Let s be honest: tracking your sleep data doesn't fix a broken schedule.
A few months ago, working a high-intensity job in Shanghai completely wrecked my nervous system. I had severe burnout, my eyelids were twitching constantly, and my sleep architecture was destroyed. I downloaded every sleep tracker on the App Store, but they all did the same thing: they showed me beautiful charts of how poorly I slept, but offered zero actionable steps to fix my daytime habits.
So, I built the tool I desperately needed.
Meet Circa Accord It s not just a sleep tracker; it s a privacy-first circadian rhythm optimizer. It focuses on behavioral conditioning and neuroscience protocols.
I ve spent the last few months obsessed with a single problem: creators spend 20+ hours on a high-production video, only to hit the "0 view" wall because of a weak 2-second hook. Current analytics are purely reactive they tell you why you failed last week, but don't help you fix your current draft.
Pracal to shifts content from reactive reports to pre-publication simulations. We use AI to simulate how different audience types will react to your video before you hit publish finding the exact timestamps where viewers are predicted to drop off.
I'm Khalid, co-founder of Talenyze we just launched today.
My co-founder and I have been building an AI screening platform that ranks candidates on actual fit, not keyword matching. For tech roles, it goes further by analyzing real GitHub activity what someone built, not just what they wrote on their CV.
We're early. We're scrappy. And we're genuinely excited to be in this community.
I ve been working in the AI + infrastructure space, building distributed systems and execution layers.
For the past few months, I ve been building Jungle Grid focused on removing the need to manually pick GPUs and deal with infra when running AI workloads.
We re launching on April 28th (12:01 AM PDT): https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
Would love to connect with others working on AI infra or performance-heavy systems.
Hi everyone! I m thrilled to finally join the Product Hunt community. I ve been a long-time lurker, always amazed by the incredible products built by makers here, and I decided it s finally time to step out, introduce myself, and say hello!
I am a solo developer based in Seoul. Like many of you, I have been struggling with a massive "note graveyard." I found myself hoarding hundreds of unread links in apps like Pocket and Notion, spending way more time manually tagging and organizing information than actually digesting it a classic case of the "Collector's Fallacy."
To solve my own itch, I started building CatchNote, a frictionless, 100% local-first AI knowledge manager. My core philosophy is simple: "Stop organizing. Start thinking." I m building it with a $0 budget, heavily leveraging vibe-coding with AI agents to speed up development.
I joined this amazing community to connect with fellow indie hackers, share my building-in-public journey, and learn from all of your experiences.
I've been lurking on Product Hunt for a while, bookmarking tools, reading launches, and finally decided it was time to actually show up and say hello.
By day I work on SEO and content for SaaS, which basically means I spend a lot of time wondering why some pages rank and others don't, and lately, figuring out where AI fits into all of that without making content feel soulless.
Honestly, that last part is what keeps me up at night. There's so much noise around "AI content" right now and I'm still trying to figure out what actually works versus what just sounds like it works.
