I've been thinking about why anonymous apps keep dying while anonymity keeps being the thing people secretly want. Whisper, Secret, Yik Yak all gone, yet anonymous confession shows up everywhere.

My theory: they monetized attention, but nobody monetized the confession itself.                                                                                                                             

Hey Product Hunt community!

I'm building something to solve a problem my family faces every single day, and I'd love your feedback.

The problem:

Every household has someone carrying the invisible mental load of meals. It's not the cooking that's exhausting it's the deciding. 21 meals a week. Remembering who eats what. Knowing what's in the fridge. Figuring out quick meals for busy nights.

Building FitScan AI (meal photo macros) and the part that keeps surprising me isn t the first AI guess it s the correction UX after it.

Photo logging is great until the model thinks your light olive oil drizzle is a tablespoon, or merges two sides into one item. If fixing that takes more taps than searching MyFitnessPal, people abandon the scan and go back to typing.

I've made this tool called the Cash Flow risk simulator, from the very obvious name you can tell what it does, it basically takes simple financial records whether tangible or intangible, and quantifies the probability of failure. As a business owner the thought of your business failing is always something that looms overhead of founders alike. With my tool you can better understand the risk of failure, how much runway you have, and how to optimize for the lowest chance of failure. The product is still in beta and feedback on my software would be much appreciated. The link for the product will be in my profile if anybody would like to test the early stages of a much bigger vision.

I m building WycenaCNC, a web-based tool for CNC job quoting and cost estimation.

It helps calculate material, machining time, setup, tooling, additional costs and margins. It also supports STEP file analysis and generates customer-ready quotations.

The goal is to replace a large part of manual Excel-based quoting with a faster and more consistent workflow.

There is currently a 14-day free trial with full access.

We built a sales assistant tool called ReachRobin, and here is our latest update: You can run it directly from Claude. We think it's pretty good but we've been staring at it too long. 

So we're doing something bold: we're handing over full access and asking you to roast it. UI/UX, pricing, positioning, features, whatever: the harsher (and more useful) your feedback is, the better. But not the name, we're stuck with it for now lol.

Comment below what you are building.

I'll start:

https://devdoc-ai-five.vercel.app/

It is an ai tool that will pull relevant content from pdfs or documentations the user gives e.g stripe docs given and stripe setup returned

I'm Daniel, the developer of Second Brain for iPhone and iPad.

Dinner Friday at 7. Buy flowers Friday at 4. Saving that as one note leaves two things to sort out later. With optional paid AI, Second Brain is designed to separate those intentions into an Apple Calendar event and an Apple Reminder, with a receipt to inspect each result.

I'm looking for the first 10 people willing to try one small, non-sensitive capture they actually need this week.

The download and local capture, notes, reminders, events and search are free. You can test those tools for free. If you already have AI access, you can also try organizing a mixed capture. Please don't buy a subscription just to give feedback. The dinner example illustrates the intended workflow, not a recorded test.

I'll go first.

Six months ago I was running growth for a small team. Seven tools open at once. I'd draft something in Notion, paste it into the CRM, copy the numbers from Analytics into a Sheets report nobody read, then schedule the post in a different tab. Every week the same loop. Nothing talked to each other, so I was the integration layer.

A few weeks back I posted here about a stranger's comment reshaping my product roadmap the short version: my Shopify reporting app was just automating a habit (checking your numbers) instead of actually telling merchants anything useful. Someone framed it as "insurance against a bad week" instead of a weekly export, and it stuck.

Here's what shipped since then:

- Predictive alerts (6 rules: revenue drop, order drop, AOV drop, anomalies, no-sales periods)

- A recommendations engine actionable suggestions, never an invented cause