hustle.
Here is how it keeps you honest:
Visualized Velocity: Every task you complete increases your speed (km/h). You instantly see if your day is actually moving fast, or if you're just dragging along.
The Brutal Decay: If you stop executing, your speed drops. You can't fake momentum.
Objective Proof: Compare your km/h with others. It answers the ultimate question: Are you really hustling, or do you just feel like it?
If you are tired of relying on subjective feelings and want to prove your hustle objectively, give it a spin.
Stop guessing your productivity. Measure your velocity.
The top 1% hit the 55km/h mark. What is your speed today?
I would love your feedback on the gamification loop, the decay math, or just drop your current speed in the comments!
Let's race. ππ¨