GymDoe launched this week and already has 100+ users, but we need your help to grow it. GymDoe inspires the change you want to see in the gym.
GymDoe transforms workout data into actionable, accessible, and profitable information. Users track their workouts, follow proven programs from creators they admire, and stay accountable through consistent progress tracking. Unlike traditional workout apps that simply log exercises, GymDoe turns real training data into a marketplace where creators can share their workouts and earn money when others use them. By combining workout tracking, community motivation, and creator monetization, GymDoe helps users understand exactly what it takes to achieve their fitness goals while rewarding the people who inspire them.
I launched my app 2 months ago, it s a game changer for me. It solves my problem of wanting to track my wife s cycle, so I can show up better. These period tracking apps exist, but I didn t like any of them for men, so I vibe coded my own. It s called Her Signal; basically think of a traffic light or signal, green, yellow and red. It s a simple way to track her menstrual cycle. The best part is the ability to put a widget on your home screen which gives you an easy way to see this month s outlook. Just putting it out there for anyone who s curious about what impact this could have on their relationship!
Hey everyone, I am new here, still learning the ropes on Product Hunt discussions.
I'm building XC0MRADE, a cybersecurity/compliance platform built India-first (CERT-In, DPDPA, RBI frameworks), with Turin at the core: a full-stack DAST engine doing API fuzzing, cloud access-control audits, and automated compliance reporting. Built rigorously for Indian regulatory depth, but the underlying testing engine works for any company that needs to continuously test and prove their security posture, not limited to India.
We re getting ready to launch PrepIt on Product Hunt.
PrepIt is a platform built for coffee shop operations, with tools for inventory, batch prep, recipes, checklists, scheduling, clock-ins, and daily team workflows.
A lot of caf s still run important parts of the business through spreadsheets, notes, group chats, and memory. PrepIt is being built to make those systems more connected, more reliable, and easier to manage day to day.
Still early, but we re excited to share what we ve been building.
Like many Android users, I was tired of jumping between dozens of websites just to find reliable information about apps, games, AI tools, and updates. Most sites either felt outdated, overloaded with ads, or lacked detailed guides that actually helped users.
AI have really generalized the knowledge, to the extent that things are really there, at the tip of your finger, when you need them, however you need them. While people like Elon Musk would love to enjoy the "abundance", as a Zen believer, I believe that the books are still better. But how many books can you really read in a unit time?
Not much! So I built Open Commonplace. It is the commonplace book built by the community, and for the community. Key Takeaways (and different notes) from the different books are here to be read by anyone. And you can post them too.
I wanted to share a project I've been building called Screen Stickynote (https://screenstickynote.com/). It's a completely free, purely offline productivity workspace designed around an infinite 3D canvas.
