Five years ago I signed the biggest financial commitment of my life and was too embarrassed to admit I didn't understand it. I nodded along in the meeting. I told people I "knew what I was doing." Really, I just knew the monthly number and I was scared to ask what happened to that number if rates went up, because asking felt like admitting I'd made a mistake I couldn't afford to have made.
Then one night I actually sat down with a notebook and worked through the maths myself. I understood so much more than I expected to and that's when it hit me: if I was struggling with this, there had to be a lot of people going through the exact same thing, quietly, without telling anyone either.
So I built something. At first just for myself, but with the thought that it might help others too something that shows you what's actually principal, what's interest, what an overpayment really does, what a rate rise really costs, without having to say any of that out loud to a bank, a broker, or anyone else.
It's called Mortgage Insights. Everything stays on your phone no account, no one on the other end. The basics are free, permanently, because I don't think understanding your own mortgage should cost anything.
My co-founder and I spent months watching HR teams we know personally lose entire weeks to CV screening not because they were slow, but because the volume is just brutal at this point.
ATS tools exist, but they work like blunt instruments. Strong candidates get filtered out because they didn't use the exact right keyword. Manual review is more accurate but completely unsustainable.
We ve been working on Toolyzo, a collection of simple browser-based tools for developers, creators, and people who regularly work with digital content.
Hey everyone! Today I launched Mindful Moments, a meditation app I built solo (Swift/SwiftUI, lots of trial and error along the way).
Rather than just dropping a link, I'd genuinely love some honest feedback what's the first thing you notice when you open it? Anything confusing, anything you'd want to see added?
Happy to return the favor and check out what others here are building too!
I built MessageMotions an animated digital card platform for birthdays, Eid, Easter, love, gratitude and more. You write a message, choose a cinematic template, pay once and get a shareable link or MP4 video. No app download. No account required.
I launched with zero funding, zero team and zero marketing budget. Built everything alone in Abuja, Nigeria. The growth came entirely from one TikTok video that went viral and word of mouth after that.
Maybe it s just me, but whenever I need to download something from Instagram, I somehow end up opening a bunch of random websites. One works.
One asks me to sign up.
One has 17 pop-ups.
And the last one just doesn t work So I decided to make a simpler option.
I built UCmini, a small collection of free Instagram tools for things like downloading Reels and profile pictures.
No app to install. No account. Just paste the link and get it done. https://ucmini.net/
It s still a work in progress, so I m actually more interested in feedback than compliments What Instagram tool would you use if someone made it ridiculously simple?
Hey PH community I'm Sam, solo founder building ShiftArmor.
The problem: Manufacturers still run workforce ops across 4-5 disconnected tools paper schedules, Excel safety logs, separate time clocks, filing cabinets full of training records. When OSHA shows up for an audit, it's a fire drill.
Game Tola Gaming straight from your browser Game Tola is a simple browser-based gaming platform where you can play games directly on your phone tablet or PC No app to download no account to create Just open the website pick a game you like hit Play Now and start playing You ll find different types of games here including Action Arcade Puzzle Strategy Sports and more If you love gaming give Game Tola a try gametola.site.je Founded by MR REHAN
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Products in the top 10 are usually featured in the following day s newsletter, but Meridian was included today. It is an incredible milestone for our team and a strong signal that our launch has been featured.
Meridian is an open-source, local-first AI work journal that captures developer activity, organizes it into a clear timeline, and drafts worklogs and daily updates for approval.
We are still live and currently ranked #2 on Product Hunt. Your support and honest feedback would mean a lot to us.