Hi Product Hunt! I'm Johnny, founder at Arsum. We're building Sidera, a web and Android astrology planner that applies an electional astrology lens to choosing dates for activities.
One problem we're exploring is how to make timing information understandable without presenting it as a guarantee. Sidera combines a birth chart and daily insights with an activity calendar; the full Find Best Date comparison is part of Pro. The basic birth chart is free.
I'd love feedback from other makers: what helps you make a date-comparison interface clear without overwhelming a new user?
Hi makers I m Manan, the builder behind three projects. I d appreciate feedback from people who actually have these use cases.
DialDo https://dialdo.com/
A personal phone number for your Mac. Call, authenticate, and ask it to find files, summarize a PDF, or run an approved workflow. Apple Silicon Macs; $9.99/month. Your Mac needs to be awake and online, and app automation can fail when interfaces change.
Hi everyone, I'm Jim, an independent iPhone developer. Sleepward launches on Product Hunt tomorrow, October 15.
It's for revenge bedtime procrastination: staying up late because the evening is the only part of the day that feels like yours. Instead of fighting that, Sleepward gives you Your Hour, 15 to 60 minutes of personal time that always ends before your bedtime, then a short reset: a private Brain Dump, up to three things for tomorrow, and free white, pink or brown noise with a fade-out sleep timer.
It never scores your sleep. The core routine is free, with no account, no ads and no tracking SDKs. It's a wellbeing tool, not a treatment for insomnia.
I'm Sarah, founder of Operato AI. We track how brands show up in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Perplexity and Google's AI answers: whether they're mentioned, recommended, and which sources the assistants rely on.
We soft launched 4 weeks ago and have around 60 users on the platform today, and their feedback is pushing me to rebuild the interface. Before I go further, I'd love input from people who care about this.
Hi Product Hunt! I'm Sebastian, and my team and I are building Morello, a commercial home energy controller. We're still in development and would like feedback before the first release.
The problem we're working on: solar panels, a home battery, an EV charger and a heat pump often have separate schedules and apps. We'd like to plan their operation together around solar forecasts, household needs and, for dynamic electricity tariffs, changing prices. The goal is to let people state practical constraints such as 'have the car ready by 7 am' through voice or chat.
Morello is intended to run on a small box in the home network. The project builds on Home Assistant and evcc; our focus is making coordinated energy planning and everyday operation more accessible. The AI assistant, weather forecasts, electricity prices and updates need internet access, so this is not a fully offline product.
We're assessing which device models and control interfaces we can support. Older devices may require adapters or wiring changes. There isn't a public product trial yet, and the examples on our website illustrate the intended experience rather than a working customer installation.
I paid 40 GBP with my Payoneer card from my USD balance.
The statement says "Fx @ 1.26325", which is $50.53. What actually left my balance was $52.30. Divide the two and the real rate was 1.3075: 3.5% worse than the rate printed on the same line, with no fee line anywhere. Against the ECB mid-market rate that day (1.2591), the total was 3.84%, about $38 on every $1,000.
Payoneer does say its card charges up to 3.5% on purchases in another currency. It just never appears as a number on the statement, so you only see it if you do the division yourself.
Check your own: amount debited divided by the foreign amount is your real rate. Compare it with that day's mid-market rate.
Hi everyone, I am Shivam, the maker of MINO. We are planning to launch on Product Hunt this Friday.
MINO is for the few things you need in front of you right now. Talking points during a call, a checklist beside a document, or a command next to your editor. Your notes sit at the edge of your screen. Hover to read, double click to edit, and stay in the app you are using.
It is free, works offline and needs no account. You can see it here: https://trymino.in/
I would love to hear how you handle this today. Paper notes, a second monitor, another window? What would you keep within reach, and what would make a tool like this get in your way?
