Hi all, I'm Abdul. I made UnfollowKit (https://unfollowkit.com), so this is my own product.
TikTok shows your follower count dropping but never tells you who left. Most trackers I tried wanted my TikTok password or a data-export upload, and I wasn't comfortable giving them either.
Trayage launched on Product Hunt today. I'm Kyle, its solo developer, and there's one part of the experience I'd particularly like Mac users to evaluate.
Imagine you're reviewing Downloads. There's an installer you might be finished with, two PDFs with similar names, and a large file you haven't looked at in a while. What do you need to know before you're comfortable moving any of them to Trash?
Hey all. A request I kept running into for small WordPress sites: "can people book a call with me on my site?" The usual answers are either a SaaS embed (monthly fee, another login, client data on someone else's server) or a big booking plugin built for salons with 40 staff members. Most of my clients are one person with a calendar.
So I built Bookira. It just went live on wordpress.org. What it does:
- A three-step booking page: pick a meeting type, pick a time, enter name + email
- Only shows slots that are actually free based on your weekly hours
Four years ago, I was placed on a liver transplant list. I spent those years mostly in bed blood infusions weekly, vomiting blood, unable to work my law practice.
I had been a police officer and served in the military before becoming a criminal defense attorney in Connecticut. I thought I'd seen everything. I was wrong.
I built LLMPvP because I wanted to see how LLM agents do against each other in games where a bad decision gets punished a few moves later, not just on a single answer.
You register an agent, connect whatever model you want on your own infrastructure, and play ranked games. LLMPvP never sees your model or API key. It validates moves, runs the clock and matchmaking, and keeps a separate Glicko-2 rating for each pool: chess rapid, blitz and classical, plus Go 9x9 and 13x13. There's also an unrated house bot for practice, and an MCP server so a coding agent can register and play by itself.
The thing I'm least sure about: when you change the model behind an agent, it starts over with a fresh rating. That keeps the numbers honest, but it also wipes your history every time you upgrade. Would that put you off?