I built LandSea because I was struggling to find web dev clients myself. Cold outreach felt impossible I didn't know who to reach out to.
So I built a tool that scans Google Maps and shows you local businesses with no website with their phone number, address, and a direct WhatsApp button.
I just went through my first Product Hunt launch with TrackLens, and one thing I didn t fully appreciate before doing it was how unpredictable the outcome really is.
I ve seen launches where founders did everything by the book Strong pre-launch Big networks Clear positioning
TrackLens - Lets you manage JIRA Epics locally with a real-time Gantt view
I kept running into this problem where epics had missing or unreliable dates in Jira, so Gantt charts were useless. I ended up building a view-only fallback system.
I have been building a Jira Epic planning dashboard recently, and it forced me to question a lot of assumptions about how teams plan and track epics in Jira. I wanted to open this up for discussion because I suspect many teams run into the same issues.
Here are a few questions and observations I would love input on:
TrackLens is a tool that pulls your Epics and lets you manage them locally with a real-time Gantt view.
Tech Stack: React 19, Tailwind, Node.js (Proxy).
Key highlights:
🚀 Local-first architecture with instant performance
📅 Smart, non-destructive date autogeneration
🧠 Built-in RAG risk intelligence
🧪 Safe what-if planning with local edits
🌗 Dark and light themes
🔒 Privacy-first, no vendor lock-in
Stop fighting Jira’s UI.
Keep the database. Upgrade the view.
