Hello Product Hunt, I ve been thinking about a problem we rarely prepare for.

If something happened to you tomorrow, would your family know what digital accounts you have?

Not just passwords but bank accounts, important documents, subscriptions, cloud storage, photos, email accounts, investments, and other parts of your digital life.

I started thinking seriously about this after a death in my family.

Hey, excited to be launching stealthflights again. I am Saksham. I love traveling, which led me to build a product focused on delivering reliable flight deals and identifying the best times to fly. It helps you choose the ideal travel dates, informs you about any required transit visas, and will soon include features for tracking and using credit card points as well.
This time, I decided to make it mostly FREE! (Only the custom route search is limited) You can access all the deals for free, mainly catering to India, the US, the UK, Canada, Australia/New Zealand. This product is fully transparent, and I want to provide value to the fellow travellers.
Every deal that gets picked, we tell the reason why we picked it, and while picking a deal, we also make sure we check for every aspect that matters to the logged-in user, like the type of airline, travel time, and whether you prefer direct flights or not. So the best part is it gets better if you keep using it more.
Give some love to https://stealthflights.com if you can, and I would love your feedback on it!

Hey everyone, solo dev here. Built Rainy Day Golf because I love golf and love management sims like Basketball GM and OOTP, and nothing like that exists for golf specifically.

Individual sport, no roster, no trades, just one golfer and a career, which turned out to be a genuinely different design problem than the team-sport games it's inspired by. It's free, browser-based, no install. Still rough in places, still actively fixing things based on feedback.

Hello Everyone,

I'm Gurmit, a founder from UK.

Hey everyone, excited to finally be here!

I'm a solo developer and I just shipped my first mobile game: Block Bloom a free, offline block puzzle. It's the classic 8x8 drag-and-clear loop, but I leaned hard into game-feel: juicy combos, screen shake, and special blocks (3x3 bombs + full row/column lightning).

Hey everyone, first post here excited to finally introduce myself and what I've been working on.

I kept running into the same problem: making original music for videos, games, and podcasts meant either licensing tracks or learning a DAW. Neither felt right for someone who just wanted a soundtrack that fit. So I built MuseGen you type an idea (or paste lyrics) and get a real, editable song back, right in the browser, no music background needed.

Hello Product Hunt. I'm Santhosh.

For about a year I ran a small done-for-you service that I'd honestly describe as the job nobody wants. Accounting firms hired me to chase their clients for documents. Write the list, send the email, send it again Thursday, send it again next week with an apology in front of it because by then it genuinely feels rude.

My 6+ years in SaaS B2B startups have been a whirlwind of learning and growth, and I'm incredibly grateful for the journey. I've always been passionate about crafting user-centric solutions, and this new role allows me to leverage that passion on a larger scale.  

Some highlights of my journey include:

• Spearheading UI/UX for Samaaro's Virtual Event Platform and achieving a 95% user satisfaction rate.  

• Driving a 30% increase in user engagement through website redesigns.  

• Developing product strategies based on competitor analysis and UX research.  

Hello all, I am Dipesh Bhattarai. I am currently building Oshara.ai to make it easy to create voice agent.

Hello PH,

I m Fatih, a developer who will be unemployed in 10 days.

I live in a developing sometimes even underdeveloped country, and I ve been working on projects with React technologies for about 6 years. Around 4 months ago, I started working on a CV maker project just to code in my free time. When I learned that I would be unemployed, I completely focused on this project and kept expanding it technically in a somewhat absurd way.

Fellow developers will understand sometimes we just can t stop ourselves. The more we code, the deeper we go. The CV maker has now turned into a SaaS project, and with the stress of becoming unemployed, I m working on it intensively. I want to grow it.