I'm building Axiom an AI Company OS. 10-min Q&A spins up an AI agent team that runs your marketing, sales, support & ops 24/7. You approve what matters; agents handle the rest. The twist: the agents built most of it themselves. Solo, in public. Follow along https://www.digitalixhub.com/
It all started with my friend who runs a service based business. Even i found him engage on call tried to book an appointment. So i figured he used different tools to hack thing. And he uses social media as the marketing platform like most of the people now days. His audience comes to visit the link in bio and goes to linktree from there to whatsapp. And them reply same question "Are you available" over and over again. Thats why i build radiushq.cc Its a platform like linktree but allows team based service booking and appointment scheduling, a image gallery and a lot of feature is getting added. i am a solofounder and dont have much audience so i really need support and feedback to make this product a success. I am currently live on producthunt. first launch any feedback or advice will be life saving fore me.
I m building PayDance, a lightweight salary dashboard that shows how much you ve earned today in real time.
The idea came from a simple feeling I had at work: salary shows up once a month, but the time and effort behind it happen every day. I wanted to make that progress visible without turning it into another time tracker, attendance system, or productivity scoreboard.
PayDance lets you set your salary and schedule, then shows today s earned amount, work progress, time remaining, and estimated total. It supports monthly, daily, and hourly pay, lunch breaks, custom workdays, and overnight shifts.
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What if most AI alignment problems are actually communication alignment problems?
Humans already struggle to align because we don't all process information the same way.
Some optimize for precision.
Some optimize for social cohesion.
Some optimize for speed.
Some optimize for certainty.
AI inherits the same problem at scale.
I've been developing a framework called RPCS-1 to model these differences as continuous variables instead of categories.
Looking for feedback from researchers, developers, and curious skeptics.
rpcs1.dev
What's the biggest communication failure you've seen between humans and AI?
I'm Joshua, the maker of OneBlock a focus app that just hit v1.0 on the App Store and Google Play.
Quick story on why this exists:
I've used every Pomodoro timer, time tracker, and habit app you can name. They were great at measuring my day, but they didn't change how I actually showed up to deep work. The data piled up, the focus didn't.
I got tired of budgeting apps that want your bank details, email, or shove "AI" anyway they can. All this, just to track basic things like spending and receipts. So... I built my own!
FinPlan.ME is a private, offline financial journal for Android. Track daily expenses, set budgets by category, build savings goals and scan receipts. Your data never leaves your device - not to a server, not to an AI, not anywhere.
It's the app I use myself every day. My family and friends do too. First solo app, just launched this week - would genuinely love for people to try it and share honest feedback.
Something I keep running into talking to non-technical founders: the AI tools (Lovable, Bolt, Replit, v0) have basically solved the build step. People with zero coding background are shipping real apps now.
But the moment they try to get it actually live and keep it stable, everything falls apart. Custom domains, env vars that work locally and break in production, integrations that die on the server, apps that go down with no logs to explain why.
Just launched Margin on Product Hunt a Chrome extension that turns the side panel into a swipeable stack of news cards. Pick your topics, get a headline + short summary per card, tap through to read the full article at the source.
