We're the team behind NueViews, a software platform built for professional wedding and event planners who want a more connected way to manage their businesses.
The result is Cue: a free, open-source video and audio player for Windows, built around one idea: the video is the interface.
My focus was the experience: a minimal pixel interface, lighting that follows the scene, draggable subtitles, and controls that disappear when you re watching.
Whenever I needed to combine two PDF documents or compress a file, services like Smallpdf or Adobe would ask for a monthly subscription, add watermarks, or force me to upload personal documents and contracts to remote servers.
I built a free, privacy-first PDF utility suite where all processing happens directly on your device using client-side WebAssembly:
Zero Server Uploads: Your PDFs never leave your browser, making it completely safe for sensitive documents, contracts, and IDs.
Hi Product Hunt! I m Deborah, the maker of The Dream Reading Kit.
I m 70, I spent 40 years in sales, and I ve been fascinated by Carl Jung and dreams for most of my life. I kept seeing two kinds of dream help online: dream dictionaries ( snake = betrayal ), and AI dream sites that give quick, generic answers. Neither felt like how Jung actually worked with dreams.
Makers, we are all too close to our own products. I see so many brilliant tools launching with headlines that are way too tech-heavy or confusing for the average user. Post your current landing page headline below and tell me exactly who your target customer is. I ll reply with 2 or 3 cleaner, high-converting copy alternatives as an English major.
Hi everyone, I'm building Firstlight a beta community for independent makers to share a launch, invite focused testing, and talk directly with the people trying it.
Most launches don't fail because nobody saw them. They fail because nobody told the maker what was confusing, what almost worked, or what to fix next. Likes feel good, but they don't tell you what is actually broken.