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Products used by MentalHappy
Explore the tech stack and tools that power MentalHappy. See what products MentalHappy uses for development, design, marketing, analytics, and more.
LLMs 1
LLMs 1
Claude for DesktopDesktop AI partner. Fast, focused, & designed for deep work
4.8 (13 reviews)
Also considered:
ChatGPT by OpenAIWhat mattered most choosing it: It's the reason a solo founder could rebuild MentalHappy end-to-end. I used Claude to architect the system, write and review code, and produce specs and docs. What set it apart from other models: the depth of reasoning on a real codebase, and enough context to hold the whole system in its head at once. Alternatives I considered: ChatGPT (GPT-4), Gemini, GitHub Copilot
Pro tip: Make it write the plan before the code — have it architect and spec first, then build against that. Then point it back at its own output to review. Feeding it the whole system as context is what unlocks solo-founder speed.
Productivity 2
Productivity 2
LoomEasily record and share videos
4.8 (161 reviews)
What mattered most choosing it: Async beats scheduling. As a solo founder, I needed to collaborate, run user testing, and capture customer interviews without lining up calendars for everything. Loom let me record a walkthrough once and share it everywhere — feedback comes back on my time, not a meeting's. That's what set it apart. Alternatives I considered: Zoom recordings, Vidyard, CleanShot
Pro tip: Use it both directions — record yourself demoing a flow for feedback, and ask testers to Loom themselves clicking through the site. Watching a real person narrate where they get stuck is worth more than any survey, and you can rewatch it as many times as you need.
FigmaThe collaborative interface design tool
4.9 (1.5K reviews)
What mattered most choosing it: A single source of truth from design to build. As a near-solo team, I needed design and dev to live in one place that's instant to share and prototype in the browser — no handoff friction, no installs. That's what won it over the alternatives. Alternatives I considered: Sketch, Adobe XD, Framer
Pro tip: Set up components and variables early — even with a tiny team it keeps everything consistent and makes a full rebuild like 3.0 go fast. Share one live prototype link instead of screenshots so feedback always lands in context.