Hi makers - I'm the founder of OnSkillDemand. We built it because hiring evidence is often scattered across CVs, chats, documents, scorecards, and reporting tools.
OnSkillDemand organizes each vacancy, candidates, structured interview rounds, editable AI-assisted questions, interviewer notes, scores, and decision-ready reports in one workflow. AI helps with preparation, while people remain responsible for every evaluation and final decision.
We re looking for 2 3 teams with an active technical vacancy for a focused pilot. We can help configure the interview process, scoring, reporting, and integrations with your existing tools. We re also open to supporting the first technical interviews using the platform.
hey everyone! I am building https://valu8.io/ a quick investment research tool for stocks and crypto.
I d love some honest feedback, especially on the SaaS/UX side: is it clear what the product does, is anything confusing, and would you actually use it?
If you invest in the markets, would you consider something like this for initial asset screening?
Don t be nice, tell me what you would change! My goal: I believe that retail traders shouldn t hype-buy or outsource buy/sell decisions on their money. They need tools to screen fast and decide themselves. Thin analyst coverage still hides meaningful asymmetries. Better-digested info helps retail traders decide more clearly.
I m building Spendalyst around a problem I think traditional money apps often make harder than it needs to be: people want to understand where their money is going, but they don t necessarily want another budget to maintain.
Spendalyst takes a spending-awareness approach instead. It connects through Plaid, analyzes spending and trends automatically, detects subscriptions and recurring price changes, and gives one personalized coaching insight each Monday.
The idea is less maintenance, more useful awareness.
I m still learning which part creates the strongest reason for people to keep using it recurring-charge detection, spending patterns, or the weekly coaching.
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If software analyzes something complicated, should it give you the simple answer first, or make you work through the reasoning before giving you the conclusion?
We launched FlickFinder on Product Hunt today. The idea: type in any movie or show, and instantly see which streaming platforms have it and in which countries no more checking five different apps one by one to find out where you can actually watch something.
