Eugenia Lebedieva's profile on Product Hunt

About

I come from a QA and BA background, and over the past year I’ve been building a product I first created because I couldn’t find the kind of reflection tool I wanted for myself. I’m interested in products that help people make sense of what’s happening inside them in everyday moments not only when they sit down to journal or “work on themselves.” My goal now is to get out of my own bubble, learn from real users and other builders, and understand where FeelEase is genuinely useful, what resonates, and what should evolve next.

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2mo ago

How much cross-checking do you do between AI models when vibecoding?

My current setup is basically:

Claude checks Codex -> Codex checks Claude -> ChatGPT checks both

I m not a developer, have someone who can help to verify and triple check security issues, but still so at some point I have to trust the AI which is exactly why I make them check each other about 500 times.

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2mo ago

Sometimes something just nags at you, or a small moment suddenly irritates you

You might be on a plane, on a bus, waiting for coffee, or sitting at your desk when a thought or emotion suddenly shows up. You can feel that something is there, but you re not quite sure what to do with it. Open FeelEase, choose the closest state in the Mood Check-in or just start drawing. Then explore what came up on your own or with the AI Art Companion, and capture what you notice. Sometimes you don t need an answer right away, you need a way to catch the moment before it disappears.

FeelEase gives you a way to stay with that moment instead of just moving past it through words, drawing, metaphorical cards, 'vent it out' or capture the moment practice or a few reflective questions.

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2mo ago

How do you usually deal with a strong emotion when you can’t express it right away?

Sometimes something happens at work, in a conversation, or just in the middle of the day and you feel it strongly, but there is no real space to react.

Do you usually write it down, talk to someone, distract yourself, sit with it, draw, go for a walk, or just carry it with you until later?

I m building FeelEase around the idea that different moments may need different ways to respond sometimes expressing, sometimes noticing, sometimes exploring further.