We ve all been there: you buy a shirt you love on the hanger, but it looks "off" when you put it on. I realized my closet was full of "maybe one day" clothes, so I built AuraClick.
It s an AI-powered style engine that analyzes your body geometry and color season to tell you exactly what works for your features, not just what's trending.
Why I need your help: I wanna make sure my product actually satisfies the users. I d love for you to try it out and tell me:
Hi I'm Leo. Been working on this for a month, getting close to launch.
It's called Reassign. The whole day is one 24h dial, not a list. You see the shape of your day and how much is actually left, in one look. The part I really enjoyed building: you draw a sleep block and it draws the next day's energy curve from it (two-process model sleep pressure + circadian). So you see your morning fog and your afternoon drop before you plan anything. Hard work goes in the peak, email in the dip. Log a coffee and the curve goes up.
I also connected it to ChatGPT/Claude over MCP, so I can just write "play time with the kids, then date night after dinner" and it puts them on my real calendar.
Silent 2.5 min video of a full day getting planned (no sound needed, just watch)
Over the last few weeks, I ve been refining facial tracking, improving stability, and preparing the app for launch. Seeing body and facial motion capture running smoothly on a mobile device has been a rewarding experience.
I collect comics digitally. Over the years I've tried a lot of readers - most of them feel like "open a folder and swipe." Fine, but not how I think about a collection.
I've been building Apex Comics for a long time, and it just went live on Google Play. I'm an indie dev and a comic reader myself - I got tired of file browsers pretending to be libraries, and apps that either lock basics behind subscriptions or treat your collection like an afterthought.
I'd open a shopping site looking for one specific thing, a jacket, a pair of shoes, whatever. 45 minutes later I'd have 40 tabs open and still no idea what to buy. Not because there weren't good options. There were too many, and none of them told me which one was actually right for me.
If you are a designer or developer, you know the pain: a client or teammate sends over an asset or brochure locked inside a flat PDF, and you have to spend hours manually slicing or re-creating it inside Photoshop.
Most online converters either completely flatten the file into a single blurry layer or force you to upload sensitive documents to their cloud servers.
We wanted to change that, so we built a completely browser-native decompiler. FDM AI PDF To PSD.
"Just launched my first AI app using Python + Streamlit + Firebase.Its called KohinoorAI hope it can help you, Its product hunt link is https://www.producthunt.com/p/st...
I've been building Rahnuma.io an AI-powered project management tool for dev teams, born out of a sprint I personally watched fall apart because nobody noticed the warning signs until it was too late.
Most PM tools (Jira, Trello, etc.) tell you the status of your tasks. They don't tell you whether you're actually at risk of missing the deadline until it's already happened.
Been building RaiseReturn for a while it connects GA4, Google Ads, Meta Ads, and GSC and generates a complete, AI-written, branded client report automatically. Launching on Product Hunt today. Happy to answer questions about how the AI narrative works, the integrations, or what's coming next. Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with manual reporting pain.
After months of building and refining, we're excited to finally share @TaskFord with the world.
It started from a simple frustration we kept seeing: work is often scattered across spreadsheets, chat threads, and multiple tools, making it hard to stay aligned and keep projects moving.
