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2mo ago

🚀 I almost built the wrong startup. That's why I ended up building FounderMind AI.

Like many founders, I thought the hardest part of building a startup would be writing the code.

It wasn't.

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2mo ago

From Developer to Toolmaker: 3 Chrome Extensions I Built to Solve Real Problems

Hey PH!

I'm an independent developer and software engineer from China. I spend most of my time working with Python, APIs, and trying to turn messy problems into clean solutions.

I built three Chrome extensions in my spare time each one born from a real need I ran into during work or daily life. Thought I'd share them here. Hope they're useful to some of you too.

1. Virtual Camera - Video Replacement

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7mo ago

The App Store Is Drowning in Calorie Trackers

If you're new to this or the title sounds exaggerated to you; I'd like to invite you to open the App Store and search calorie tracker.
You'd find the same app. Over. And over. And over. We have now hundreds of calorie apps.
Just a different icon, slightly different colors but the same exact app uninspired clone at the core.
Don't get me wrong calorie tracking itself isn t the enemy but rather the flood the App Store and Social Media are drowning in.

Let me ask you:

Are relationships with food better?

Are users less confused?
Are people healthier?

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2mo ago

Should a gold research dashboard include companion tools or stay focused?

Hi Product Hunt!

I m building Gold Dashboard at TR-MATE Global, a research-first interface for exploring XAUUSD price data, multi-timeframe charts, gold news, observed support and resistance levels, and market context.

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2mo ago

Soy carpintero y construí Cola de Milano para mi gremio

Hola, Soy Joan un carpintero de familia carpintera. De aqu viene la idea de Cola de Milano, ya que todo carpintero conoce cola de milano. Llevo viendo a os la desorganizaci n de las carpinter as. Y quise aportar mi granito en ayudar nuestro gremio ayudando a todos los carpinteros para que puedan organizarse f cilmente y de forma intuitiva ayudando la firma de presupuestos y proyectos online y a adiendo las nuevas tecnolog as para leer facturas, renders, etc. La demo ya esta en varias carpinter as, estoy esperando el feedback con mucha ilusi n y seguir construyendo el proyecto y mejorarlo. Estoy abierto a que todos los carpinteros la puedan probar, la app esta en dos idiomas espa ol y ingles.

Alguien m s viene de un oficio manual y se ha lanzado a construir su propia herramienta? Me encantar a saber qu obst culos os encontrasteis por el camino y opiniones sobre colademilano.com

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2mo ago

Token bills were killing my indie project—so I built a cheaper AI API

I m an indie developer too. AI helps me code, debug, research, and turn ideas into products but the token bills often grow long before a project earns anything.

I ve seen individual developers turn small side projects into real businesses and achieve things that once seemed impossible. I built Mustham API because I don t want promising ideas to be abandoned simply because using AI became too expensive.

Mustham API provides access to GPT, Claude, Gemini, and Grok through one platform. By combining capacity from different accounts and routes, many routes are priced at less than half of the corresponding official API price, while users can still choose the specific model and route they want.

I have already invested a significant amount in capacity and stability testing, and the platform is still costing me more than it earns. We also provide direct support if you encounter stability, integration, or usage problems, we will help investigate them as quickly as possible.

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2mo ago

Candor: Open-Source AI "Employee" Skills - Based off of real human psychological archetypes

Candor is my free, MIT-licensed Claude Code plugin: twelve work-mode "personas" that make an AI assistant direct, verification-driven, and honest instead of agreeable. A debugging persona that demands a reproduction before guessing. A data persona that reads numbers skeptically. A decision persona willing to say no. Each one is documented, benchmarked with eval scripts, and installable in minutes.
I built it because of what I learned running AI workflows on a real business (my mom's Shopify boutique, the Krafty Bandit project below): the failure mode of AI at work is not wrong answers, it is confident agreement. The workflows that shipped 2,861 catalog fixes in one weekend only worked because every call got checked by a human, and Candor bakes that discipline into the assistant itself. The repo includes twelve skill definitions, evals with published benchmark results, full documentation, and contribution guidelines.
It is labeled experimental (v0.5.x) and actively maintained. Free forever. It is also the companion tool for my YouTube channel, where I show the personas doing real work on a live store. github.com/itsryanlenk/candor
See more at my website https://www.ryanlenk.com where I log my whole journey giving the inside and sometimes not so glamorous stats behind SEO.
Try them out and let me know what you think!

We made product delivery faster. Then lost the customer reason.

Today we launched Zentrik Product Loops because as our own workflow got 10x faster, it became easy to lose the reason behind the work.

A sales call became a summary. The summary became a backlog item. The item became an agent prompt. By delivery, the customer reason was hard to inspect, and what would count as proof was even harder.

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2mo ago

I built an AI agent that turns natural language into editable automation workflows

I've been exploring a question: Why is automation still so difficult for non-developers? Traditional automation tools are powerful, but building a workflow often requires manually finding every button, selector, condition, and exception. I built Runavelo to experiment with a different approach: Instead of manually creating every step, you describe the goal: "Open a website, search for products, collect prices and ratings, and save the results to Excel." AI analyzes the interface and creates a visual workflow: Open Browser Input Search Click Extract Data Loop Pages Export Results The workflow is not a black box. You can still edit every node, add conditions, change parameters, and ask AI to improve it. When something fails, AI analyzes execution logs and helps identify the problem. I'm curious: Do you think AI-generated workflows will replace traditional automation builders? Or will AI simply become another layer on top of existing tools?
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2mo ago

Looking for feedback: All-in-one API aggregation platform for developers

Hey everyone,

As backend developers, we ve long been frustrated with managing dozens of different third-party APIs. Separate API keys, inconsistent response formats, scattered billing systems, and repeated integration work waste tons of development time.

To solve this pain point, we built AsRouter, a one-stop API aggregation gateway.

Access multiple third-party services with just one API key

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