... guys, I'm Francis, maker of LUCID. I built LUCID

... someone actively making one The checklist, you know it already: dark mode with a purple/blue gradient blob "Meet [Name]" as the h1 a floating chat bubble mockup at a 12 degree angle Inter. always Inter. three cards with lucide icons somewhere, a sparkle emoji I did like four of these on our own page before I noticed. Which is embarassing. :/ What are you doing to not look like everyone else? Actual examples welcome, I want to steal them. Comment from ...

... Product Hunt, I m Dan. I m a product designer and engineer from Noosa, Australia, and over the years my work has sat across technology, media, and design. More recently, I ve been building Lucid , a transparency-oriented news platform designed to help people compare coverage, identify bias patterns, and make better-informed decisions. What the work has taught me is that the problem is rarely a lack of information. Most people are not starved of content. They are navigating ... ... reality where headlines, ranking systems, editorial incentives, repetition, and platform mechanics all influence what reaches us before we ve had a chance to make sense of it ourselves. That idea became the basis for The Architecture of Attention . Building Lucid

... just letting it rip . I m very curious whether others have struggled with free trial versus freemium and whether doing both is a bad idea (I m leaning towards that being a yes by the way). I also wonder if we are giving away too much for free and should be feature gating more. The challenge then shifts from a pricing perspective vs

... focus and keep organised with most of the tools I've used in the past. For me they have too much flexibility that I find overwhelming. Additionally, I really dislike paying for features that I rarely use. I build Lucid for myself and it's extremely opinionated: Clear split between notes and tasks. No directories or sub-pages. Heavy use of keyboard shortcuts and markdown. No due dates or tags, just simple colour coding and priorities. The idea being that ...

... different sites every time I needed a simple arrow or calendar icon. Felt like such a dumb waste of time. So I built Iconstack A big stack of 56,800+ MIT-licensed icons from 20+ famous libraries (Material, Phosphor, Lucide, Remix, Bootstrap, etc.), all searchable in one place. What it does: Search & filter across libraries Change color + stroke width on the fly Export as SVG, XML, or PNG instantly No login, no clutter, just icons I threw it together ...

... Former AI engineer at Lucid Bots, now out building my own dreams. At Lucid

... full stack dev, so I will share my "code" stack that I use to launch products within 2-5 weeks. Here it is: Frontend: NextJS 15 (App Router) Backend: ExpressJS (Typescript) Blockchain: Aiken & Lucid-Evolution (Cardano) Database: MongoDB or Supabase What's yours ...