Hey Mates,
Chirayu this side, your friend your brother, Building an application for those who hates travelling alone, there mates cancel the plan at last moment, as usual they do. for you guys I bringing you a platform where you can meet someone with your same vibe and plan a trip where you going whenever and whereever you want to go Invite them and travel with them.

One of the things we wanted to experiment with while building AntiRot was this:

What happens if you add a little physical friction between someone and the app they're about to doomscroll?

Hi PH. I'm building Atween, for married couples who have something real to say and nowhere safe to work it out. You write the thing you'd never send, work out a version you'd actually stand behind, and only what you approve reaches the other person.

It isn't released yet. There's no waiting list and I don't publish download counts.

Hey everyone Yolio I've been building Yolio, a developer portfolio platform that turns your existing GitHub activity into a polished, shareable profile. No manual write-ups, no curating a list of projects by hand.

The problem: most developers' best work is buried in commits, PRs, and repos that recruiters never actually look at. Yolio bridges that gap point it at your GitHub username and it builds a professional portfolio straight from your real shipped work.

What's in the MVP:

• Auto-generated candidate profiles from GitHub commits, PRs, and repositories

• Wrapped-style shareable stat cards with OG image sharing

• Embeddable profile badges/widgets for your site or README

Hey everyone

Quick update on VertoX.

We ve made a lot of progress on the backend and core systems. We re building our own open-source ASR NMT TTS pipeline and aiming for ~1 second real-time translation.

Right now, we support 17 output languages and 10 input languages, with plans to expand further.

Six months ago I was building alone. No co-founder, no team, just me and a long list of tasks I kept rearranging instead of shipping.

The problem wasn't motivation. It was that I had no one to think with. No one to tell me when I was spiralling on the wrong thing. No one to ask "did you actually talk to a user this week?"

I tried accountability partners, Notion dashboards, daily standups with myself. Nothing stuck.

So I built BuildMind an AI that acts like a co-founder who actually knows your startup. It tracks your momentum, runs a nightly reflection loop to catch when you're drifting, and pushes back when you're optimising the wrong thing.

I ran a small company out of five inboxes. The message that cost me a customer was never the loud one, it was a quiet Slack DM three screens down while I was clearing newsletters.

So I built Nolario. It connects Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Microsoft Teams and Calendar, gives every message an importance score (0 to 100, based on who sent it, whether it is addressed to you, whether it asks for something, how old it is, and a model pass for the uncertain middle), and ranks one feed so the important thing is at the top. Replies get drafted in your own voice from what you actually send, so answering becomes editing.

Things I decided early and would love a second opinion on:

• It ranks, it never answers for you. I do not trust any tool to send on my behalf, so I did not build that.

• Message content is scrubbed of personal data before it hits an AI provider. Cost me weeks, felt non-negotiable.

• Desktop only for now. Founders do this work at a desk.

Hey Product Hunt community!

Whether you're learning Java, writing algorithms, or refactoring string manipulation logic, converting a primitive char to a String is a fundamental task. While it seems simple, Java offers multiple approaches such as Character.toString(), String.valueOf(), String.valueOf(char[]), and simple empty string concatenation each with subtle differences in performance and null handling.

I am launching Asight on September 16.
Asight is a live wallpaper app for Apple-silicon Macs. It supports personal videos and included 4K scenes, with per-display playback, optional desktop-item hiding, and a simple clock.
There is a free build so people can try the experience before deciding whether they want the full collection. I would especially value feedback on playback, display setup, and which controls should be easier to discover.
Preview the product here:
https://www.producthunt.com/prod...