I launched FounderFlow here this week, an AI Chief of Staff built for founders running more than one business at once. I'm the founder, and I built it because I was drowning trying to keep a software company, a care home, and a cafe all moving at the same time without dropping something important.
The biggest surprise so far hasn't been the feature requests. It's how many people running just one business also feel like they're secretly managing three: the day to day, the fires, and the long term stuff that keeps getting pushed to 'later.'
I built a free, private, offline focus app that uses Apple Intelligence to understand what you're actually doing.
I was fed up with focus apps that just block a list of websites. I find that blocklists are too "blunt", for example, I could genuinely be using YouTube to research something, but a blocklist sees "youtube.com" and immediately blocks it.
Hey, my name's Jad, and I'm an incoming freshman at USC Marshall. I built FOMO, a browser extension for project teams (case teams, research groups) that quietly turns everyone's browsing into shared team intelligence.
It surfaces overlaps, blind spots, and tensions across what your team is researching, then tells each person what to focus on next. In doing so, a team can cover more ground without duplicating work or missing a blind spot.
Hi Product hunt lovers, I am new here and want to learn from marketers, founders and owners and Saas founders. My name is faizan, from Pakistan. I am buidling infoishai-AI Influencer search tool where tech businesses and creators can easily contact with each other. Creators can create their account their and list their services while in creators search page, businesses can filter out them and contact them easily Guys What you are building and any suggestion for me how can i launch it effectively and can grow Thank you
We ve all been there: A manager asks for "honest feedback," but everyone stays quiet because nobody wants to be the complainer or risk their neck. Traditional "anonymous" surveys usually feel like a trap or just get ignored.
I'm the founder of Chenox. I'm building Chenox to be the workspace I wish existed one place where you can think, create, and get things done without switching apps every 5 minutes. Right now I'm working on bringing together AI, notes, documents, media, widgets, calendars, and automations into a single, fast workspace. The idea is simple: everything you use to work and create should be connected, so you can stay in flow. We're focused on making it powerful for professionals and creators, but still affordable. Premium will be capped at $8/month, and we're launching promos like 3 months for $3 so more people can access it. Chenox isn't just another productivity app. It's about reducing clutter, cutting down context switching, and giving people tools that actually help them do their best work. And we're just getting started.
Last November I was working on concepts for a personal game project. My references were in PureRef, my links were in Notion, I was checking things in Photoshop and painting in Procreate. Two devices, three screens, four different tools for what was really one activity.
So I built ArtDeck: one native reference board for images, video, GIFs, links, notes and PDFs. It works offline and syncs through your own iCloud across iPhone, iPad and Mac.
The part I wanted most wasn t another place to collect things. It was being able to study them where I saved them: values, palettes, composition, angles, proportions and motion, directly on the board.
It s a one-time purchase, with no account or subscription.
