Hey everyone After months of building, I ve finally launched SmartTask, my first SaaS app! SmartTask helps freelancers and small teams manage their work, clients, and payments from one clean dashboard: Create tasks & set due dates Invite clients to view progress Generate invoices & get paid via Razorpay Keep all projects organized inside workspaces I built it to replace the mess of WhatsApp chats and Excel sheets we all deal with. Would love your honest feedback https://smart-taskapp.com
Hey PH community! We just launched Marketeze today and I'm honestly nervous but excited. The TLDR: AI-powered marketing automation for 49/month. No onboarding fees. No contracts. No BS. The slightly longer version: I got tired of watching small businesses pay 15k/year for HubSpot when they only use 15% of the features. So we built something different:
Generate 90-day marketing strategies in 60 seconds
Hey, hunters! I'm Rediet, the founder behind Vitaro. This project started as an AI experiment, but it got real when my mom fell ill. My AI accurately predicted her illness from her symptoms, a diagnosis later confirmed by a doctor. That was my "aha!" moment.
I realized the model would perform a lot better if given more context, from something like continuous vital data. That's when I turned to smartwatches, and Vitaro was truly born.
Vitaro is a chat-first platform that connects with your smartwatch to analyze your vital data 24/7 by integrating with your smartwatch to give you a personal health monitor. We're close to launch and want your feedback! If you're curious and want early access, sign up for our waitlist here: https://vitaro.solutions Looking forward to connecting!
Hi, my name is Marcello Silva, and I spent the last two weeks thinking and working on my app, utilising my experience as LPsHead and addressing the problems of keeping vinyl collections tidy and organised without horrible pieces of paper or "psycho alphabetical" order. Let's be honest, everyone have his peculiar way to keep in dis-order is hown collection. Another think is almost disappeared is the swapping of vinyl between collectors and I never found a proper platform for it. Yes, there are some FB and other social pages about, but not an app. So, I place everything in a shaker and I come out with my app downloadable at gecomusic.com. Please give it a look, it is free and you can have a virtual tour without logging in. Thanks for your attention.
Remember when a "location tracker" meant staring at a single, frustratingly vague dot on a map? That dot told you where, but never what or if.
Thankfully, the game has changed. The most useful tools today have evolved into intelligent safety platforms. They re less about constant surveillance and more about contextual awareness and proactive peace of mind.
Here s a look at the smart features that make modern trackers genuinely helpful:
We all know the struggle: You face a tough business decision (like "Should I pivot?" or "How much should I spend on ads?"), but you can't afford a $500/hr consultant to guide you.
Most founders fail not because they can't build, but because they make bad strategic choices in isolation.
We just launched Play-On, a new social competitive app where friends jump into quick mini-games, post challenges, climb leaderboards, and win real rewards ( Cash!) . We re in beta and would love your feedback on the core experience, challenge mechanics, and onboarding.
I've been building AI agents for a while and the memory problem kept bugging me. Every time a conversation ends, your agent forgets everything. The standard fix is cramming thousands of tokens of conversation history into every prompt. It's slow, expensive, and most of it isn't even relevant.
So I looked at what's out there. Mem0, Zep, Supermemory. They all do basically the same thing: take text, embed it as blobs, throw it in a vector database. It works, sort of. But there's no structure. You can't look up a specific piece of knowledge. You can't version it. You can't organize it. And they charge you ~$0.002 per operation on YOUR API key because they're running LLM completions for every read and write.
We ve all been there: you need to convert a quick .mov to .mp4 or a .wav to .mp3, so you Google "Online Converter." Suddenly, you re uploading sensitive data to a server in who-knows-where, hitting a "50MB limit," or waiting in a queue.
I thought: Why are we still doing this in 2026?
The Solution: I built MixConvert.com to fix this. It s a 100% browser-based file converter.
