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George 🌐 Longovitisleft a comment
Hey PH, Built Alke Arc because I wanted something that reflected the work. The mechanic is simple: log it, generate it, use it. Your name, your exercises, your mood, your colors. Beauty. Bullish. War. Watch. Your own image. 4:5 | 9:16 | 1:1 | 16:9 60 seconds and you get something worth sharing and keeping. Would love to hear what you think.
Alke Arc ⊙ Train Every Day. Earn Your Card.
Alke Arc turns your hardest workouts into shareable cards.
Log it. Earn it. Own it. One-time payment for lifetime access. No subscription. No streak pressure.
Just show up, earn your card. You did the thing; here's your proof/memento/card.
Alke Arc ⊙ Train Every Day. Earn Your Card.
George 🌐 Longovitisstarted a discussion
How Alke works
You open the app. 4 steps: Identity Name, date, location, an optional freehand line, an optional quote. Alke Pick your mood. Bullish, War, Beauty, Watch, or upload your own image. Log Your exercises, reps, km, miles, time. Any color per exercise. Generate 4:5 | 9:16 | 1:1 | 16:9 PNG image ready to use. No account. No tracking. No dashboard. Just the card. 6,058 reps, 47.8 km, 6 mi, 783 min...
George 🌐 Longovitisstarted a discussion
Discovered Maxalding (isometric muscle squeezes) so I made an MLP while working.
Found out Maxalding randomly: An underrated 1900s strength system built entirely on isometric muscle control. No weights. No gym. Just deliberate tension. We don't use our bodies like our ancestors did. We schedule exercise. We set up programs. We need the right day, the right mood, the right playlist. And when none of that lines up we do zero. So I made Squeeze Now: Isometric reminders while...
George 🌐 Longovitisleft a comment
I'm an athlete. Found out Maxalding randomly, an underrated 1900s strength system built entirely on isometric muscle control. No weights. No gym. Just deliberate tension. We don't use our bodies like our ancestors did. We schedule exercise. We set up programs. We need the right day, the right mood, the right playlist. And when none of that lines up we do zero. Zero is the problem. Squeeze Now...
Squeeze NowThere's 10 seconds of isometrics between tasks.
You sit for 6–10 hours a day.
Your screen moves. Your muscles don't.
Squeeze Now is your browser-based timer that randomly reminds you to contract a muscle group for 10 seconds. That's it.
The Groups
🔴 Pull
🔵 Push
🟢 Legs
🟠 Abs
🟡 Kegel
⚪ Everything
You pick your groups, duration and intensity, then work.
At random moments you get your reminder for your isometric squeeze.
No equipment. No warmup. No sweat.
No shredded-shortcuts illusions.
Just less decay.
Squeeze NowThere's 10 seconds of isometrics between tasks.
Upload a photo of your desk.
Answer a short questionnaire.
Get an honest, helpful AI critique and 5-10 free/cheap and simple fixes.
No consultant. No generic advice. Just your setup, analyzed.
One token. No accounts. No storage.
KaiDeskYour AI-powered workspace audit.
George 🌐 Longovitisleft a comment
PCs are the closest things we have to magic right now. It opens portals to limitless knowledge, skills, and beauty. At the same time, it is one of the most efficient machines ever built for wasting time, energy, and opportunities. So, we need better lenses. This simple app does exactly that. 🎁 PH early-adopters exclusive: 50% off with code CHROMA-50-PH
chromaXflowWindows screen lenses for focus, creativity, color, fun.
The chromaXflow helps you put a visual lens over your Windows screen.
6 presets. 6 colors. 1 slider.
Make the screen uniquely yours.
The lenses
• Focus Blocker
• Cheap Dopamine Blocker
• Boring Tint
• Cinema Night
• Cinema Nostalgic
• Retro
The colors
• Black
• Gray
• Ruby
• Cobalt
• Gold
• Emerald
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This system is intentionally small. I’m building it in public.
If many find it useful, I’ll expand it over time.
Early buyers get all future additions for free.
chromaXflowWindows screen lenses for focus, creativity, color, fun.
A simple guide and 13 ugly-simple templates you can print or recreate.
Inspired by how Aristotle, Nietzsche, Darwin, and Jobs solved problems while walking.
You can test this today.
Pick one problem. One template.
Walk 20 minutes. See what happens.
The Walking NotesWalk to think. Think to solve. Solve to build.
George 🌐 Longovitisleft a comment
Hi! This is my first launch on Product Hunt, super excited! Note: This system is intentionally small. I'm building this in public. If it proves useful enough, I will expand and deepen it over time. Everyone who buys early gets all future additions for free. Current milestones I'm considering right now: 100 sales → A small set of flash cards (nothing motivational, just what gets the job done)...
The Walking NotesWalk to think. Think to solve. Solve to build.