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KarkAI - The memory training app

Hi everyone,

I recently launched a web app called KARKAI after spending weeks debugging

deployment, auth, and edge cases.

The idea is simple:

Ross

2mo ago

Looking for Android beta testers for travel compliance app

Hi everyone,

I'm currently preparing to launch an Android app called EntryAuditor that helps travellers check passport validity rules, entry requirements, and transit visa risks before international trips.

Many travellers only discover these issues at the airport check-in desk.

Changmin Han

2mo ago

First solo launch! Need your brutally honest feedback on my open-source app 🙏

Hi Product Hunt! I'm Changmin, a solo developer from Korea.

Today, I launched my very first project, and to be honest, I'm a mix of terrified and excited.

I built a lightweight macOS utility called ScreenTranslate. The idea came from my own daily frustration: I was reading English open-source docs, and my focus kept getting destroyed by the tedious loop of "Copy Switch to browser Google Translate Paste Read Switch back."

NeoX

2mo ago

🎬 A Simple Way to Convert Media Files Online

Working with different video or media formats can sometimes be frustrating, especially when you need to install large software just for simple conversions. That s why browser-based tools are becoming more popular. They allow you to convert media files directly online without downloading anything. MediaForger is one such tool that makes media conversion simple and accessible. It works directly in your browser and supports quick media processing. Check it out: https://mediaforger.com If you frequently work with videos or media files, what tools do you usually use for quick conversions?
Jamie

2mo ago

Built a menu bar app to track AI usage limits across Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and 20+ tools

If you use multiple AI coding tools, you've probably hit this:

You're deep in a session with Claude Code. You're on a roll. Then: "You've reached your usage limit."

golfeth

2mo ago

I built a tool to manage consistent characters and styles from your phone

Prompt engineering is exhausting when you lose your specific character look the moment you change a single word in the prompt. I developed ZEXA to turn AI generation into a more professional asset management process. It uses a Prompt Book to keep ideas organized and Generation Packs to maintain a strict aesthetic across multiple images. One feature I am particularly proud of is the Extract JSON tool which lets you pull the structural data from an image so it is no longer just a black box. I am aiming for a very clean mobile experience.
AI Image Creator: Zexa

Vibecoding is fun until it’s time to git revert. How are you handling massive AI hallucinations?

Letting tools like @Cursor or @Claude Code refactor 15 files in 10 seconds is the ultimate vibe. But we ve been running into a massive wall: Git text conflicts.

When an agent gets 99% of a huge refactor right, but completely hallucinates one core module, trying to use standard git revert is a nightmare. You hit an unresolvable wall of red and green because the agent shifted formatting everywhere.

sollarzoo

2mo ago

Launching Lumos Diary: an AI journaling app with emotional insights and data visualization

Lumos Diary is an AI-powered journaling app designed to help you understand your life and emotions over time.

Instead of just writing down what happened, Lumos helps you reflect on your experiences, discover emotional patterns, and see your personal story more clearly.

Homer R

2mo ago

Being honest, I have an investor presentation in 2 weeks and just got my first waitlist signup today

I am a 21 year old biomedical engineering student at FIU building Trumail, a private messaging platform where only the people you approve can reach you.

Yesterday I got my first waitlist signup. It came from this community.

In two weeks I am presenting to investors for the first time.

jonsen-liu

2mo ago

CheckDead — The private, silent safety net for solo living.

Hi Product Hunt!

I m the maker of CheckDead.

The idea for CheckDead was born from a simple yet profound question: If you live alone and something goes wrong, how long would it take for the world to notice? We often rely on "read receipts" or occasional messages, but life is busy, and silence can be dangerous.

I wanted to build a safety net that respects the most important thing we have: Privacy. Most safety tools monitor your GPS 24/7 or collect data. CheckDead is designed to be different: