I'm Golvis, founder of Geekspeaker, Inc., creators of Skimify News. Like a lot of you, I got tired of news being either a doomscroll spiral or a chore I'd keep avoiding. So I built the app I actually wanted: news that's fast, swipeable, and fun.
Hey PH, I launched a web app that turns Product Hunt products into a continuous video feed. It embeds a YouTube player and plays launch trailers one after another no clicking, no scrolling. Filter by category or sort by popularity/votes. Finally, a passive way to discover new products. Built because I wanted to discover products while eating lunch. Please check it out and upvote the launch here:
https://www.producthunt.com/prod... It's really fun. You should check it out immediately! :-)
I recently launched XenofiX: Phone Cleaner, a small Android utility focused on storage management and user control.
It helps users clean junk files, find large files, review old screenshots and downloads, remove EXIF metadata from photos, clean supported SD card folders, and manage installed apps.
I tried to avoid the aggressive one tap magic boost approach common in cleaner apps. Personal photos, videos, and documents are not deleted automatically; users review and confirm what they want to remove.
ike many of you, we were burning thousands of dollars a month on raw search data for client reporting and internal tools. The infrastructure margins of the legacy players just didn't make sense anymore.
Today we launched EzNxt, an all-in-one platform designed to help growing businesses manage CRM, HR, recruitment, projects, and daily operations from one place.
We've spent months building and improving it based on user feedback, and today is launch day!
Kept running into the same problem: needed to convert a .env file, scrub PII from a log dump, or calculate a CIDR range, and every tool I found online ran the processing on a server. Whatever I pasted got sent off my machine first.
So I built ConfigDev Six small utilities (crontab to systemd, env/JSON conversion, CIDR calculator, PII log scrubber, CSV to JSON Schema) that run entirely in your browser. No backend, no upload endpoint, nothing you paste or select ever leaves your machine. You can verify it yourself by opening the network tab or just going offline mid-session.
Free, no signup.
Would love feedback on the tools themselves, or on any spot where the "fully client-side" claim doesn't hold up in practice. That's the one thing I care about getting right. Product: https://www.producthunt.com/post...
