I built BenchReport for the step after a VNA export: comparing several Touchstone measurements, applying a frequency-bounded acceptance limit and producing something another engineer can review.

The free browser edition overlays up to three S1P/S2P files, lets you select a golden reference, identifies the exact sampled frequency behind a failure and produces a printable report. File contents stay in the browser. Three synthetic filter measurements are built in, so the complete workflow can be tried without an upload or account.

I have also just published v0.4.0 with the guided demo, parser tests and RF-specific guides. I am looking for feedback on difficult-but-valid Touchstone structures and information missing from the report. Please use only synthetic or non-sensitive examples.

Try it: https://edwarddeakin06-maker.git...

I ve spent 10+ years building mobile apps, SDKs, and backend systems, and one thing I ve learned is that writing the code is only part of launching a product.

Deployment, configuration, payments, analytics, distribution, and growth can quickly become a collection of disconnected tasks.

That experience led me to build PlayLaunch a platform focused on making the app launch journey simpler for developers and app founders.

We re still early, and I d love feedback from other makers:

We are building NeoSmith and we are looking for 3 teams to work with right now at no cost.

Here is the deal in one line: point your LLM to ours and we automatically create a dedicated Small Language Model for your exact workflow. Nothing from your end. No dataset, no labeling, no fine-tuning work, nothing. You just keep running your agents the way you already do.

What actually happens is this. NeoSmith reads your production traces, figures out what your workflow is doing, and builds a purpose-built model trained specifically on your task. Not a general small model. A model that has only ever seen your workflow, your inputs, your expected outputs.

Hi Product Hunt community!
I m thrilled to introduce XKits.cc a fast, clean, and secure online toolbox.

website https://xkits.cc

There are two things that make this project special:

I m building NovaCloud22, a secure file workspace, and I m trying to rethink what a file workspace should actually be.

The basic problem I started with was simple:

Storing a file is easy. Managing what happens after you share it is much harder.

That led me to build things like protected sharing links, expiry controls, download limits, file requests, access tracking, and multiple-drive management.

Hey everyone!

When we built our own van and pickup, we made loads of expensive mistakes that we couldn t undo afterwards. Eventually, we got so into it that we started CamperLayout, where we create custom designs and layouts to help people build their own conversions getting it right the first time and saving money along the way.

If you re currently planning the interior of your van and struggling with the layout or how to make the most of the space, feel free to reach out. We d be happy to take a look and share some advice.

Happy building!

Hi Product Hunt 
I'm Yanni, founder of Netlio.
Recently, I've become obsessed with a question:
Why are we still treating relationships like static contact lists?
I believe most professionals don't have a networking problem.
They have a relationship intelligence problem.
* People change jobs.
* Companies evolve.
* Opportunities appear and disappear.
But our contacts stay frozen in LinkedIn, Gmail, spreadsheets, and business cards.
So we're building Netlio.
An AI agent that keeps your network up to date, tracks important changes, and tells you when someone becomes relevant to your goal.
What would you want an AI agent to do for your professional relationships?

Hi everyone!

Arkida is launching on Product Hunt this Monday, June 8th, 2026 and I d love your support!

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Hey Product Hunt

I'm the maker. Before Pesterly was software it was me, manually chasing other firms' clients for documents. Writing the list, sending the email, sending it again on Thursday, sending it again the following week with "so sorry to keep bothering you" in front of it, because by then it genuinely feels rude.