Hey everybody.

Gabi is an AI version of a complex spreadsheet I used to work to better manage my deals in my 10 years of career experience in B2B sales SaaS.
My sales colleagues back then used to ask me to share and pitch that excel spreadsheet with them to manage their deaIs as well.
I've been using this platform myself to help me in my sales pipeline management, since I am my own ICP too.

Built a tool to answer a question I couldn't answer for myself: is what I'm doing with money actually okay, or not?

Most personal finance calculators assume you already know what "good" looks like. I didn't, I could do the math on savings rate, debt-to- income, emergency fund coverage, but had no reference point for whether my numbers were fine or a problem.

Hey Product Hunt!

I'm launching Noir Prompt on April 21st and wanted to give a heads-up to anyone who's been following along.

What is it?

I am a student and at the starting days of this month, I felt the need of a day planner app to organize my study sessions and goals. Searched for such an app and was unable to find the perfect one. So, as a developer, I couldn't help myself. Started the project planning from this really simple thought - "a table like structure where I could plan my overall day by timestamps and add remarks to each session". After a week of sleepless nights, the final product was ready - it completely exceeded my initial targets and expectations. From day planning and whole day overview reports, D-Day counters to offline support, automatic sync, daily wake-up notification reminders and much more - Yawmly has it all! Would love it if you check it out @Yawmly

I m building Storio, a small web app for sharing story time with friends and family. The current version includes a library of classic stories and simple Create and Read experiences.
I m trying to understand a bigger question: what makes a digital story experience feel genuinely shared, rather than just another screen?
For parents, grandparents, families, and makers here:
Do you prefer guided classics, original stories, or a mix?
What would make you invite someone else into a story session?
Which parts of reading together should stay deliberately simple?
If you d like to see the current experiment: https://storio.web.app/
I m not looking for upvotes specific feedback on the experience, audience, or what feels missing would be most useful. Happy to answer questions and participate in the discussion.

I built a simpler way to list properties, and I'd love some feedback

I've been working on 91Yards after noticing something surprisingly frustrating:

People already have all the information needed to list their property. It's sitting in a WhatsApp message, Facebook post, or notes app.

Yet most property platforms still make you enter everything into a long form.

RottenFiles for Free!
You know that feeling when you download something, tell yourself you'll sort it later, and then it just lives there forever? WhatsApp PDFs, random installers, screenshots you took for one Slack message. None of it worth keeping but somehow never worth deleting either. My Downloads folder had 500 files and I genuinely didn't know what half of them were anymore.

Couldn't find a tool that did what I wanted so I built RottenFiles (GitHub). You save throwaway files to a specific folder, and they automatically delete themselves after 7 days. If you actually need something before it's gone, you click Keep and it moves wherever you want. Do nothing and it disappears.

Hey Product Hunters

I m a solo developer building NovaCapture.

Hi Product Hunt community!

We all deal with tiny, annoying daily problems like losing a single sock in the laundry..

I built Problem BOX https://problembox.today to tackle these with the power of "Global Weak Ties."
It's a collaborative whiteboard where anyone can write down a problem, and strangers from different backgrounds can join in to break down root causes (WHY-TREE) and brainstorm solutions.

Key Features: