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GRAZE: Edge Rush, a one-tap game where you score by almost dying

GRAZE: Edge Rush, a one-tap arcade game where you score by almost dying.

The closer you graze the edge that kills you, the higher your multiplier climbs. Play it safe and you score literally zero, so the optimal line and the terrifying line are the same line.

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1mo ago

Lessons learned from building a hyper-local demand forecasting engine

Hey PH community!

While working on local inventory optimization, we hit an interesting technical bottleneck: standard time-series models struggle with neighborhood-level demand spikes caused by micro-weather shifts, local events, and regional supply chain delays.

To tackle this, we shifted our architecture to blend real-time sales signals with regional contextual data.

A few key takeaways from our build process:

Why I Created Omen Intant TTS

Many AI apps sell an illusion: 'Make money without effort' or 'Launch a business in minutes.' People often fail with these because they realize AI isn't a magic 'think-for-me' button you still need to be the architect of your own workflow.

Omen Instant TTS was born from a real bottleneck: the slow pace of reading large volumes of text and code. It doesn't promise magic; it promises real speed:

  • Select text, release mouse, and audio starts instantly.

  • Works 100% offline no servers, no subscriptions.

  • Features a specialized 'Code Mode' for formal symbol reading.

Omen doesn t replace your judgment; it empowers it. It is an extension of your mind, built to help you work faster and with less friction.

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8mo ago

A fun little game I made!

My wife and I have a small tradition: whenever our TV switches to a scenic screensaver, we try to guess where in the world it could be. It became something we weirdly looked forward to, so I thought, why not turn it into a fun little game that we can all play? :)

So, I built Viewdle. (Obviously inspired by Wordle)

The Premise:

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1mo ago

What if you could continue an old WhatsApp conversation with AI?

I ve been building something around a question that kept bothering me:

What happens to all the context inside our old conversations?

Years of WhatsApp and Telegram chats contain memories, inside jokes, relationships, important moments, and thousands of little details.

But once the conversation ends, it basically becomes an archive.

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1mo ago

I built a native Mac file search app because Finder drove me crazy, would love feedback

Hey
Long-time Windows user here. I lived by "Everything" by voidtools, instant file search, always accurate.

When I switched to Mac, Finder search was a nightmare. Slow, misses files on external drives, completely broken over SMB shares. So I built Finda , a native Mac app for fast, local file search.

No cloud, no bloat, privacy-first.

Would love honest feedback from anyone who's felt this pain. What would make you switch from Spotlight or Alfred?
Finda

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5mo ago

We built Primetool.io for fast daily tools - would love your feedback

Hey Product Hunt!

We built Primetool.io to make everyday online tools faster, simpler, and easier to use.

Whether you need a countdown timer, word and character counter, age calculator, GPA calculator, random name picker, or random number generator, the idea is the same: open the tool, use it instantly, and get your result.

We re focusing on practical tools that people actually need in daily life, and we re adding more over time.

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1mo ago

We built Flowti because AI agents should take action, not just answer messages

Hi Makers! I m Rafael, founder of Flowti, and today we re launching on Product Hunt.

Flowti started from a simple observation: businesses receive the same questions every day through WhatsApp and web chat, but answering those questions is only part of the work.

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3mo ago

Launching SearchSpot tomorrow, would love feedback from people who plan trips

Hey everyone

We re launching SearchSpot on Product Hunt tomorrow.

SearchSpot is an AI travel concierge that helps turn messy travel research into ranked, explainable, bookable plans.

The reason we built it is simple: planning a trip is rarely just about finding places. It is about making the right calls across hotels, routes, budgets, food preferences, reviews, safety, weather, live events, group constraints, and everything that can quietly make or break the trip.

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1mo ago

Should a trader’s reputation be based on P&L alone?

For years, trading performance has mostly been reduced to one number: P&L.

But does making money actually tell us how good a trader is?

What about risk management, consistency, discipline, trade quality, and how someone performs over time?

This is the problem we ve been thinking about while building AMXINZ.

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