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Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
Hey Product Hunt, Aaron here. I built StickerForge because I kept running into the same problem: I wanted a sticker for a specific inside joke, or my dog, or some absurd scenario, and nothing existed. The options were generic clip art packs or complex AI image tools that required fifteen steps and still gave you something that looked wrong at sticker size. The clay style came out of a lot of...
StickerForgeType a prompt. Get 4 clay-style stickers. Free.
StickerForge is an AI sticker maker that runs in your browser. Type a prompt, and it generates four unique clay-style stickers in seconds, ready to drop into iMessage, WhatsApp, Discord, or Telegram.
Sign in with Google or Apple, get free credits on signup, and start generating immediately. Credit packs are available if you want more, but there is no subscription and credits never expire.
StickerForgeType a prompt. Get 4 clay-style stickers. Free.
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
Hey Product Hunt! I built Soundshine because I kept running into that exact moment in the description, and every workaround was embarrassing or painful. Under the hood it's a virtual loopback audio device (no kernel extensions, no admin fuss) that intercepts your system audio and presents it as a clean microphone input to any app. 48 kHz, 32-bit float stereo. For the technically curious: it's...
SoundshineShare your Mac's audio in any video call with one click
You want to share audio on a video call. So you hold your phone up to your laptop speaker. There has to be a better way.
Soundshine routes your Mac's system audio into Zoom, Meet, Discord, FaceTime, or any app as a virtual microphone. One click from the menu bar, zero latency, and you still hear everything locally. No cables, no setup.
Try it for free, one time payment of $7.99, no subscription.
SoundshineShare your Mac's audio in any video call with one click
Remember Network Utility? The app that shipped with every Mac for 20+ years? Apple quietly removed it in Big Sur with no replacement.
NetUtil brings it back as a modern app.
What you get:
- Info
- Ping
- Traceroute
- Lookup
- Netstat
- Whois
- Finger
- Port Scan
No subscription. No account. No data collection. Just a straightforward tool that does what it says.
Built for anyone who's ever typed ping google.com into Terminal and wished there was a better way.
NetUtilApple killed Network Utility. I'm bringing it back!
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
Hi! I built NetUtil because I got tired of opening Terminal every time I needed to run a quick ping and I missed the old Network Utility Apple used to ship with Mac. It wasn't fancy, but it worked. Then in Big Sur they just removed it with no replacement. There are other tools out there, but I wanted a modern interface, and to get more experience working in the Apple development ecosystem. It...
NetUtilApple killed Network Utility. I'm bringing it back!
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
This is silly and what the web is really for. Kudos!
Turd TurfSolve math problems fast or the gnome poops on your lawn.
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
I am kind of afraid to find out 🫣. Really fun idea. Definitely giving this a shot.
Your Domains Wrapped 2025See how much your side projects actually cost you
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
This is super cool. I didn't realize how may things I had installed with homebrew, but now they are all up-to-date! Homebrew itself isn't a difficult tool to deal with, but this makes all the info available without having to remember which command to do this, which command to do that and it's really useful.
TaphouseThe missing GUI for Homebrew
Aaron Hamptonleft a comment
Been using this for organizing project folders and it's genuinely changed my workflow. Pointed it at a messy folder and watched it sort through screenshots and PDFs and other junk I just didn't want to deal with. One thing I've noticed: occasionally it gets stuck on ExitingPlan. Clicking stop exits the plan, then just type "continue" and it picks back up. Minor friction but easy workaround.
CoworkTurn Claude into your digital coworker