... moment it happened, because I was only ever looking during the hours when it did not. This is the trouble with intermittent problems. They are not rare. They are just rare in your presence, which makes them feel unreal, which makes you stop believing the people who report them. I do not have a method for this. I just try to trust the report a little more before I start doubting the person. Have you ever spent weeks ...

... finished uni I have been looking for this sense of ownership and commitment towards my own thing, towards clients and to have my own little baby product I could show off. Built many pet projects over the years - Unreal Engine game prototypes, trained some cool AI models for medical vision stuff, but never committed to finishing a single thing, bringing it from A to Z - from idea to paying customers. When I visited the US last year ...

... bridge the gap, but the AI handoff is definitely where the magic is happening. Comment from Faysal Fateh(@faysal_fateh): 100% this. The shift from handing off static frames and praying to actually shipping the product yourself is unreal. That 75% handoff tax used to kill so much design momentum. Removing that friction doesn t diminish the craft. It gives designers more control over the tiny details that usually got sacrificed to deadlines. Definitely not the only optimist left. Feels ...

... deploy it to Google Play. It worked. Phase 3: The GameDev Trap (Early 2026) With the blackouts over, I got overly ambitious. I wanted to build a game and get a publisher. I spent months engine-hopping from Unreal Engine (blueprints broke my brain) to Unity, to s&box. I was burning out fast. I realized that building a complex game purely relying on AI as a solo dev is a fast track to madness. I needed to pivot ...

... everyone! We're building ShintTools deterministic AI tooling that automates the tedious, error-prone technical work inside Unreal Engine 5 and Unity 6 pipelines. If you've shipped a game, you know the pain: naming conventions drift, LODs get misconfigured, code reviews miss the same engine-specific mistakes over and over, and performance regressions sneak in until QA catches them. ShintTools catches all of that automatically, and deterministically not an LLM that guesses, but a trained engine with ~400 real ...

... steps that used to require jumping tools entirely, so a rough, testable version of your game loop can be assembled once, reviewed as a whole, and only then translated into actual production work in your engine of choice. One Unreal Engine developer already using Aviquill for exactly this described mapping quests, level connections, and system interactions in one canvas before ever opening the engine, specifically to catch design problems earlier and cheaper than discovering them mid-production. That ...

... Aviquill's new level design tool lets you block out rooms, paths, and layouts before touching Unreal or Unity. It's early, but already makes prototyping way faster and less painful. Built for game devs who want a simple space to plan gameplay flow. I'm also planning to expand this into a full 3D level editor later on, something lightweight, engine style, and made for quick iteration. It'll take time, but the goal is to let you sketch ...

... studio-grade pipeline. So alongside the app, we built a native Blender plugin. You drop our .mimic file into Blender, and with one click, our plugin parses the physics data and flawlessly retargets it to a Mixamo or Unreal Engine 5 skeleton .This isn't just an app anymore; it s an end-to-end studio in your pocket. We are taking the heavy, expensive infrastructure of Hollywood mocap and compressing it into a free, ad-supported toolkit for anyone ...

... void, it will get filled and maybe by something far more nefarious - I believe in the government sentiment, but I am gobsmacked at the solution - I fear it will backfire - kids are not stupid and they will find an alternative! As for us adults, the same, it's not worth worrying about until it happens, if ever, and then we will find a way to circumnavigate it, we always do! Comment from Meenakshi(@meenakshi_sivi): In personal life i would ... ... brought the world to a standstill for a moment. There was no cellular connection, no internet nothing. People started going for walks, and you could see them sitting on benches reading books. It was beautiful to see and felt unreal

... into launch and honestly didn't expect this. 15-20 signups an hour, engineers actually putting Revolte on real codebases, and a comment section full of the exact questions we hoped people would ask. The momentum today has been unreal. The problem we're solving is the one every engineering team knows too well: writing code was never the bottleneck. It's everything around it, environments, tests, deploys, incidents. That's the work Revolte takes off your plate, and engineers ...

... depending on geography. Now we re focusing on: Multi-language onboarding Better localization Faster performance globally AI-driven privacy insights Making privacy protection feel effortless Still early in the journey, but seeing international adoption as an indie developer feels unreal. Appreciate every single user supporting StealthHound ...

... makes pricing easier. Products from anonymous creators compete on price. Products from known practitioners with a track record compete on trust. That's a completely different conversation. Comment from Samir Asadov(@samir_asadov): For specialist/practitioner products this 'brand vs product' framing breaks down the product IS the brand statement. A financial model template built from real deal experience signals more credibility than a thousand brand posts ever could, because the buyer (a CFA with a deal on their desk) reads ... ... were only concerned w/ my wellbeing I'd do the same, but when I have others I'm responsible for, and they themselves have mouths to feed, I think differently about the long term effects of my brand vs

... doesn t bug you every time Improved download and share workflows. What's next? Partnered up with my best friend John Joumaa Imaging & Color specialist in the VFX world. He s obsessed with making your memories look unreal but still real (No Generative AI involved!). Expect better filters, better output, better everything. We re calling him Head of Output Memories. Ha. We d love to bring collaborative rolls to life. Since Roll doesn t store your content ...

... about 1000 people before you're banned across all socials. And so even getting a 50% response rate gets you to about your first 500 likes. Just remembering that was how things were is so off-putting, it's unreal. But I'm glad to hear people feel things have changed. Even if it's not necessarily empirical. Comment from vishal(@vishal7017): @rawoyemi Yeah that you support me I support you loop still exists to some extent ...

... snapiq.app I finally launched my first app, and honestly it still feels a little unreal. It s called snapiq snapiq.app , and I built it to make scanning receipts and invoices a lot easier by pulling out the important details and keeping everything organized in one place. Building it was a huge learning experience for me. There were a lot of moments where I felt lost, had to figure things out as I went, and questioned whether I d actually ...

... missed one important thing. Our whole team is in one timezone . If you look at the Product of the Day race, it s basically a 24-hour marathon . If the same people handle it the entire time, competitors with better timezone coverage can move ahead in just a few hours. Right now we re #2 and pushing for #1 , so we re still very much in the race. That s basically how I look right now after 13+ hours ... ... only advice I can give is either to work during those first 4 hours, or to engage a person/team outside the U.S. The big lag afterward is usually made up either with massive marketing or with greater outreach than competitors

... feel like cardboard cutouts. The math gatekeeping was real. Then I discovered something that made me angry: the tools had evolved, but the learning resources hadn't. Unity ML-Agents lets you train reinforcement learning agents with visual tools. Unreal behavior trees are drag-and-drop. The complexity is already abstracted away. But every course still teaches like you're becoming an AI researcher instead of a game developer who wants to ship things. So I teamed up with some ... ... experts and built what I needed two years ago. AI Powered Game Dev For Beginners What's inside: Train NPCs that learn from player behavior (no, really they adapt) Build intelligent worlds with procedural AI systems Unity ML-Agents, Unreal

... games since forever. Every tutorial? "Let's start with linear algebra and gradient descent." I'm not a math person. I quit three times over two years. Then I discovered something: modern game engines (Unity, Unreal) have AI tools that hide the complexity. You can train an NPC to learn from player behavior without writing a single line of calculus. Nobody told me that. Every course assumed I wanted to become an AI researcher. So I built what I wished ... ... actually is: No PhD required. Zero "let's derive backpropagation" energy. You build NPCs that learn, train reinforcement agents, make worlds that react 50+ hours of "watch me fail so you don't have to" content Unity ML-Agents, Unreal

... empowering some of the top companies of the world with their logos, even though they would probably have had an introductory call or just sent an email to that company. The world is filled with real and unreal information. Comment from Arpan Garg(@arpansac): The last point says it all. Once you lose trust, it's very hard to earn it back, so the answer would be no :) Comment from Nika(@busmark_w_nika): @jake_friedberg  I just wanted ...

... Canva still can t do proper mockup videos ) Much easier for showing the app in motion Would honestly recommend it if you re doing app ads Also, we re 8 users away from 500, which still feels a bit unreal. Curious what you think rate the video in the comments https://www.instagram.com/reel/D... More tomorrow ...

... Canva still can t do proper mockup videos ) Much easier for showing the app in motion Would honestly recommend it if you re doing app ads Also, we re 8 users away from 500, which still feels a bit unreal. Curious what you think rate the video in the comments https://www.instagram.com/reel/D... More tomorrow ...

... Build your 3D environment through exploration and iteration. Amara brings AI to help you create each of your 3D models and then help you create your environment inside Unreal Engine so creators can create multiple scenes and refine them in seconds until a favourite emerges. Creative exploration becomes part of your workflow. What world would you create? Give us your thoughts https://www.producthunt.com/prod... ...

... insane From discovering awesome products (built by SF legends) to actually launching 2 products myself and winning 2x product of the month awards a golden kitty with @Clustr and now being nominated for an orbit award with @Trace feels unreal. Not only did my team go through the ups and downs, but we persevered and survived two top tier accelerators with @500 Startups & @Y Combinator - gotta catch them all All this would NOT have been possible without this community ...

... Clarity's new followers, I've been truly humbled by your support. I've been developing Clarity alone for well over 13 months now. To have it be presented and receive such positive feedback has been unreal. Clarity is a long term project, designed to truly change our relationship with caffeine. I can't stress enough, it is not about quitting caffeine. I want to keep an open forum here so that I'm able to engage with people that ...

... text prompts and images into high-quality, game-ready 3D models instantly. Key Features: Image to 3D - Upload any image, get a 3D model Text to 3D - Describe what you want, AI creates it Export GLB/OBJ/FBX - Ready for Unity, Unreal, Blender Free trial - 10 credits to start, no credit card Perfect for game developers, 3D artists, and designers who need rapid prototyping. Try it free: https://www.morphix-ai.com Comment from (@ablly): Hey Product Hunt! I'm the maker of Morphix ...