A phone screenshot exposed a problem in Beat AI s early teaching videos: the bottom instructions sat behind the Shorts interface, small text was hard to read on desktop, and some screens moved on before viewers could finish reading.
The revised free collection is now here:
https://beatai.co.uk/photography...
We rebuilt eight videos with fewer words, larger headings and one instruction per screen. Important text sits away from the lower interface and right-hand controls. Practice screens stay for 10 12 seconds; quiz questions give 14 seconds to choose and explanations stay for 10.
We're building the first iMessage centralized platform for golf planning/booking. Think if game pigeon and golf invitations had a baby, that is what TeeSync does. You can send golf invitations back and forth to your group chat to invitees to accept/decline a golf round. Once the group accepts the invite, the host can book the round within iMessages. We're solving the issue of group planning and reducing the search time for browsing a tee time that works with everyone. Check us out on the App store at TeeSync Golf! We're in the process of expanding to more courses throughout the US. Would love some feedback and what you thin about the product!
Hey there, I was talking with my co-founder, Elena Oprea, the other day and we wanted to give to the community here on Product Hunt. So, we created a webinar on 10 practices we use at Selftalk, our mental health startup, to build more resilience and stay creative. Some of them are: silent retreats; working through transgenerational trauma; water fasts; sadhu board for pain resilience; writing a book; ontology trainings like Landmark; dark retreats, contemplation, and journaling etc. The event is this Friday - 31th of January Join us, register here - https://lu.ma/b3ric9lh
Hey all, Travis here. Solo founder, psychology student, first-time maker.
The idea: most everyday conflicts landlord, coworker, support desk from hell don't start from malice. They start because nobody can find the right words when emotions run high, so it spirals.
building the product is the fun part. then you launch and... nothing. no traffic, no signups, and you realize nobody knows your thing exists.
I think most of us have been there. you post on a few subreddits, maybe try Product Hunt, tweet about it to your 40 followers, and after a week it goes quiet again. and a lot of the directories that are supposed to help want you to pay before you even have a single customer.
that's pretty much why I made The SaaS Harbor. it's a free place where new SaaS products can get their own page and get found. no paid plans, no waiting list, you add your product and it's live. you don't need any revenue to be listed.
it won't solve getting customers on its own, nothing does. but it's one more place people can find you, and it costs nothing.
Codex-generated teaching image. It is opaque, not a H3Max test result or a transparent file.
What checks you use before trusting a transparent PNG? A preview can looks fine, but the downloaded picture may brings a white box into another design. I would like compare a small acceptance checklist with people who works on product pictures or design tools.
Hi Product Hunt I'm the maker of Jadwa, Muwathaq and Tawazon. I'm sharing one practical tool from each, so you can try a specific task rather than work through a general homepage.
Jadwa: explore a business assumption
The break-even calculator takes fixed costs, selling price and variable cost per unit, then explains the required sales volume. Try changing one input to compare scenarios. It does not forecast demand or guarantee profit.
