I got tired of unlocking my phone, finding the DeepSeek app, waiting for it to load, and then tapping the chat input every single time. So I built a widget.

DeepSeekWidget is an open source Android home screen widget that gives you 1 tap access to DeepSeek AI:

- Chat opens DeepSeek directly (app or web fallback)

We just launched on ProductHunt today!

https://www.producthunt.com/prod...

Free to play while in beta. Please check it out!

I went through 590 conversations between actual VCs and founders, where founders were given brutally specific deck feedback. I wanted to know what they care about, slide by slide. Something kept coming up. Most founders can't clearly show they understand their own business and market. The same gaps over and over: a "why now" that's just "because AI," a problem slide that's a statement instead of a story, an acquisition slide that says "SEO and partnerships" and nothing else.

So I turned every recurring piece of feedback into a fill-in-the-blanks deck each slide tells you what investors want there and gives you the prompt to fill in. I'm calling it Pitchdeck Essentials: a fill-in-the-blanks guide to getting funded.

It just went live: https://www.producthunt.com/prod....

After auditing my own bank statements, I found 6 subscriptions I'd completely forgotten about totaling $136/month. The manual process of combing through CSVs was painful enough that I built a tool to automate it.

What surprised me most: the hardest part wasn't finding the charges it was actually canceling them. Most services bury the cancel button.

Curious if anyone else here has gone through a similar "wait, I'm paying for WHAT?" moment while building or using fintech tools. What patterns have you noticed?

as said above, i was frustrated with how tedious it is to track expenses and also work on budget

it should not be something as extensive as installing an app, and then putting it there with proper tags/categories etc

it should be as easy as sending a voice note to my very own personal finance assitant who can take care of everything

that is when i started building spendr

Hey PH community, we are launching Nuri tomorrow and would love your support.

Nuri is a recipe platform built specifically for women managing chronic conditions like PCOS and endometriosis. Every recipe is created by a verified registered dietitian who specialises in your condition. Save recipes, build a grocery list, plan your meals, and log symptoms to track how food affects how you feel.

We built this because we lived the problem ourselves. Condition-specific nutrition advice is either locked behind expensive consultations or scattered across unverified TikToks. We wanted to fix that.

Would love your support tomorrow and any feedback you have. nurirecipes.com

Excited to introduce Averlon World on Product Hunt!

Managing finance, inventory, HR, sales, CRM, and daily operations across multiple tools can be challenging. Averlon World helps businesses simplify and automate these processes through a unified ERP platform designed for growing organizations.

With solutions like ERPWave, businesses can streamline workflows, improve productivity, gain real-time insights, and make smarter decisions all from a single dashboard.

Key Benefits:
Business Process Automation
Financial Management
Inventory Control
Sales & CRM Management
HR & Payroll Management
Real-Time Reporting & Analytics
Scalable Solutions for Growing Businesses

I built ClickTheUnclickable to break fake buttons and dark patterns on websites.

But something unexpected happened.

People started using it on Instagram profiles to make dead bio links actually clickable again even when they were styled to look disabled or blocked.

That wasn t the original goal, but it revealed something bigger:
a lot of the web today is intentionally designed to limit where users can go.