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10mo ago

Virtual Cards That Keep Your Team Moving

Hey Product Hunt!

Continuing the conversation around our Virtual Card feature, here s another benefit teams have been calling out:

  • One compromised card doesn t shut everyone down.

    Each virtual card has its own number and its own rules. If one card gets hit with a suspicious charge, only that card stops the rest of the team keeps working without disruption.

  • Replacements are instant.

    No waiting days for a plastic card. You can spin up a fresh virtual card in minutes and attach it to Apple Pay or Google Pay right away.

10d ago

I built a free pre-buy checker for the USB-C portable-monitor trap

A recurring buying mistake pushed me to build this: seeing USB-C on a laptop and a portable monitor, then assuming one cable must carry video and power.
The Portable Monitor Connection Checker separates four things that product listings often blur together: the laptop's actual video-output capability, external-display count and lid conditions, monitor power, and whether the cable carries data/video rather than charge only. It supports MacBook Air M3/M4 presets, one- or two-monitor plans, and a manual mode for other laptops. When the documentation is incomplete, it says unknown instead of guessing.
It is free and needs no signup. The Product Hunt launch is scheduled for September 12: https://www.producthunt.com/prod...
I d value concrete edge cases from people who have bought or debugged a portable monitor: which laptop/monitor combination failed, and was the cause port capability, display limits, power, or the cable? That feedback will decide what I document next.
Disclosure: I maintain WorkChoose. The checker itself is free; linked comparison guides may use Amazon US affiliate links. Recommendations use cited specifications and documentation, and not every hardware combination has been bench-tested.

10d ago

I built a verified track-record platform for forex managers (tired of screenshot "proof")

Hey PH

I've been building TraceForex a platform where forex account managers connect their real MT5 account, and their performance (win rate, drawdown, profit factor, equity curve) syncs directly from the broker instead of being self-reported.

The problem I kept seeing: managers sharing screenshots as "proof" of their track record, with zero way for an investor to verify any of it. So I built a verification layer around real, broker-synced data instead.

1mo ago

I built a bookmark manager as a personal project — would love your honest opinion

I ve always been terrible at keeping track of things I find online.

Interesting article? Bookmark it.
Useful tool? Save it.

Definitely coming back to this ? Open another tab.

1mo ago

I'll validate 20 of your target accounts against your ICP — free, evidence included (first 5)

I built an engine that validates companies against your ICP with cited evidence I'll run 20 of your target accounts free for the first 5 founders here.

Student founder. You describe who you actually sell to, my agents research each company and return fit/unfit verdicts with quotes and sources including honest "couldn't determine" instead of guesses. [One screenshot of a verdict card.] Drop your ICP in a sentence or DM me. Genuine question for everyone else: when you build target lists today, what actually eats the time finding companies, or figuring out if they're worth it?

1yr ago

StopScam: Scam Detector Pro

Hello everyone!

My friend s mother lost around $40K on a fraudulent crypto investment. She believed she had found a golden opportunity and risked all her savings, only to be devastated when the scam unfolded. Witnessing her pain and financial loss, I both a coder and a cybersecurity specialist realized something had to change.

That's why I created StopScam: Scam Detector Pro. I built this app to provide a reliable tool for protecting your hard-earned money. With StopScam, you can manually upload screenshots, images, or take photos of digital content, physical letters, and even PDF files. Our advanced AI, machine vision, and OCR technology analyze them for scam signals.

I first installed StopScam for my family and close friends, ensuring they would never face the same hardship. And this is just the beginning! In the near future, I plan to add even more useful features to further safeguard your loved ones from fraud. StopScam is designed to be your comprehensive shield against scams, keeping you one step ahead of fraudsters.

2mo ago

Claude Code, reimagined as a workspace for business teams

I m building a new way for working with Claude. At least this is how I prefer to work with Claude and you can try it for yourself as well, it s free: https://sofos.co Why am I doing this when there s already Claude Cowork? Good question, let me explain: 1. I want to be able to edit the files Claude has generated and want to be able to constantly iterate on the file together with Claude. 2. Instead of seeing a chat interface (which for some reason all companies are leading towards to), I prefer working on my workspace while utilizing AI on the side. 3. I want more clarity and freedom on the markdown files that Claude Code generates. I want to change colors, add notes, highlight certain sections and I want to see all of these in a proper view. Not the weird markdown format. 4. I want to store a version history and the changes on my files so I can know what the AI has changed. Now, Claude Cowork is a great tool but it s not the workspace I want. It creates the files for me, can read my local folders.. which is all great, but I want to be able to edit or fix the files that Claude has created without changing apps. This is how I work. I don t just leave my documents to Claude, I fix them right away, which Cowork does not allow. To solve these frictions I later worked with VS Code and opened the terminal on the right. Which was pretty good, but then you get the other pain point; ugly markdown files that you can t read and understand. That s when I decided to create Sofos. Why not create a tool that runs Claude Code behind the scenes, while allowing you to edit and fix documents real-time within the same app? And that s what I did, Sofos is basically: * Turning markdown files to WYSIWYG editor and gives you a proper document view for mds * Running local git for version history * Creating CLAUDE.md, SKILL.md, agents and routines automatically for you and placing them under the correct paths in your directory (folder) * Rendering html files so you can view Claude Code s output (I use htmls for creating presentations) If you re someone who has faced similar frictions, try Sofos out and tell me what I can improve. Don t forget to follow us on producthunt: https://www.producthunt.com/prod

1mo ago

I completely forgot I built this into my app 🤦‍♂️

I somehow forgot we already aggregate votes for media outlets too. Not just politicians and individual articles. You can actually see how people rate BBC, Fox, GB News, NBC etc. and view their charts over time.
So I m finally giving that feature a bit more love.
Also feels like the perfect place to start building out the Home screen properly: a mix of politicians, news, media outlets, trending votes and other stuff instead of just one endless type of content.
Turns out sometimes the best new feature is remembering the features you already built

1mo ago

A source-first way to study Buddhist scriptures with AI

AI can help people approach difficult Buddhist scriptures, but I think the source text must remain visible and primary. My preferred workflow is to read the canonical passage, compare classical and modern translations, ask narrow questions about specific terms, and verify generated explanations against the text and trusted references.

I built RuShiWoWen ( ) around that source-first approach. It includes 4,515 CBETA texts, parallel reading, contextual AI explanations, Buddhist Q&A, and Chinese, English, and Japanese interfaces.

10d ago

I made my MacBook desktop fold with the lid. BendMac is free and open source.

Hey everyone! I'm Jamie, an 18-year-old student, and I've been working on a little macOS side project called BendMac.
It makes your desktop bend and blur as you close your MacBook's lid. It's inspired by Bendy (https://trybendy.app), and I wanted to make a free, open-source version that anyone can contribute to.
See the animation and download it: https://bendmac.app
Source: https://github.com/IuCC123/BendMac
A quick compatibility note: automatic tracking needs a supported lid-angle sensor. The M1 Air and M1/M2 Touch Bar Pros currently aren't supported for lid tracking. The site has the details, and there's a manual preview too.
It's a fun project, completely free, and we've already had a community contribution merged. I'd love to hear what you think of the animation, or what you'd improve. Bug reports and PRs are very welcome :)

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